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On July 17, 2006, Suzane von Richthofen, along with the Cravinhos brothers, was put on trial in São Paulo for ''homicídio qualificado'', the equivalent of First Degree Murder in Brazilian law. Suzane blamed Daniel for everything, while the Cravinhos brothers claimed to have acted on her wishes. Prosecutor Roberto Tardelli, however, called Suzane the "mastermind" of the crime and called for a 50 years sentence for each of the three defendants (at the time, however, Brazilian law limited any person's imprisonment to 30 years, even with a higher sentence). On July 22, Suzane and Daniel were both sentenced to 40 years in prison for the crime, while Christian got a sentence of 38 years for conspiracy.

The case shocked Brazil in the 2000s and remains one of the most well-known murder cases in the country. It inspired two books and two ~~dramatization~~ about the subject:

The case shocked Brazil in the 2000s and remains one of the most well-known murder cases in the country. It inspired two books and two dramatizations about the subject:

* ''Richthofen: O assassinato dos pais de Suzane'' (~~Richtofen~~: The murder of Suzane's parents), by Roger Franchini, published in 2011.

* ''Richthofen: O assassinato dos pais de Suzane'' (Richthofen: The murder of Suzane's parents), by Roger Franchini, published in 2011.

* ''Suzane - Assassina e manipuladora'' (Suzane - Murderer and manipulator), by Ullisses Campbell, ~~was~~ published in 2020.

* ''Suzane - Assassina e manipuladora'' (Suzane - Murderer and manipulator), by Ullisses Campbell, published in 2020.

* ''A Menina Que Matou os Pais'' (The Girl Who Killed Her Parents), movie released in 2021.

* ''A Menina Que Matou os Pais'' (The Girl Who Killed Her Parents), movie released in 2021. Told in Daniel's perspective.

* ''O Menino Que Matou Meus Pais'' (The Boy Who Killed My Parents), a movie also from 2021 with the same actors, but told in Suzane's perspective.

==Life as a prison inmate==

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 On July 17, 2006, Suzane von Richthofen, along with the Cravinhos brothers, was put on trial in São Paulo for ''homicídio qualificado'', the equivalent of First Degree Murder in Brazilian law. Suzane blamed Daniel for everything, while the Cravinhos brothers claimed to have acted on her wishes. Prosecutor Roberto Tardelli, however, called Suzane the "mastermind" of the crime and called for a 50 years sentence for each of the three defendants (at the time, however, Brazilian law limited any person's imprisonment to 30 years, even with a higher sentence). On July 22, Suzane and Daniel were both sentenced to 40 years in prison for the crime, while Christian got a sentence of 38 years for conspiracy.
-The case shocked Brazil in the 2000s and remains one of the most well-known murder cases in the country. It inspired two books and two dramatization about the subject:
+The case shocked Brazil in the 2000s and remains one of the most well-known murder cases in the country. It inspired two books and two dramatizations about the subject:
-* ''Richthofen: O assassinato dos pais de Suzane'' (Richtofen: The murder of Suzane's parents), by Roger Franchini, published in 2011.
+* ''Richthofen: O assassinato dos pais de Suzane'' (Richthofen: The murder of Suzane's parents), by Roger Franchini, published in 2011.
-* ''Suzane - Assassina e manipuladora'' (Suzane - Murderer and manipulator), by Ullisses Campbell, was published in 2020.
+* ''Suzane - Assassina e manipuladora'' (Suzane - Murderer and manipulator), by Ullisses Campbell, published in 2020.
-* ''A Menina Que Matou os Pais'' (The Girl Who Killed Her Parents), movie released in 2021.
+* ''A Menina Que Matou os Pais'' (The Girl Who Killed Her Parents), movie released in 2021. Told in Daniel's perspective.
+* ''O Menino Que Matou Meus Pais'' (The Boy Who Killed My Parents), a movie also from 2021 with the same actors, but told in Suzane's perspective.
 ==Life as a prison inmate==