The autopsy report of the Institute of Forensic Medicine (IML) has confirmed the identity of the victim who was found charred in a house after the explosion in Tatuape, eastern district of São Paulo, this Thursday (November 13). The body of Adir de Oliveira Mariano, 46, has been released for burial, the family’s lawyer said.
Investigations conducted by civilian police had already indicated that Adeel would be the fatal victim. At a press conference on Friday (November 14), Felipe Soares, head of the 5th Eastern Police Station, explained that he was alone on the premises at the time of the incident.
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Adir Mariano lived in the house for about 40 days, secretly storing fireworks. He is the brother of Alessandro de Oliveira Mariano, who police reports say was renting the house.
The body of a man who did not survive the explosion was discovered by the Special Tactical Action Group (GATE) bomb squad, which was alerted by the fire department during the aftermath. The family also went to scout the IML, but it was impossible due to the charred state.
Who was Adeel?
Civilian police said Adil Mariano was not well known in the neighborhood. The man had already been arrested by police for releasing balloons in 2011 and 2012, and was acquitted in 2015.
The suspect had already posted about the balloons on social media. In the case of the police, publications refer to the manufacture and sale of illegal products.
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Adir de Oliveira Mariano was 46 years old.
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IML reports confirmed that he was found in an exploded house in the eastern district of São Paulo on Thursday (11/13)
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The body was charred
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Explosion at Tatuape
This property is located on Calle Francisco Bueno in Tatuape, close to Calle Celso Garcia, which intersects with Salim Farah Maruf. This house functioned as an occasional fireworks warehouse.
The explosion damaged surrounding buildings within a 3km radius, collapsed metal structures and damaged vehicles parked in the area. Due to the strength of the impact, Salim Farah Maruf Street was also temporarily closed to ensure the safety of the teams working at the time of the incident.
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See the before and after of exploding real estate in Tatuape
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Houses destroyed in Tatuape explosion
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Houses destroyed in Tatuape explosion
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In addition to the man who died, at least 10 others were injured. Other victims were taken to nearby health centers or treated at the scene by emergency teams.
The explosion damaged more than 20 nearby homes. According to Civil Defense, 12 facilities were fully closed as a precaution and 11 facilities were partially closed.
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Civilian police are investigating the incident on suspicion of explosion, environmental crimes and personal injury. An investigation has been launched to determine the circumstances of the incident. According to the Public Security Service (SSP), the case was registered at the 30th Police District (Tatuape).
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