It seems you’re asking about “Sandrão” (Sandrao) and the crimes associated with her. Here’s a concise overview based on available public reporting up to 2025. Direct answer

• Sandrão, whose full name is Sandra Regina Ruiz Gomes, is a Brazilian former inmate linked to the Tremembé penitentiary and known for her association with other high-profile inmates such as Suzane von Richthofen and Elize Matsunaga. Public reports describe her involvement in a 2003 crime in which she participated in the kidnapping and murder of a 14-year-old neighbor, Tallisson, as part of a ransom-seeking plot. She was convicted of sequestration followed by death, with initial sentences reported around 27 years, later adjusted in some sources. Her notoriety grows from her role in these cases and media portrayals connected to Tremembé.

Context and details

• Background and notoriety:
  • Sandrão lived in the periphery of Mogi das Cruzes, SP, and was involved with a boyfriend at the time of the crime. She became known in media narratives for her connections to other infamous inmates and for participating in the 2003 kidnapping and murder plot.

• The crime and legal outcome:
  • The case centers on the kidnapping of a neighbor’s son (Tallisson, age 14) by Sandrão and accomplices, initially demanding a ransom that was eventually reduced. Despite the negotiations and some payment, the victim was killed, with evidence including the body being found with restraints and blunt force/mortal injury. Sandrão was convicted of sequestration followed by death, with explanations of complicity in planning and execution of the crime. Sentences reported in various outlets include a long prison term (often cited as 27 years) with later adjustments in subsequent legal proceedings.

• Media portrayals:
  • The Tremembé storyline has been the subject of multiple entertainment pieces, including series and profiles, highlighting the dynamics among inmates and the broader context of the Tremembé virtual “famous inmates” circle. This has amplified public awareness of Sandrão’s role in the incidents.

Notes

• Coverage of Sandrão often intersects with broader narratives about Suzane von Richthofen and Elize Matsunaga, who are associated with Tremembé in popular media discussions. If you’re looking for precise legal terms, dates, or sentence numbers, I can pull exact details from reliable sources and lay out a timeline.

If you’d like, I can provide a sourced timeline with dates, court decisions, and a brief summary of each source’s perspective.