Gabriel Vaquer
The ex-husband of presenter Ana Hickmann, businessman Alexandre Corrêa, was denied this Wednesday (13) an injunction request for habeas corpus to suspend the investigation against her, based on a criminal complaint that Ana filed against him.
Ana accuses Alexandre of embezzlement, conspiracy and fraud. The businessman allegedly embezzled around R$25 million and forged the former model’s signatures to request loans and credits from at least six banks, such as Bradesco and Banco do Brasil.
O F5 had access to the document, which is in the 1st Criminal and Violence Against Women Court of the TJ-SP (Court of Justice of São Paulo). The judge in the case claimed that the investigation could not be suspended because it depends on documents from third parties involved in the case.
Furthermore, Ana Hickmann’s defense presented gigantic strength of evidence, which for the judge needs to be investigated to clarify the facts.
The merits request, however, was accepted. The request to stop the case will be judged on a date not yet announced by the Court.
When contacted, lawyer Enio Andrade, who represents Alexandre Corrêa, confirmed the court’s denial and says that his client is quite calm.
“In fact, the injunction was rejected, but the case was accepted. There will be a judgment on the merits. He did not accept the injunction because Alexandre Correa was not even indicted. I am calm,” he said.
Ana Hickmann accuses her ex-husband of diverting at least R$25 million of his companies’ capital since 2018 for his own use. The Itu police station (SP) and the MP-SP are investigating the case.
According to Ana’s lawyers, the diversions were made with Alexandre forging the Record presenter’s signatures on checks and several loan contracts with banks, which are now charging the amounts owed to the former model.
The investigation was opened on November 29th, at the request of public prosecutor Mariane Monteiro Schmidt. The civil police have already started investigations.
Correa did not act alone, according to Ana Hickmann’s defense. Two other women who worked at the company Hickmann Serviços Ltda, helped her ex-husband hide documents.
Therefore, the police are investigating the possibility that Alexandre Correa is responsible for money laundering and criminal association.
The criminal report also states that the debts of the presenter and her companies exceed R$34 million. All of them are from unrecognized loans made by Alexandre.
In a note, Enio Murad, Alexandre Correa’s lawyer, states that Ana Hickmann wants to get rid of the debts she left and ensure that only Alexandre pays the debt.
Source: Folha
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