The Federal Police discovered that Daniel Vorcaro, owner of Banco Master, used login credentials of servers from the Federal Public Ministry to access confidential processes against his enemies. The evidence was found in conversations between Vorcaro and Luiz Phillipi Machado de Moraes Mourão, known as "Sicário," and is included in PF reports sent to the Supreme Federal Court.
Vorcaro's group, which also included retired Federal Police officer Marilson Roseno da Silva, monitored and intimidated people considered enemies by the banker. The list of threatened individuals ranged from chefs and boatmen to investment fund managers who reported irregularities at Banco Master.
One of the main monitoring tactics was accessing confidential data from court proceedings and police investigations of these enemies. This access allowed the group to obtain confidential information to use against the victims.
The secrecy of the proceedings was lifted on Thursday (10) by order of the STF president, Edson Fachin, allowing the information to be made public.
