understand what the son and widow say about the day of the singer’s death and inheritance

Gabriel Costason of Gal CostaIt is Wilma Petrilloformer manager and widow of the singer, gave interviews to the Fantastic which aired this Sunday, 31st, on Globo. Recently, he challenged his mother’s former manager’s right to inheritance, and even asked for her body to be exhumed.

At one point, reporter Renata Ceribelli asks Gabriel: “Do you have any suspicions regarding Wilma?” The young man is emphatic: “None. I don’t imagine she could have done anything in relation to my mother. I don’t think she would have reached that point.”

“She was starting to get cold, pale, her mouth was purple. I called SAMU. They answered me and said: ‘do some procedures, cardiac massage’ until they arrived and nothing. But then Wilma said: ‘It’s taking a while a lot. Call the [Albert] Einstein, call the Syrian[-Libanês, dois hospitais de São Paulo]. I called them both”, continued Gabriel Costa.

“They started talking to doctors, I started crying a lot. I heard he died and I left, because I needed to breathe. I don’t know what happened, but my mother stayed there, in her bed, dead, until the day she died. be taken for burial.”

Wilma Petrillo, Gal Costa’s widow, reported: “I got to the room, she looked at me with sad eyes. She was a little breathless, you know? I said: ‘Are you okay?’. She said she was very cold. Then I put that thermal blanket. She stayed quiet, curled up.”

“She woke up, I said: ‘Are you better?’ I know better how to live without you. As she said she was sick, when she turned over in bed, I thought she was going to vomit. I called Gabriel to turn her over. I put my hand here, she didn’t respond, she didn’t have a pulse”, continued the businesswoman .

Gal Costa’s body did not undergo an autopsy

Regarding not carrying out an autopsy, Wilma explained: “The doctor said: ‘Do you want to do an autopsy?’. Then I remembered that we had seen a program on television about autopsy, autopsy, and Gal said: ‘God forbid if one day I have to leave and they have to do this to me’. Because it was a very aggressive thing. And I said: ‘I don’t want an autopsy'”.

The singer’s son highlighted discomfort with the decision: “There was no autopsy, so there was no way of knowing if it was something deeper, something more than cardiac arrest. [Isso me levou a pedir a exumação] because I wanted to make sure if that was really it.”