The g1 reported that messages and documents seized by the Federal Police indicated that lawyer Willer Tomaz, a friend of Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ), allegedly paid to have online reports linking him to the politician, who is a presidential candidate, removed from the internet. According to the publication, both were under investigation in an inquiry at the Federal Supreme Court (STF), overseen by Minister Alexandre de Moraes, on suspicion of money laundering. The Federal Police found messages on Tomaz's cell phone from a service for removing negative content. The case had been revealed by O Globo and confirmed by TV Globo. The g1 reported that a spreadsheet compiled 12 links to articles about Tomaz and indicated that a company called Seu Nome Novo de Novo had removed the contents. Among them were articles about a dispute involving a million-dollar mansion, which mentioned Tomaz as a friend of Bolsonaro's son, and about Flávio Bolsonaro, casinos, and operators in Las Vegas. According to the investigation report cited by the g1, the Federal Police assessed that Tomaz had contracted and paid a third party to remove or de-index the contents from Google's search results. Messages sent in October 2025 indicated a charge of R$ 1,000 per link, or R$ 12,000 in total. A representative of the company reportedly offered a discount of R$ 3,000, related to a link that had already been removed but reappeared, reducing the amount to be paid to R$ 9,000. Tomaz's defense stated in a note that the measure concerned an action regarding old and outdated content. #WillerTomaz #FlávioBolsonaro #PolíciaFederal #investigação #política #g1política #investigação #PolíciaFederal #política (translated)
