A São Paulo court has rejected Gil Lugai’s request to waive the use of his electronic ankle bracelet. He has been free since August 2024 after being imprisoned in Tremembe Prison, known as the “prison of celebrities”, after being found guilty of shooting his father and stepmother to death.
In a ruling last Wednesday (12/11), judge Gabriela Marquez da Silva Bertoli said that Gil Lugay’s defense had not presented any factors that would justify discontinuing the use of the ankle bracelet.
“We note that the nature of the acts committed, and primarily the amount of the fine, are prudent given the existence of a concrete risk of non-compliance with the imposed conditions,” he said.
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Gil Lugay was convicted of the murder of his father, Luis Carlos Lugay, and stepmother, Alessandra de Fatima Troitino
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He was sentenced to more than 30 years in prison for killing his father and stepmother in 2004.
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The publicist and former seminarian has always denied the crime.
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The judge also reinforced the prosecutor’s office’s opinion based on a psychological report of Lugai, who was described as a person “characterized by immature emotional expression, untimely mood swings, emotional instability, and low tolerance for frustration.” Therefore, reintegration must be accompanied by ongoing support to ensure that they are able to apply their skills in different situations.
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Gil Lugai of Trembe
- Former seminarian Gil Lugay was found guilty of shooting and killing his father and stepmother, Luis Carlos Lugay and Alessandra de Fatima Troitino, in São Paulo in March 2004.
- Days after his father and stepmother’s deaths, he became a suspect in the crime after a lifeguard reported seeing the then-young man leave his father’s house with another person on the night of the incident. Forensic scientists also found a fired cartridge from the murder weapon used in the murder in his room.
- According to the investigation, the motive for the crime was that the young man had been fired from his father’s production company, Reference Films.
- On February 22, 2013, Gil Lugai was sentenced to 33 years and 9 months in prison.
- He was held at Tremembe Prison until August 2024, after which he began serving his sentence as a free man.
- Gil Lugai is one of the inmates portrayed in the series “Tremenbe,” which premiered in early November. The film tells the story of what happened in a place known as the “Prison of Celebrities.”
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