Tuminha: "bombshell book" was PHA and Mino's suggestion.
Now everything is upside down; in the acknowledgments of the book "Assassination of Reputations - A State Crime," in which he accuses former president Lula of being an "informant for the dictatorship" and the Workers' Party of compiling dossiers against its political adversaries, police chief Romeu Tuma Júnior claims that the idea for the book was suggested to him by journalists Paulo Henrique Amorim and Mino Carta, two professionals frequently associated with the PT; is this true or just another intrigue from the policeman who fell after being caught with smugglers?
247 - Delegate Romeu Tuma Júnior has done it again. In the acknowledgments of the book "Assassination of Reputations - A Crime of the State," he claims that the idea for the project was suggested to him by journalists Mino Carta, from Carta Capital, and Paulo Henrique Amorim, from Conversa Afiada, two professionals frequently associated with the PT (Workers' Party).
In the book, among other things, Tuminha accuses former president Lula of having been an "informant for the dictatorship" and the PT (Workers' Party) of compiling dossiers against opponents, as well as being involved in the death of the former mayor of Santo André, Celso Daniel.
Tuminha's thanks to Mino and PHA were reported by Radar. Read below:
Tuma Jr.'s bombshell book sells out its first edition.
The second edition of Assassination of Reputations – A State Crime (Topbooks publisher), the explosive book by [author's name], arrives in bookstores the day after tomorrow. Romeu Tuma JrThe first edition of 3,500 copies sold out in a few days. The new edition is being released with 10,000 copies.
Incidentally, in the acknowledgments, Tuma Jr. dedicates a few affectionate lines to Mino Carta and Paulo Henrique Amorim, who encouraged him to write the book. Tuma Jr. says:
- I would like to express my particular gratitude to Mino Carta for lending his friendship, company, and invaluable afternoons on countless Mondays to this project of bringing a victim of injustice closer to justice. And to Paulo Henrique Amorim, who, along with Mino, gave me the idea to write this book. The initial interviews were conducted by them (…).