Isabella Nardoni’s stepmother, Anna Carolina Jatobá leaves prison

Anna Carolina Jatobaconvicted in child murder case Isabella Nardoni in 2008, she left the prison at the Women’s Penitentiary of Tremembé, a city in the Vale do Paraíba, located in the interior of São Paulo, this Tuesday (20th), after receiving the right to serve her sentence in an open regime. Anna Carolina was Isabella’s stepmother and was arrested for the murder of the child, who was five years old.

Isabella Nardoni case

Little Isabella Nardoni, five years old at the time of the incident, was killed after being thrown from the floor of the London Building, located in the North Zone of São Paulo, on March 29, 2008. According to the Civil Police, who analyzed the incident not as an accident, but as a murder, the crime was committed by the father, Alexandre Nardoni and the child’s stepmother, Anna Carolina Jatobá. The child’s mother, Carolina Oliveira, left the daughter with the couple; Anna Carolina was accused of strangling her stepdaughter and her father throwing her daughter’s body, for cutting the protective screen, as stated by the Public Prosecutor’s Office about the episode.

the condemnation

The child’s stepmother received the conviction along with the child’s husband and father, Alexandre Nardoni, in 2010. While the woman received a sentence of 26 years and eight months for the crime, the girl’s father received the punishment of 31 years and 1 month for the death of his daughter.

Alexandre Nardoni, 44, imprisoned at the Men’s Penitentiary of Tremembé, is in a format that allows ‘outings’ on specific dates, with the need to return to prison, the semi-open regime.

The stepmother went through the experience of the semi-open regime in 2017, but with the defense request granted by the judge Marcia Domingues de CastroAnna Jatobá migrates to the open regime.

SEE: Stepmother of Isabella Nardoni, Anna Carolina Jatobá leaves prison. She was convicted in 2010 for the murder of the 5-year-old girl. pic.twitter.com/LTAIJNJ6jQ

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_{Anna Carolina Jatobá and Isabella Nardoni. (Reproduction/Twitter: @diretodomiolo)}

How the open system works

In this regime, the convicted person bears his sentence away from the penitentiary and is allowed to work during the day, but spends the night in prison.

Among the requirements for not wasting the opportunity granted, the arrested person must respect the return and departure times, is unable to leave the city without authorization from the Justice, has the duty to explain and describe his activities in the jury when requested and stay in the designated location during the break and rest period.

Justice has the possibility of including new changes, depending on the determinations of the person responsible for the case.

Featured photo: Anna Carolina Jatobá and Alexandre Nardoni convicted in 2010 for the murder of Isabella Nardoni. Playback/Twitter/@gathaguedes