Husband of Brazilian woman who ‘killed three relatives with a poisoned Christmas cake’ told her he wanted a divorce 24 hours before she was found dead in her prison cell

The husband of the Brazilian woman who was accused of killing three family members with a poisoned Christmas cake, had told her that he wanted to divorce 24 hours before she was found in her prison chat, it arose today.

The -partner of Moura Dos Anjos Diego is said to have sent a lawyer to the prison in Gaiba near the South Brazilian city of Porto Alegre to tell her yesterday that he wanted from their marriage.

The 42-year-old suffered from 'behavioral changes' after he had the news, according to local media reports. She was found dead this morning during Roll -Call.

The police also confirmed Deise, whose death is treated as a suicide, left a note in her cell and claimed that she was harmless of the horror crime that she was accused of and that she admits to be depressed before she hung herself.

Dise was taken in prison on January 6 on suspicion of three murders and three attempted murders.

Her mother -in -law Zeli Dos Anjos had baked the cake that was eaten by various family members on December 23 and later turned out to be infected with flour with arsenic. Zeli, 61, was admitted to the hospital but survived.

Her teacher Maida Bernice Flores da Silva, 58, another brother or sister named Neuza Denize Silva Dos Anjos, 65 and Neuza's daughter Tatiana Silvia Dos Santos, 43, died within a few hours of eating the cake on December 23.

Tatiana's 10-year-old son Matheus, Zeli's big cousin, was also put in intensive care and spent a few days in the hospital. Maida's husband Jefferson also needed hospital treatment.

Depicted from left to right: Diego Dos Anjos and his wife Dise Moura, their son, and Diego's parents Zeli and Paulo Dos Anjos

Shown: the Christmas cake that was consumed by guests on December 23

Deise Moura was found lifeless in her cell in a women's prison in Gaiba on the outskirts of the southern city of Porto Alegre

Dise protested against her innocence, but the police burned her an alleged 'serial killer' after her arrest.

Fernando Sodre, head of the Rio Grande do Sul State Police who leads a probe to Dise's death, said: “She was only in a cell because she was a reservation and to avoid any type of risk of other prisoners.

'She seems to have played a T-shirt that she was wearing in prison in a rope that she used to hang to hang at night or in the early hours of the morning and she was discovered dead during the morning role. '

He said he was unable to comment on the divorce reports because researchers had not had time to properly investigate all circumstances surrounding the death of Deise.

Asked if the suspect of the triple murder had left a suicide note, Mr. Sodre told a Brazilian TV program during an interview: 'She left a note that we still work out the details of her death.

“It was like an eruption and said she was innocent and said she was someone who suffered, who was depressed.”

Isabel Moraes, only speaking against MailOnline, whose brother Jefferson was married to Maida, said about the family's shock.

She said: 'We are surprised about the news. We have just heard. How can this happen? Someone should have kept an eye on her and it is just the tragedy to experience again of what happened to my brother and the rest of the family.

“She may have avoided justice now, but hopefully she will be punished in the next life for all the evil and misery she has caused us.

Neuza denies Silva Dos Anjo, 65, depicted on the left, was brought to the hospital in critical condition before he died the next day. Maida Berenice Flores da Silva, 58, depicted on the right, died too

Neuzo's daughter Tatiana Silvia Dos Santos, 43, died within a few hours of eating the cake

Zeli Dos Anjos (photo) prepared the traditional 'bolo de natal' -festive treat for a family -afternoon coffee on December 23 before she and six family members, including her two sisters, became ill

“What really hurts everyone is that her son will grow up without a mother, but if this is the type of woman she was, it might be for the better.”

Police and prison authorities will now conduct individual investigations into the prison prison.

The police in Torres in South Brazil, where the three victims of Gif died, said during a press conference after her detention that the proof that they had 'robust' to her.

Forensic experts confirmed after the arrest of Deise the cause of the death of victims was arsenic poisoning and said that the source of the contamination in the house of Zeli in the house of Zeli in Arroio do Sol was near Torres.

Margaret Mittman, director of the Rio Grande do Sul General Forensic Institute that covers Torres, said: 'The source of that arsenic poisoning was the cake that was eaten by the victims and the source of the cake infection was found the flower in Zeli's house In the house of Zeli in the house of Zeli in Zeli's house in the house of Zeli in the house Arroio do Sol. '

She unveiled tests on the urinary and blood samples of the victims and the content of their stomach had unveiled 'fatal levels' from Arsenic to 350 times higher than those that would be considered 'naturally prevent'.

She added: 'Extremely high levels of arsenic were found in the tests performed on the three people who died. They were such high levels that they were considered toxic and deadly. '

Deise was confronted with three murder attacks and three attempted murder attacks.

Brazilian detectives said earlier: 'The evidence collected so far convinces us that the suspect [Moura] [is] The author of these crimes [and] Will probably not leave the prison during her life '(depicted is Deise Moura)

Moura was arrested for triple murder and attempted murder

Before Deise's death this morning, Brazilian detectives had said that they were convinced that “she would probably not leave prison in her life” with the proof that they had so far.

Dee's lawyer Cassyus Pontes, shortly after her arrest after then processed reports, the evidence against her recorded archives of online searches to Arsenen that she reportedly made from her phone, had said: 'Everything is all very provisional.

'Questions have to be answered. What is the causal relationship between the poison and the Deise?

'There is no explanation about how the flower ended up in Zeli's house, or where or how it was obtained.

'These are minimal questions to indicate the authorship of the facts. Instead, we only have the accounts of some family members and an alleged extraction of data from a mobile phone. '

The regional police confirmed the death of Deise in a statement: 'We can confirm that during the morning role at the Guaíba State Women's Penitentiary, prisoner Deise Moura Dos Anjos was found without vital signs.

'The staff immediately gave her first aid and called the Service Medical Assistance, which confirmed her death on the spot on arrival.

“Dise was only in her cell. The circumstances will be investigated by the civil police and the General Forensics Institute. '

10 -Years Matheus Marques da Silva who survived the food of the poisoned cake with father Leonir Alves in the hospital in Torres, Brazil

The police also investigated whether Deise killed her father -in -law Paulo Luis Dos Anjos (photo), who died last September after bananas had mixed with powdered milk she had taken him

After the shocking deaths after the arsenic findings, the police ordered that Mr. Dos Anjo's body would be dug up and confirmed forensic experts that high levels of arseen were found in his 'stomach, nails, bladder and abdominal wall and the liver'

Police chief Mr. Sodre said that the poisoning investigation would take place despite the death of Deise, although she could never be brought to court after her suicide in prison, and indicated that he expected to close their probe at the end of next week.

Colleague police chief Marcus Vinicius Muniz Veloso spoke after her arrest to describe Dise as the only person who had disturbed the 'harmonious' family relationship that existed between the victims of Gif.

He said: 'The family relationship was harmonious, but there were disagreements caused by only one person and that person was examined and we could build evidence that indicate her murders and three attempted murders.

'I can tell you those differences that I am talking about, date from 20 years. They were very small. The family told us about those disagreements. '

The police also investigated whether Dise killed her father -in -law Paulo Luis Dos Anjos, who died last September after she had gone mixed with powdered milk she had taken him.

Forensic tests on the father -in -law of Deise in January after he was excavated confirmed that he had traces of Arsenen in his body.

Forensic experts had excavated the body of Paulo from the Sao Vincente Cemetery near Porto Alegre as part of the probe that, according to them, was fed by Moura's long -term feud with her in -laws.

At the time, family members suspected poisoning, but his wife refused to believe it and insisted that the banana tree where the fruit came from must be infected after flooding in the area.

The excavation took place after researchers who investigated the death of the Christmas cake discovered that the treat was peppered with Arsenen.