Pedro Rodriguez Philo, born in 1954 in the southern State of Minas Gerais, Brazil, to parents who had no fixed source of income and often struggled to make ends meet, could be said to be a typical poor family. However, it was such a family that made Philo's frightening and almost legendary life.
Philo's father was a brilliant drunkard, and his favorite thing to do was to throw punches and kicks at home after getting drunk, and the people who could move and the doors and windows of the tables, chairs, and chairs that could not be moved were the objects of his great performance, and he enjoyed it without interruption.
When Philo was still in his mother's belly, he had already learned his father's fist and foot kung fu many times, and was diagnosed with a broken skull at birth. From this point of view, the physical quality of Philo's mother is really not ordinary, and it is not easy to survive such a heavy blow to save the child.
The birth of Philo did not bring much peace and joy to the family, but made the father have more of an object of fist and foot, and the psychological defects of children who grew up in this environment can be imagined.
When Philo was 13 years old, some extreme behaviors showed themselves.
At that time, Philo and his cousin suffered a loss when they were playing together, he not only beat his cousin up, but also threw his cousin into the sugar cane machine he was working on, fortunately, he was stopped in time by the adult next to him, so as not to cause an irreparable disaster.
However, Philo's abnormal performance this time was only a beginning, and then he embarked on a road of no return.
Philo's father worked as a security guard in a school, and was later maliciously reported by a colleague that he often stole food from the canteen, and after the incident became big, the deputy mayor fired Philo's father without asking. The incident infuriated the 14-year-old Philo, who, without saying a word, killed the deputy mayor and the whistleblower before fleeing to São Paulo, Brazil's largest city.
The fugitive Philo did not have any skills, and in order to survive, he began the robbery mode in São Paulo.
There is a principle of filibuster robbery: law-abiding civilians, rich merchants, policemen, etc. do not move, and they rob gangs, drug lords and human traffickers of ill-gotten gains. During this time, Philo also killed several gang members in passing, and did so intermittently for two years.
When Philo was 16 years old, he met his true love, a girl named Maria.
For the sake of his beloved, Filio worked hard to reform himself and found a very hard, but legal job. Unexpectedly, such a good day began to end soon after. When Maria was alone at home, she was brutally raped and killed by several gang members who had entered the house.
This harsh reality plunged Philo into a bottomless abyss of sin.
Philo's IQ and emotional intelligence are very high, and through his own way of tracking and investigating, he quickly locks in Mary's killer and the gang he belongs to.
Instead of calling the police, he sought support from the hostile forces of the killer's gang. After lurking for more than four months, Philo and his two helpers rushed into the scene where the killer gang was holding a wedding, and after a crazy operation, killed 7 people on the spot and seriously injured 16 people, and then calmly left.
This successful surprise attack kicked off Philo's revenge. He found that two other murderers were not present that day, so he infiltrated the homes of the two men and carried out indiscriminate torture.
In the years that followed, Philo used a different method almost every week to eliminate one member of the gang, as a continuation of revenge, and the means of killing were more cruel and diverse.
When Philo was 19 years old, he received bad news from his hometown.
After a drunken encounter, his father killed his mother by mistake and brutally injured her. This incident turned Philo into a beast.
Philo met his father in the name of a prison visit, killed him in the reception room, and did things that were difficult for ordinary people to understand. Then, taking advantage of the fact that the prison guards had not yet woken up, they successfully escaped from the prison.
Philo hid for a while, and the police searched around without catching him. However, an incident occurred shortly after that sent him to prison.
The three most important women in Philo's mind were: his mother, Maria, and a cousin. His mother and Mary were gone, and his surviving cousin became his dearest. However, the cousin was bullied by a negative man again, not only made her belly bigger, but also refused to admit it. When Philo learned of this, he was furious and desperate to avenge his cousin, and when he beat the negative man who bullied his cousin into a sieve, he was also caught by the police who rushed to the scene.
Philo was sentenced to 128 years in prison for serial homicide. Because there is no death penalty and life imprisonment in Brazil, the maximum sentence can accumulate to more than 600 years.
Philo is also a geek, although he has not learned to fight, but his melee ability is super strong. On the way to the prison, Philo wore handcuffs, leg shackles and other torture devices, and easily strangled a rapist and a gang member in the same car.
After entering the prison, Philo felt like he had gone to heaven, and almost no prisoner who thought he had committed the most heinous crime could escape from the palm of his hand. In this way, Philo executed about 47 serial murderers, rapists, drug dealers and gang members in his own way during his more than 30 years in prison.
During this time, a gang leader also sent 8 people to prison, hoping to get rid of Philo.
But it is a pity that I don't know whether these people are too weak or Philo is too strong. Of the 8 men who besieged Fellio, 4 were seriously wounded and 2 were killed, and the other 2 escaped through the chaos, while Philo was only slightly traumatized.
Philo was already famous, and after this battle, it was even more prestigious, and the evildoers inside and outside the prison were all at risk, and no one dared to take the initiative to find any unhappiness.
Brazilian police reports that the number of people killed by The Filio is about 75, while the Ferrio's own confession is at least 100 or more.
Philo's sentences added more than 400 years for killing too many people. But none of this helped The Filipino, who, no matter how long the sentence, could not be more than 30 years, regardless of the length of the sentence, since the change of law in Brazil. Taking into account Philo's special circumstances, he was given an additional 4 years, serving a total sentence of 34 years.
In 2007, the 53-year-old Fellot was released from prison.
The local people did not show any fear, disgust or uneasiness about the reintegration of Filio, on the contrary, many people regarded him as a hero, a "messenger of justice" to eliminate street crime, and gave him some chivalrous nicknames, such as "Robin Hood of Brazil", "superhero" and so on.
After Philo was released from prison, he disappeared from people's sight for a long time. In 2011, Philo was arrested and imprisoned again for other matters.
After the 65-year-old Philo was released from prison, he made a profound reflection and summary of the past, and soberly realized that violence will only make people fall into the abyss of sin and cannot get real justice! Philo also told his own experiences and feelings through the media, calling on young people to abandon the idea and practice of using violence to solve problems, and at the same time, he also called on the whole society to give more love and help to children who have suffered from domestic violence.
Reference Book: Tales of Life