Santos is still facing criminal charges in Brazil. In 2010, Santos admitted to stealing a man’s checkbook that was in his mother’s possession (she was the man's nurse) to buy clothing and shoes. The admission came in a statement Santos gave to Brazilian police according to case documents. Santos confessed to forging the man’s signature on two checks to purchase clothes and shoes costing approximately $1,313.63. He told police he was an American with dual citizenship and a professor, according to Brazilian police documents.Unable find Santos for almost a decade, Brazilian police had suspended the investigation into Santos. But, since Santos has now made the news and is easily discoverable, law enforcement officials in Brazil have said they will now reinstate the charges against Santos. "I've lived an honest life, I've never been accused, sued of any bad doings,' Santos insisted to Matt Gaetz (on Steve Bannon's podcast two days ago.

Santos is still facing criminal charges in Brazil. In 2010, Santos admitted to stealing a man’s checkbook that was in his mother’s possession (she was the man's nurse) to buy clothing and shoes. The admission came in a statement Santos gave to Brazilian police according to case documents. Santos confessed to forging the man’s signature on two checks to purchase clothes and shoes costing approximately $1,313.63. He told police he was an American with dual citizenship and a professor, according to Brazilian police documents.Unable find Santos for almost a decade, Brazilian police had suspended the investigation into Santos. But, since Santos has now made the news and is easily discoverable, law enforcement officials in Brazil have said they will now reinstate the charges against Santos. "I've lived an honest life, I've never been accused, sued of any bad doings,' Santos insisted to Matt Gaetz (on Steve Bannon's podcast two days ago.

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