Vorcaro Asked in Messages for Protection from Moraes at the PF and PGR and Asked if He Had to Leave the Country Before Being Arrested, Says NewspaperPhoto by Lucas Vinícius Pontes on Pexels
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Vorcaro Asked in Messages for Protection from Moraes at the PF and PGR and Asked if He Had to Leave the Country Before Being Arrested, Says Newspaper

extra1 September 2026 at 18:10

Banker Daniel Vorcaro, from Banco Master, sent a message to Minister Alexandre de Moraes, from the Supreme Federal Court (STF), asking if he needed to leave the country. The message was sent on November 15, 2025, two days before Vorcaro was first arrested due to suspicions of fraud at the bank. The information was disclosed by the newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo.

In one of the messages recovered by the Federal Police, Vorcaro wrote: "Do you think I need to be out by Monday?" On the same day, he sent other questions to Moraes, including "Same judge Ricardo? And does Galípolo know? Can we do something?" At another point, the banker said: "What madness, right in the week I'm resolving everything."

Moraes's responses were not disclosed. Vorcaro was arrested on November 17, 2025. The arrest is related to investigations into fraud at Banco Master. The newspaper also reported that Moraes analyzed a 131-million-real contract between his wife and Banco Master before it was signed.

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