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Marielle's death Just before the first anniversary of Marielle and Anderson's killings, I gained access to an unpublished report contracted by the Human Rights Commission of Rio's State Legislature in 2015, when Marielle coordinated it. [...]they are systemic insofar as they implicate an entire network of institutional actors that guarantee the reproduction and perpetuation of summary executions as a quotidian practice. According to an Amnesty International study published in December 2017, at least sixty-two human rights defenders were killed between January and September of that year. Not because they pointed toward the involvement of former Military Police officers, nor because the story of their involvement in Marielle's killing tied them to the escritorio do crime, one of Rio's strongest milicias, paramilitary organizations that include members or former members of the police and other security forces, as well as politicians and representatives in all branches of government.