Chico Xavier’s alleged forensic psychographies

Record summary

Several Brazilian homicide cases involved letters attributed to deceased persons through Chico Xavier or other mediums, with families and sometimes legal participants treating the texts as evidence of identity, innocence, or messages from the dead. The cases are identifiable through court reporting and discussions of psychography in Brazilian law. They matter for comparison because they sit at the boundary between religious testimony, grief practice, forensic reasoning, and evidentiary standards. Each episode requires separate verification of the defendant, court, date, text, and whether the psychography affected proceedings.