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A very frightening case involving a girl was reported in the last few days and the outcome was unfortunately quite rare and sad. The victim lived in Mato Grosso, in the Lucas do Rio Verde region and the whole context had a lot of repercussions around the country.

The young woman was known locally for her involvement in the world of crime and her disappearance was widely reported in the local media.

Yasmin Estefânia Alves Ribeiro, just 15 years old, posted photos on her social networks where she was already receiving threats from people she knew in the area who said they would attempt to harm her physical integrity.

Soon after her disappearance, many searches were carried out by the Fire Department and on one of these occasions Yasmin’s body was found in the worst possible way. The teenager ended up being found in a difficult to access area, completely tied up and with severe physical injuries, shocking the local authorities.

During the investigation, two people were arrested as suspects who were part of a criminal faction. The two allegedly took the young woman from inside the house and took her to the region to commit the act.

The local police stated in a statement details of the situation: “The team was informed that the victim’s body was found in the wooded area of the Tessele Júnior neighborhood

.” Videos of the moment left everyone shocked, see:

My Son Proposed to a Girl He Had Only Known for 3 Weeks, During the Ceremony, the Police Walked In

I never imagined my son’s wedding would end in chaos—with flashing lights, a fleeing bride, and a painful truth none of us were ready for. It all started one Sunday dinner when Daniel, our only son, announced he was getting married. He’d only been dating Lisa for three weeks, but he insisted she was “the one.” Arnold and I were stunned. I tried to reason with him, urging a longer engagement, but he was set on marrying her.

“When you know, you know,” he kept saying. When Daniel brought Lisa home, she was everything he said—beautiful, charming, and polished. But something about her felt too perfect. Her stories were vague, and she never shared much about her past. Still, she won over everyone—except me. My instincts were telling me something was off.

Despite my concerns, the wedding moved forward. Lisa’s so-called parents seemed nice, but they also felt oddly rehearsed. On the wedding day, everything looked…

Despite my concerns, the wedding moved forward. Lisa’s so-called parents seemed nice, but they also felt oddly rehearsed. On the wedding day, everything looked perfect. Daniel stood at the altar, beaming, while Lisa walked down the aisle in a gorgeous dress.

Then it all fell apart. Just as the officiant asked if anyone objected, two men in plain clothes entered the hall, pulled out badges, and called Lisa’s name. Her smile vanished. She mumbled something, then bolted out the back door, with her “parents” right behind her.

Everyone was in shock. That’s when Daniel’s biological father, Morgan, stepped forward and admitted he had hired the men. He had learned from a bartender downtown that Lisa was a known con artist. She targeted wealthy young men, rushed into relationships, and used fake emergencies or joint accounts to scam them.

Even worse, Morgan revealed Lisa was pregnant—but not with Daniel’s child. She had bragged at the bar weeks earlier about trapping a “rich fool” to secure a comfortable life. Daniel was devastated. He stood silently, then slowly took off his wedding ring. “Guess that’s that,” he said quietly. I hugged him, heartbroken, and told him none of this was his fault. He loved someone who didn’t deserve it—and there’s no shame in that.

The wedding ended with guests leaving in disbelief, the cake untouched, and the room full of whispers. It took weeks for Daniel to begin healing, and months before he stopped hoping Lisa might call. But eventually, he moved forward—hurt, but wiser. And maybe, just maybe, he learned that sometimes a mother’s instincts are worth trusting. Because love isn’t always blind… sometimes it’s just very good at pretending.