Experts indicate that Ana Hickmann had forged signatures on documents

An expert report by the Criminalistics Institute (IC) indicated that Ana Hickmann did not sign official contracts with three financial institutions. According to a complementary document analysis report requested by the State Department of Criminal Investigations (DEIC), which is investigating the authenticity of 48 signatures of the Record TV presenter, “they did not come from the handwriting of Ana Lúcia Hickmann Correa.”

This Saturday (6), the F5 had access to the document that corroborates the accusation made by the presenter in May. Hickmann stated that she had not signed documents – including bank documents – that benefited her ex-husband, Alexandre Correa.

At the time, Ana Hickmann’s defense presented a private handwriting expert report and held Claudia Helena dos Santos, her former agent and the businessman’s right-hand woman, responsible for forging the signatures.

When contacted, Bruno Ferullo, Alexandre Correa and Claudia Helena’s lawyer, explained that the report analyzed 12 documents presented by Ana Hickmann and two of them are signed by the presenter. “The last handwriting report presented by the IC says that ten are not signed by her and two are,” he commented. “We also have the first report stating that the signatures are inconclusive. We are calm, awaiting the conclusion of the police investigation to clarify whatever is necessary. The truth will come out,” he concluded.

The report also sought the defense of Ana Hickmann, who did not comment. The Civil Police of São Paulo, responsible for the DEIC, asked for her to be contacted after the holiday because they are on duty.

The legal and financial dispute between Ana Hickmann and her ex-husband began in November 2023, shortly after the presenter reported Alexandre Corrêa for domestic violence.

This was followed by a long dispute between the couple over custody of their nine-year-old son and over assets, companies and debts in the former couple’s name.