This Sunday, unexpectedly, the SIC once again repeated the interview with Ivo Lucas, currently in court over the death of Sara Carrera, of 5 December 2020.
Although he is currently recording several “high definition” films, Daniel Oliveira once again repeated the interview in which the actor spoke for the first time about his girlfriend and the few memories he had of the tragic day.
The interview was broadcast three days after the trial session in which Evo was charged with gross negligent homicide and in which everything pointed to the guilt of the young actor and singer.
Perhaps that is why many SIC fans took to social media to express their displeasure with the interview. One comment read: “Daniel, I think you give too much importance to Ivo Lucas, who unfortunately has become better known to the public due to the tragic accident that took the life of Sarah Carrera.”
It doesn’t stop here. Another wrote: “This is not true. We are in the middle of a trial and this is not fair to anyone.” Another, more exasperated online user wrote: “Is anything really worthwhile for the public? This is pure exploitation of the suffering of others in order to cling to leadership. It is immoral, it is absolutely shameful. A little awareness and respect won’t hurt.”
“Ivo Lucas in the week of trial. coincidence? I think the height is not appropriate!”; “It’s sad!! Back to an interview with someone who wants peace and quiet!! Take advantage of this!!: “Unnecessary use! “He doesn’t even look like Daniel Oliveira, but people change…”, viewers write on social networks to the SIC director.
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