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Henry Borel's father, Leniel Borel, testified at Rio de Janeiro's 2nd Jury Court that the 4-year-old boy said his mother "was not good" hours before being found in respiratory arrest at the apartment where he lived with Monique Medeiros and former councilman Jairo Souza Santos Júnior, known as Dr. Jairinho. The boy died on March 8, 2021. ✓
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"Mamãe não é boa". Essa teria sido uma das últimas falas do pequeno Henry Borel, ao pai, Leniel Borel, horas antes do menino dar entrada em um hospital com quadro de parada respiratória"
"Processo nº: 03313777320218190001. TJ-RJ."
"em face de JAIRO SOUZA SANTOS JUNIOR, vulgo "DOUTOR JAIRINHO" e MONIQUE MEDEIROS DA COSTA E SILVA DE ALMEIDA"
According to Leniel's testimony, which began Friday and concluded early Saturday morning, Henry hesitated to stay with his mother after a weekend with his father and only agreed after Monique promised they would look for a new house to live in. The boy reportedly showed nervousness and nausea on the way to his mother's house in Barra da Tijuca. ✓
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"Após passar o fim de semana com o pai, Henry só aceitou ficar com a mãe depois que ela prometeu que eles procurariam outra casa para morar"
Forensic expert Luiz Carlos Leal Prestes, a prosecution witness, stated that Henry showed "multiple injuries in different parts of the body" and signs of brain edema caused by "blunt force trauma to the head." According to the expert, "this child felt great pain" and the injuries were produced independently, being "incompatible with a single fall." ✓
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"O perito Luiz Carlos Leal Prestes, testemunha do Ministério Público, disse ao tribunal que havia multiplicidade de ferimentos em diferentes partes do corpo da criança, além de sinais de edema cerebral provocados por ações contundentes na cabeça"
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What specific legal doctrine or test is the court applying in evaluating the evidence and testimony?
Why it's still unknown: Sources do not detail the legal criteria or precedents guiding the jury's decision
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What other evidence besides the father's testimony and forensic analysis is being presented at trial?
Why it's still unknown: Coverage focuses mainly on the father's testimony and forensic evidence, without detailing other case evidence
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What was the specific response from Jairinho and Monique's defense regarding the father's testimony?
Why it's still unknown: Sources do not report the defense's reaction or challenge to Leniel Borel's testimony