Criminal A Murder in the Forest
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Sep 20, 2024 Ileazio Morubo, an Indigenous lawyer from the Marubo tribe, and Terry McCoy, the Rio de Janeiro bureau chief for The Washington Post, delve into the devastating impact of organized crime on indigenous rights in Brazil. They discuss the mysterious disappearances and tragic murders of Bruno Pereira and Dom Phillips, highlighting their courageous efforts to expose illegal activities threatening the Amazon. The conversation captures the emotional turmoil faced by those fighting for justice amidst political strife and systemic violence.
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The Trip
- Bruno Pereira and Dom Phillips planned a three-day trip down the Itiquai River.
- They aimed to document illegal activities in the Amazon rainforest.
The Disappearance
- Bruno and Dom planned to visit indigenous lawyer Eliesio Marubo after their trip.
- Eliesio organized a search party when they didn't arrive as planned.
Javari Valley
- Eliesio Marubo grew up in the Javari Valley, a remote area with 26 indigenous tribes.
- The Javari Valley has the largest number of uncontacted people globally.