Wrongfully Accused Man Freed After Social Media Exposes Police Oversights

In a surprising turn of events in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Isac Rodrigues de Miranda, 25, was released from jail after 57 days of wrongful imprisonment. Accused of scamming a Russian tourist at a nightclub, Isac maintained his innocence, claiming he had never been to the establishment. The police investigation lacked crucial steps, failing to obtain security footage or other information from the club. However, Isac's defense team successfully used social media to track the victim's credit card usage, demonstrating that the card was used at a location other than the nightclub. "It's a relief to be free," Isac stated upon his release. "I never did anything wrong." This case highlights the need for more thorough investigations and the potential of social media in uncovering the truth. The judge's decision to release Isac underscores the importance of due process and the potential for wrongful convictions.