On April 8, during the Free Land Camp (ATL), a commission of indigenous leaders from Roraima met with representatives of the National Foundation of Indigenous Peoples (Funai) to deal with the Gabriel case. The meeting was attended by the federal prosecutor Danilo Miranda and the specialist in indigenism Crizantho Alves Fialho Neto, representing the agency.
During the meeting, the leaders reported the details of the case and expressed concern about the outcome of the expertise carried out by the state of Roraima, which pointed to a higher probability of death occurred by accident. In view of this, they reinforced the need to close monitoring by Funai at all stages of the investigation and of the related processes.
The leaders also requested the realization of an independent expert report, in addition to the federalization of the investigation. According to them, Gabriel's death involves collective rights, in reason for his action, which would justify a broader and more impartial investigation.
The representatives of Funai informed that they have already requested access to all the reports produced by the Civil Police of Roraima. Upon receipt, the documents will be analyzed and, Subsequently, recommendations should be issued.
Although the forensics have already been concluded, the delegate responsible for the case requested the archiving, classifying what happened as an atypical fact. There still remains, however, the statement of the State Public Prosecutor's Office (MPE).
The Indigenous Council of Roraima (CIR) formalized requests for an independent report and for the federalization of the investigation with the Federal Public Ministry (MPF), Funai and the Ministry of Justice. of Human Rights and Citizenship. The leaders continue to mobilize, demanding transparency and fairness in the case.