The person who caught his wife with a homeless person breaks the silence

Personal trainer Eduardo Alves, of Planaltina in the Federal District, gave an exclusive interview to SBT, this Thursday (17), to talk about the episode that His wife caught in an intimate moment with a homeless manInside her car, they beat him. The case gained national repercussions after Metropoles released the video showing exactly the moment Eduardo arrived at the scene.

In the photos, it is also possible to see the homeless man leaving the car and Eduardo’s wife, Sandra, kneeling on the ground. Several versions of what actually happened began to spread across social networks with the fallout from the video.

During the interview, the personal trainer said his life was turned upside down and he asks people to take responsibility when commenting on the story. “Many things have been wrongly revealed and it has had an impact on my life and the lives of my family members. I notice that they are increasingly distorting the image of my wife and of me,” he said.

“I didn’t think it would be there”

On this occasion, Eduardo took the opportunity to share his version of the facts. He says that on the day of the accident he was at home, waiting for his wife to go on a date together. Noting the woman’s lateness, he decided to question his mother, who had spent the day with her daughter-in-law.

“When my mom came home and asked what happened during the day, the only weird thing she told me was when my wife went to pick up our daughter, she found someone homeless,” he says.

Eduardo’s mother also told the place of the unusual meeting and the son went to the place in search of his wife. Upon arriving there, the personal trainer came across the scene.

“At first, when I saw the car, I didn’t think she would be there with her. For me she would be in one of those houses. When I got close I saw a man in the car with my wife and the only reaction I had was to get him out of there,” he says.

I had to hide

Eduardo regrets the proportion the whole affair has gained and reinforces that his wife went through the moment of the outbreak. He also says he kept the woman from all the comments made about her family on social networks, as she doesn’t seem to remember what happened.

“What I’ve noticed is that she has more delusions and can’t comprehend what happened. She worries about other things. It’s as if she’s not aware of what happened or is evading it. All this burden I’m receiving, I’m the only one taking it,” he says.

The personal trainer is telling people to stop making jokes about his family, because the backlash from the case kept him from even working. He also ensures that his wife is a “fighter, hardworking woman who always focuses on her family.”

“What’s missing is empathy. Currently I only exist because I can’t work, I can’t go back to my normal life. Our shop is closed, I can’t open because of society, because of the way they described us. I had to hide,” he said with a sigh.

Larissa Reese[email protected]

Journalism student at the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG) and BHAZ correspondent since 2021. Laureate of the 13th Fernando Pacheco Gordao Prize for Young Journalism, established by the Vladimir Herzog Institute.