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Goalkeeper who fed girlfriend’s body to dogs gets reprieve

written by Taiwo Adediran September 28, 2017
Goalkeeper who fed girlfriend’s body to dogs gets reprieve
Bruno Fernandes fed girlfriend to dogs

The jail sentence of Brazilian goalkeeper Bruno Fernandes for 2010 murder of a former girlfriend has been reduced by 18 months, according to court documents filed in the state of Minas Gerias.

A panel of judges voted to lessen the prison term from 22 years and three months to 20 years and nine months following an appeal.

Report says the decision means Bruno, as he is known in Brazil, will be released in 2031.

The 32-year-old was convicted in 2013 of killing his former partner Eliza Samudio, mutilating her body and feeding it to dogs.

He was granted a writ of habeas corpus in February and briefly resumed playing for national Serie B club Boa Esporte before returning to jail in April.

Bruno’s career included spells at Atletico Mineiro, Corinthians and Flamengo.

In 2009, he was captain of the Flamengo team that won the Serie A championship.

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