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A driver lost control of a car in parking of fake version of the Solomon's Temple, in Sao Paulo, on Sunday evening (16), killing two women and leaving seven people injured. Among the victims is a child. Dilza Maria Chianca, 61 years old, was arrested in the act and will answer for murder. The two fatalities were identified as Iraci Fabri da Silva, 48, and Rosemeire Rodrigues Gunter, 39. Iraci got stuck between the car and the wall and was referred to the Hospital das Clinicas. The student Rosemeire died at the scene. The other victims were taken to area hospitals and aren't at risk of death. Tests proved that the driver had not been drinking. According Dilza, the accident was caused by a technical problem and was unable to stop the car. Through a statement, the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God, owner of the temple, reported that the event occurred around 18h ​​on Sunday. "One of Solomon's Temple faithful who came to join a cult, lost control of his semiaut

Police arrested on 6 October, the teenager's biological father who gave hazelnut cream poisoned for his daughter in Cangaiba, a neighborhood in the East Zone of São Paulo. After eating the candy, on 27 September, six students that were friends of his daughter, got sick and had to be hospitalized. The criminal, Mason Leoncio Fernandes dos Santos, is appointed by the police as the main suspect of having poisoned the product. According to the police investigation department, he would have done it because he don't want recognize the paternity of her daughter. The girl who was the target of poisoning, however, not ingested the sweet and only shared with friends. Leoncio was arrested temporarily for 30 days. Police began to investigate Mason after Kaíque Vicente de Oliveira, appointed as responsible for delivering the hazelnut cream to adolescents, snitched he. Police arrived to Kaíque, 21, after meeting  testimonials of relatives and send the candy to expertise. Th