BRThe comedian Dilson Alves da Silva Neto, known as Nego Di, and his wife, Gabriela Vicente de Sousa, were sentenced by the court in Rio Grande do Sul for fraud, money laundering, using forged documents, and participating in illegal raffle schemes. Nego Di received a sentence of 14 years and six months in closed custody, while his wife was sentenced to eight years and four months in closed custody for providing bank accounts and assisting with financial transactions. Between November 2022 and May 2024, Nego Di conducted unauthorized electronic raffles through social media, reaching thousands of people. The most notable case involved a fraudulent raffle for a Porsche, which manipulated results and created a fictional winner, causing losses to over 9,000 victims. Over 2.5 million reais obtained from these scams were laundered through third-party accounts and companies to appear legitimate. The court also noted the use of an altered bank receipt to simulate a non-existent donation during floods in the state in May 2024, when he publicly claimed to have transferred 1 million reais but had only transferred 100 reais. This was deemed misleading to the public and used for self-promotion. It
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