Jefferson, the money for the mensalão came from Banco Rural and the Banco do Brasil. Documents from COAF validate the withdrawals from Banco Rural; the withdrawals from Banco do Brasil have not yet been traced. The table below shows a side-by-side description of some of the withdrawals and allegedly connected votes in the Senate and Chamber of Deputies. Principal figures in the scandal Workers Party José Dirceu, accused by Jefferson of being the leader of the scheme. Sentenced to ten years and ten months. José Genoíno, president of PT, suspected in connection with his brother, deputy , whose political advisor was caught trying to go through airport security with wads of cash in his underwear. Sentenced to six years and eleven months. Delúbio Soares, treasurer of PT Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, former president of Brazil. The scandal occurred during his term, so there is much debate about his role in it, if any. Later Jefferson said Lula did know of the scheme but so far Lula has not been charged. Marcelo Sereno, National leader of PT Silvio Pereira, National leader of PT, who received a Land Rover from a Petrobras supplier João Paulo Cunha (PT-São Paulo) - Ex-Speaker of the House. Witnesses testified they saw his wife visiting Banco Rural in Brasília Paulo Rocha (PT-Pará) - Former leader of PT in the House. An adviser of his was seen outside the Banco Rural. Luiz Carlos da Silva, known as (PT-São Paulo) - Former leader of the government in the House. An adviser who received R$20,000 from Marcos Valério José Mentor (PT-São Paulo) - His office received R$60,000.00 from a Banco Rural account belonging to Marcos Valério (PT-Ceará) - Brother of PT party chief José Genou. His adviser was caught with US$100,000.00 in his underwear and R$200,000.00 in a suitcase while trying to pass through airport security. Guimarães was also accused of receiving R$250,000.00 from the accounts of Marcos Valério. José Adalberto Vieira da Silva (PT-Ceará) adviser to José Nobre Guimarães, found to have money hidden in his underpants. (PT-Bahia) - suspected of personally withdrawing R$100,000 from the accounts of Marcos Valério. Luiz Gushiken, former secretary of communication, accused of issues relating to his former firms. He was cleared of all charges during the trial, but died of cancer a few months later. Allied figures The following members of other parties that gave political support to the Workers' Party before