Susie Camacho, who played Rosinha in Brega & Chique (1987), was accused by the São Paulo Public Prosecutor’s Office of deceiving justice with false medical certificates from her husband, Fred Curie, to preserve his R$10 million fortune. She would have deceived the experts and omitted to use her statements as evidence of the entrepreneur’s mental ability. The former actress denies this.
The sons of the businessman, one of the partners in a supermarket chain, claimed in 2020 that their father’s health was deteriorating and demanded the release of money, which Suzy had already requested at that time, to be blocked. However, the former artist managed to reverse the process and kept the money.
Columnist Rogério Gentile, of UOL, had access to the documents in which a doctor’s testimony was described. He told the woman that Fred had dementia, among other problems with memory and cognition, but that it would be impossible for any expert to show that he “has the ability to act in civilian life.”
The Public Prosecution announces that the health professional failed to include in the medical certificates information that would harm the process. “The family trusts justice,” Rubens de Oliveira, Fred’s children’s attorney, told the columnist. Suzy’s defense accuses the heirs of inciting a legal struggle for a “financial feud”.
Susie and Cory married in 2013. In 2020, he had two heart attacks and was hospitalized at Oswaldo Cruz Hospital in Sao Paulo. She graduated in Psychology, and participated in the Revista da Cidade, in Gazeta, as a health professional. The former interpreter has already analyzed the profile of Guilherme de Pádua and Also from Jojo’s kids.
Her most recent work as an actress was to co-star in As Aventuras de Poliana (2018), on SBT, in which she plays the role. Suzy was an inspiration in the 1970s, performing television series on the defunct TV series Toby (1950-1980), Record, and Globo. His roles in The Blue Beard (1974), The Journey (1975) and The Prophet (1977) are mentioned in his autobiography.
