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    Hulk's sister the victim of possible kidnapping

    Brazilian police revealed on Monday that they are investigating the possible kidnapping of the younger sister of the Brazil striker Hulk.

    Authorities said 22-year-old Angélica Aparecida Vieira de Sousa has been missing since Monday afternoon after being left in front of a restaurant in the northeastern city of Campina Grande. A person who was with her at the time told police that he thinks she was kidnapped.

    The Campina Grande police officer Kalina Suerde said that it is too early to say whether Sousa was kidnapped despite widespread reports in the Brazilian media.

    Suerde said an initial call to Sousa's cell phone was answered by a man impersonating her husband.

    "She is missing, nobody saw anybody taking her, but we are checking the reports that she may have been kidnapped," she said.

    Family members told authorities that nobody had made contact to request a ransom or give any other information about her whereabouts, but the investigator Marcos Paulo later said that her relatives asked police to stay away from the case, which he said could indicate that a contact was made.

    "We are investigating, there are indications that it could be a kidnapping, but we still don't know for sure," he said.

    It would not be the first time a relative of a famous Brazilian player was kidnapped. In 1994 Romário's father was abducted and spent seven days in captivity before being released unhurt.

    Robinho's mother was kidnapped for more than a month in 2004 and a year later Luís Fabiano's mother spent several weeks in captivity. Also in 2005, the mother of the former Brazil striker Grafite was taken by criminals and found a day later. The sister of the former Real Betis forward Ricardo Oliveira was kidnapped for several months in 2006. None of them were hurt.

    Hulk, 26, moved from Porto to Zenit St Petersburg in September in a deal reportedly worth £39.5m, one of the highest ever transfer fees paid for a Brazilian player.

    That rug really tied the room together.

    #2
    Awful.

    Hopefully she's quickly returned safe and sound.

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      #3
      Surely if ever there was a time for the bloke to live up to his name is now......GO RESCUE HER HULK!
      Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won’t expect it back. Oscar Wilde

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        #4
        Thats gonna get him really angry....they won't like him when he is angry....
        "Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob Paisley

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          #5
          Its wrong that this ever happens. Scum.
          96 Never Forgotten

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            #6
            Me immediate reaction was to be suspicious of the person that was with her, did not see anything, yet thinks she was kidnapped.
            Football without Origi is nothing

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              #7
              He'll pay the ransom with the vast fortune he has no doubt amassed, for doing very little of note, she'll be free and everyone will be happy again. Brazil. Brilliant.
              Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won’t expect it back. Oscar Wilde

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                #8
                Has she been found yet?
                The times they are a changin'.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Gibbo View Post
                  Has she been found yet?
                  Yes.

                  The younger sister of the Brazil striker Hulk has been returned to her family unharmed after being kidnapped and held for 24 hours.

                  Angélica Aparecida Vieira, 22, was released on Tuesday, a day after being abducted in front of the restaurant in the north-eastern city of Campina Grande where she worked as a nutritionist.

                  Three people have been arrested for their alleged participation in the kidnapping of the younger sister of the Brazil striker.

                  Police inspector Marcos Paulo said the group was going to ask for a ransom fee close to $150,000 (£94,000), but problems began when they decided the money would not be divided equally among those involved.

                  "One of the suspects didn't like the amount he was going to receive and decided to let her go," Paulo said. "Angélica actually helped convince him that it wasn't enough for his troubles and even said that she could give him more money if he let her go."

                  That rug really tied the room together.

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                    #10


                    Sound like a load of bumbling idiots.

                    Hence, sounds like she was lucky.
                    Hello mert.

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Liverpel View Post
                      Police inspector Marcos Paulo said the group was going to ask for a ransom fee close to $150,000 (£94,000), but problems began when they decided the money would not be divided equally among those involved.
                      Shouldn't laugh but it hardly sounds the most organised of kidnappings.

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