Luiz Baú Biography, Age, Height, Wife, Net Worth and Family

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Luiz Baú was born on 21 June, 1939 in Itatiba do Sul, Brazil, is a killer. Discover Luiz Baú's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is He in this year and how He spends money? Also learn how He earned most of networth at the age of 84 years old?

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Timeline

His trial was scheduled for March 26, 1984, and when they failed to capture him, he was tried in absentia. The Criminal Court of the District of Erechim put out an arrest warrant on April 3, 1985. According to the current law, the statute of limitations ended in 2005, and the government awarded the victims' families R$3,900.

Considered an exemplary prisoner, Baú surprised police and prison officers when he escaped in January 1980, a fact which didn't catch the media's attention due to his calm temperament. Between February 12 and 16, Baú committed four murders, killing three boys in the Rio Toldo and Rio Tigre communities, and a farm owner in the Aeroporto district. In all of the cases, his modus operandi was to repeatedly stab the victims to death. The deaths caused a shockwave throughout the community, which mobilized to arrest Luiz Baú.

On January 20, 1980, Baú was working on the farm when he disappeared around noon. Even after his escape, there was no mobilization of law enforcement to recapture him, and only 23 days later, local and state media began reporting that the "Erechim Psychopath" was gone. During his time, Baú was confirmed to have wandered through several communities in Erechim, Gaurama, Áurea and Getúlio Vargas. He was spotted on February 9 in the vicinity of Povoado Argenta in Erechim, carrying a backpack on his back and noticeably barefoot.

Luiz Baú was arrested while searches were conducted for Francisco's body, with him placing the body near the minister's chapel with intention of incriminating him. The press from across the region reported the crime as being one of the most barbaric committed, with the newspaper A Voz da Serra featuring on the cover of its March 6 issue the headline: "A Beast in Itatiba", with other outlets like Zero Hora also mentioning it on their covers. Baú was taken to the Forensic Psychiatric Institute Maurício Cardoso in Porto Alegre, with the objective that specialists could determine the state of his sanity for the upcoming criminal process. In the subsequent report, it was determined that Baú was a schizophrenic, and on June 28, 1979, he was sentenced to four years and seven months imprisonment.

On February 26, 1975, Francisco was asked by his mother to fetch some cornmeal from a mill near his home, going on horseback and passing by some relatives. That same day, Maria told Baú about the decision to send Francisco to the seminary. In response, Baú said that he would be leaving the residence, and wished to leave some money from his wage for Francisco to use at his leisure. However, the boy had gone missing, and when the family started looking for Baú, he was nowhere to be found.

Upon entering the Rio Toldo community, around February 12, Baú committed his second murder, which was eerily reminiscent of his first one back in 1975. Jandir Cardoso, 12, was out to buy some candles and matches from a warehouse for his parents around 4 PM. When he failed to return home, his family traveled to the warehouse, finding that the boy had purchased the items and then promptly left. Since nobody had seen him since, the community organized a search to find him.

During the winter of 1974, Baú moved to Linha Jubaré in Itatiba do Sul, where he was welcomed into the family of Maria Zarpelon, a widow and mother of seventeen children, who had invited him for work as he was known for his skills in the fields. His work in curandory led him to maintain a close relationship with Francisco, the couple's twelfth child, who suffered from asthma and had been receiving treatment since he was twelve years old.

After this encounter, Luiz Baú moved to Chapecó, in Santa Catarina, where he began working on his uncle Júlio's farm, marrying one of the female farmhands, Nilde Pinto de Quadros, on October 7, 1967. No public information about his family life exists until 1972, when it became known that the pair's relationship had grown unstable, as Baú had repeatedly been accused of assault and thefts. There were claims that Baú had contracted mumps during this period and had become sterile, which had made his wife divorce him.

Luiz Baú (born June 21, 1939), known as The Monster of Erechim, was a Brazilian serial killer who achieved notoriety in the 1970s for committing five murders in Erechim and Itatiba do Sul.

Luiz Baú was born on June 21, 1939 to farmers Florindo and Vitória, in the district of Sete Lagoas, Itatiba do Sul, where he lived until he was 28 years of age. Coming from a poor family, he stood out as a working man in the field with great physical strength, who also held the occupation of a medicine man whom gave blessings with herbs and teas.