Update. Hours after the publication of our report, Tauat Augusto da Cunha Resende Oliveira (@eutauat) sent us a cease-and-desist notice. He gave us 24 hours to remove his name, his connection with the Public Ministry of Rio de Janeiro, and the links to his posts from the report. We will keep the report online in full. We will not be intimidated. We do not accuse Tauat of creating the rumor nor of controlling the other accounts. We showed what he published: an electoral alert against Flávio Bolsonaro supported by a bill from 2007, which was rejected and archived. We also showed that the column of @JotaInfo linked the word "rumors" to his post. We did not include personal data. We published what he himself contributed to the debate and the position that the State assigns him. As a public servant, his position is under public scrutiny. Tauat is a commissioned advisor at the Public Prosecutor's Office of Rio, designated to assist the 1st Criminal Prosecutor's Office of Barra Mansa, headed by prosecutor Marcelo Abramovitch. His cease-and-desist notice alerted us to another relevant fact. Another publication from his account was included in the list of the decision by André Mendonça that ordered the removal of posts from the fake campaign against @FlavioBolsonaro regarding the threat to the title of Our Lady Aparecida. As a lawyer and advisor to the MPRJ (@MP_RJ), Tauat should know that he can present his version and his counterpoint. Something we included in the report. Demanding that we erase his identity from an investigation into his own public manifestations is censorship. After the repercussions, both Tauat's profile and WagLegal's on X were deleted. The posts and documents that support our report remain recorded. PS: Tauat's tweets were made at 12:47 and 14:01 on a Friday. Playing politics during work hours 🧐? Read in A Investigação! https://t.co/5dUW2bY5T7 (translated)