The São Paulo Civil Police denied that any tampering occurred with the seals of the cell phones and electronic devices seized in the investigation into the Dark Horse film. According to the Public Security Secretariat, the 27 pieces of equipment were sealed at the locations of the seizures, in the presence of witnesses, and sent for forensic examination.
The equipment was seized on June 1 during an operation that executed search and seizure warrants at residences and companies linked to the Instituto Conhecer Brasil. The institute is presided over by businesswoman Karina Ferreira da Gama, producer of the Dark Horse film, a production that covers the life of former President Jair Bolsonaro.
The investigation examines suspicions related to the financing of the film production. By order of Justice Flávio Dino of the Supreme Federal Court, the case began being shared with the Federal Police.
