Marcos Matsunaga's pension amount and hidden panic room revealed in apartment sale

Writer Ullisses Campbell disclosed that Marcos Kitano Matsunaga, the Yoki heir killed by his wife Elize Matsunaga in 2012, paid a monthly pension of R$ 8,000 to his daughter Lívia Sousa from his declared executive salary of R$ 25,000. Campbell alleges Matsunaga concealed a clandestine export company that generated about R$ 25 million a year, inflating his wealth beyond the official figures.

The luxury São Paulo penthouse where the murder occurred is now on the market for R$ 2.8 million, roughly 30 % below its estimated value. The property includes a hidden panic room equipped with armored doors, independent climate control and a dedicated emergency telephone line, features that have deterred potential buyers aware of the apartment’s notorious criminal history.