Real estate agent Tony Dhemysson, 30, was found dead this Saturday morning (27) in the city of São Sebastião, in the interior of Alagoas. The body was found on the banks of AL-110, near Povoado Nascença, in the rural area of São Sebastião.
The head of operations at the city police station, Cláudio Santos, informed g1 that the Civil and Military police were called when they were informed that there was an abandoned car on the highway. The Municipal Guard was also at the scene.
The teams found the vehicle with the keys in the ignition and all of Tony’s belongings at the scene, except his cell phone. The doors were closed, but unlocked.
The body was found outside the vehicle, with a shoelace around its neck. The Scientific Police were called to investigate the scene and identify the cause of death.
” The traces at the place where the body was found point to a probable suicide in partial suspension. This preliminary conclusion is based on the fact that there was a piece of shoelace, compatible with the shoelace of his own shorts, wrapped around the victim’s neck, and the another piece was anchored in a tree, indicating that it was suspended. The victim must have been removed from the tree by people passing by the place”, said expert Edson Júnior.
Tony’s body had abrasions, which, according to forensics, are compatible with the local vegetation. “So far, we cannot reach a different conclusion. However, we will analyze all the material that was at the scene, such as the victim’s glasses that were on top of the tree where the shoelace was stuck,” he said.
The family had been looking for Tony since Friday night (26). According to the Civil Police, relatives reported that the broker’s car tracker showed that he remained stopped at a gas station for an hour. Police officers search for security cameras in the area.
Tony was born in Lagoa da Canoa and worked in a real estate agency in Arapiraca. He leaves two children.
The scene was recorded with a cell phone (watch below). The broker was inside the parked car, talking to a client, when her ex-husband climbed on the hood, kicking and punching the windshield.
Man climbs into the car his ex was in and is taken on the hood to the PM battalion in AL
Tony drove the vehicle to the headquarters of the 3rd Military Police Battalion in Arapiraca. The woman reported at the time that she was being stalked by her ex-husband. Tony gave an interview to g1 and said that the two were in the car because it was raining.
“Her ex-husband arrived on a motorcycle, helmet and coat. He already arrived, placing his cell phone flashlight on the side of my car window. I found it very strange and left the place, of course, in fear. This motorcycle followed us with the lighthouse was off”, recalled the broker.
