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Daniel Forcaro, the owner of Banco Master, was not in a cell with other prisoners during the five days he spent in the Temporary Detention Center (CDP) 2 in Guarulhos (SP), says columnist Lauro Jardim, of the newspaper O Globo. According to the writer, Forcaro was removed because of the threats without being
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Forcaro was investigated by the federal police for fraud, and was released over the weekend after a court decision. When he left the place on Saturday (29th), he was without a beard, wearing a hat, and carrying a Bible. Al-Sayyid was liquidated extrajudicially by the Central Bank on the 18th.

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According to the writer, Forcaro was transferred from the first day to a cell measuring 4 square meters, where he remained alone for 23 hours. “Sometimes not so much, as a few rats roam the place,” the columnist wrote, adding that the banker was entitled to one hour of sunlight a day.