Brazilian tattoo artist beats boyfriend in US and asks for help online | Holy Spirit

Born in Pinheiros, north of Esperido Santo, Isis has lived and worked in Toronto, Canada since March 2020 and has been in a relationship with the invader for almost a year.

The attack left the tattoo artist with a broken nose, cuts on the lips, injuries to the eyes and ears and other abrasions. She underwent tests after showing some neurological symptoms.

According to the Brazilian, after the occupation of the hotel room, the boyfriend was arrested by the police, but was released by court decision only a few hours later, which provided only a restrictive measure so he could not be accessed or contacted electronically by the victim.

However, shortly after his release, ISIS reported that his ex-partner had started texting him on his cell phone.

According to the young woman, her 25-year-old boyfriend already had aggressive and intimidating behavior, but never physically assaulted her. “He had many aggressive and tense behaviors. He took treatment to manage his anger.”

Back in Toronto, the victim went to Canadian Justice to ask for a restrictive action in the country. “I asked for protection from justice, but they can do nothing for me because he killed me in the United States, so they can not put a restraining order here. In Canada I can only get a restraining order if he beats me,” he said.

The Canadian embassy, ​​the US embassy and the State Department commented on the report, but did not respond until after the text was released.

Frustrated by the treatment he received from the courts, Brazilians posted photos and videos on social media showing the bedroom and the wounds left by her boyfriend after the occupation.

On social networks, the Brazilian was thanked for the support he received from supporters such as legal advice and news of his injuries from the nurses.

Brazilians also acknowledge the potential for financial aid. Initially, people offered to help, but she paid for it. However, this Tuesday (11), he announced that he was considering a prize for fundraising.

“I was hesitant, but I ran out of money. I do not know if I can pay it myself (…) I’ll spend more money in the coming weeks, I can not work. I have money saved, but I have to pay my money. Rent and other bills, He wrote.

Overall, Aziz calculates he has already spent $ 36,000 on hospital treatments, costs with lawyers and escape from the occupier.

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