Gospel singer resists arrest with husband, but is taken away by prime minister

A gospel singer resisted arrest on Friday (6) after military police issued arrest warrants against her and her husband in the metropolis of Belo Horizonte. The influencer is said to have set up an alleged investment company with her husband, which is being investigated as a possible cover for a financial pyramid.

In recent months, the company has begun to delay the withdrawals it promised to customers and the case has attracted attention. The gospel singer is accused of being the leader of a financial pyramid, although her husband claims to work with NFTs to earn money from clients.

NFTs are blockchain-registered tokens that gained a lot of fame in 2021 and are even considered the term of the year by a dictionary. This market moves millions of dollars daily and has certainly caught the attention of scammers.

Gospel Singer Who Claimed NFT Trader Resists Arrest With Her Husband But Arrested By Prime Minister

According to information released by G1, Sergeant Alexandre Miranda Gonçalves and his team of police officers were carrying out an arrest warrant against a woman and her husband. Upon arriving at the scene and giving an arrest voice, they would have made it difficult for the officers to enter, who had to break open the door.

Entering the site, the sergeant informs that the couple’s daughter was used as a shield, which did not help the offensive of the operation, that there are no reports of injuries on the spot.

She promised quick and steady profits to investors with her company, claiming to be a trader in the financial market. Months later, customer withdrawal delays began to be shared over the internet, and the case suffered repercussions.

Through Advertising Aqui, customers also started reporting issues with the scam that promised astronomical returns within a few days. After the consequences, Izabela Cristy blocked her social networks.

Her husband David Barros not only claimed to be an NFT trader but was also one of the leaders of the ID Investimentos company. In some advertising materials, the company used the image of Bitcoin as an “innovative technology”.

Anyway, with the arrest of the singer and her husband, they will be heard and the matter can be better clarified for those who register losses with the coup.

It is worth remembering that when this case got repercussions, the couple’s lawyer denied that they committed any crimes.

High win, right shot?

Professional traders know that stock markets tend to fluctuate, meaning there is no way to guarantee a fixed return for any asset class. Bitcoin, for example, has registered a 9.6% drop against the dollar in the past 7 days, showing that traders have to deal with the ups and downs of the markets in their operations.

So when the promise of profit is high and solid, a financial scam is probably going on. Another sign that the situation is in shambles is the need to invite new people to the company, a common practice at financial pyramids.