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Diogo Figueira da Rocha (born October 9, 1863, in Botucatu – May 1, 1897 on the banks of the Mojiguaçu River), better known as Dioguinho, was a Brazilian career criminal and serial killer acting within São Paulo at the end of the 19th century. He is supposedly responsible for more than 50 murders between 1894 and 1897. Tucked away in the far west of the state, he was hunted down by government task forces and was pronounced dead in 1897 after a shootout with the authorities on the banks of the Mojiguaçu River. The corpse, however, has never been recovered.

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  • Diogo Figueira da Rocha (born October 9, 1863, in Botucatu – May 1, 1897 on the banks of the Mojiguaçu River), better known as Dioguinho, was a Brazilian career criminal and serial killer acting within São Paulo at the end of the 19th century. He is supposedly responsible for more than 50 murders between 1894 and 1897. Tucked away in the far west of the state, he was hunted down by government task forces and was pronounced dead in 1897 after a shootout with the authorities on the banks of the Mojiguaçu River. The corpse, however, has never been recovered. His exploits were exhaustively covered by the press at the time, and later the subject of several books, such as Dioguinho, published in 1901 by João Rodrigues Guião, Dioguinho, narratives of an accomplice of dialent, published in 1903 by Antonio de Godoi Moreira e Costa, the film Dioguinho from 1917 and Dioguinho, the matador of the fists of income, of the journalist João Garcia, published in 2002. (en)
  • Diogo da Rocha Figueira, mais conhecido como Dioguinho (Botucatu, 9 de outubro de 1863 — Margens do Rio Mojiguacu, 1 de maio de 1897) foi um agrimensor e, também, oficial de justiça, que se notorizou por uma série de crimes realizados no interior da então Província de São Paulo, no final do século XIX. A ele foram atribuídos mais de 50 assassinatos praticados entre 1894 e 1897. Escondido no extremo oeste do estado, foi perseguido por uma força-tarefa policial no contexto de aumento da repressão estatal por parte do governo republicano e, após uma troca de tiros com a referida força-tarefa as margens do Rio Mojiguaçu, foi dado como morto em 1897. Seu corpo, no entanto, jamais foi encontrado. Seus feitos foram exaustivamente explorados pela imprensa da época, sendo posteriormente tema de diversos livros, como Dioguinho, publicado em 1901 por João Rodrigues Guião, Dioguinho, narrativas de um cúmplice de dialecto, publicado em 1903 por Antonio de Godoi Moreira e Costa, o filme Dioguinho de 1917, e Dioguinho, o matador dos punhos de renda, do jornalista João Garcia, publicado em 2002. (pt)
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  • Diogo Figueira da Rocha (born October 9, 1863, in Botucatu – May 1, 1897 on the banks of the Mojiguaçu River), better known as Dioguinho, was a Brazilian career criminal and serial killer acting within São Paulo at the end of the 19th century. He is supposedly responsible for more than 50 murders between 1894 and 1897. Tucked away in the far west of the state, he was hunted down by government task forces and was pronounced dead in 1897 after a shootout with the authorities on the banks of the Mojiguaçu River. The corpse, however, has never been recovered. (en)
  • Diogo da Rocha Figueira, mais conhecido como Dioguinho (Botucatu, 9 de outubro de 1863 — Margens do Rio Mojiguacu, 1 de maio de 1897) foi um agrimensor e, também, oficial de justiça, que se notorizou por uma série de crimes realizados no interior da então Província de São Paulo, no final do século XIX. A ele foram atribuídos mais de 50 assassinatos praticados entre 1894 e 1897. Escondido no extremo oeste do estado, foi perseguido por uma força-tarefa policial no contexto de aumento da repressão estatal por parte do governo republicano e, após uma troca de tiros com a referida força-tarefa as margens do Rio Mojiguaçu, foi dado como morto em 1897. Seu corpo, no entanto, jamais foi encontrado. (pt)
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