Footballer returns after serving 7 years for killing ex-girlfriend and feeding her body to dog

Football star, Bruno Ferdinandes de Souza, has returned to the round leather game after serving 7-year jail term for killing his ex-girlfriend and feeding her body to dogs.
Bruno who was once tipped to play for Brazil was released last month on a technicality with his lawyers preparing for an appeal.
He has been signed by Boa Esporte for two years.
Daily Mail reported that, in 2010, Bruno was arrested and three years later found guilty of homicide, kidnapping and hiding the body of his ex-girlfriend Eliza Samudio.
Fans and sponsors of the Brazilian second-division side are criticizing the decision of signing the goalkeeper.
President of Boa Esporte football, Rone Moraes da Costa, appeared not to be perturbed.
He said in his facebook page, that his team isn’t committing any crime by signing the 32-year-old who formerly played for one of Brazil’s most famous clubs, Flamengo and was tipped to line up for the national team at the 2014 World Cup on home soil.
‘Esporte Clube was not responsible for the release and freedom of the athlete Bruno,’ da Costa said, adding that the club was ‘giving work to those who intend to recover.”
“Bruno deserves a new opportunity as a professional, ” the team said in a separate post. ‘The club has no relation with Bruno’s personal actions, nor with his past, having hired only the professional.”
Bruno Fernandes de Souza is expected to be back in action within a month and a half.
In 2010, Bruno was convicted for assaulting, abducting and murdering Ms Samudio.
Prosecutors said Bruno planned Ms Samudio’s kidnap and murder with eight others, including his wife Dayane, a teenage cousin and former detective Luiz Santos, after Ms Samudio told him she was pregnant for him.
Bruno was said to have watched as Santos committed ‘barbaric tortures’ on Ms Samudio before helping the former detective dismember her body.
Parts of the woman’s body were alleged to have been fed to Bruno’s dogs while the rest was buried in concrete.