Mithil Aggarwal is a Hong Kong-based reporter/producer for NBC News.
The man in the wheelchair did not look like he needed a loan for 17,000 reais . At a bank in Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday, a woman wheeled in the body of a 68-year-old man who police later said had been dead for hours. The man was pale, and his head dropped back into an unsettling angle when it wasn’t being supported by Érika de Souza Vieira Nunes, the woman identified by Reuters as pushing the wheelchair and trying to crimp his limp hand around a pen.
” In an apparent effort to convince the bank staff, Nunes asked them if they saw him hold the door open. An unnamed clerk said, “No, we did not see it.” As she continued to attempt to have the man sign the document, bank staff became increasingly alarmed. “No, he is not well,” one of the clerks repeated. “His color look …” “If you are not well, I will take you to the hospital. Do you want to go to the emergency room again?” Nunes asked the dead man.
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