ABSTRACT
The article discusses the multiple implications of crime, its relation to the traumatic effects and its consequent ruptures in the chains of memories. The applied methodology is the analysis from two reports of different people who practiced the act of homicide, given the multiplicity of violence that are narrated, intentionally or not, by these subjects, besides the experiences are representative of the social. Investigations into violence are linked to a triad: crime, trauma, and information, and these sub-ramifications are employed to some extent in the fabric of violence itself. It is verified that the construction of protocols of access to information and analysis of the informational restrictions is salutary for the implementation of public policies for the people prisoners or egress of the prison system.
Keywords:
violence; Crime; Memory; Access to information; Authorial narrative