The Intercept Brasil

On June 9, 2019, The Intercept Brasil published excerpts of messages attributed to Moro, then Minister of Justice, and to task force prosecutors, which the site said it had received from an anonymous source and which, according to the site, would indicate 'prohibited collaboration' between judge and prosecutors.

Source: Site publica mensagens atribuídas a Moro e à força-tarefa da Lava Jato — Agência Brasil, June 10, 2019 · body of the article · open original ↗

In a note of June 9, 2019, Moro said the content of the 'alleged messages' showed no abnormality or steering in his conduct as a magistrate, regretted the failure to identify the source, to whom he attributed the criminal intrusion into prosecutors' cell phones, and criticized the site for not contacting him beforehand.

Source: Site divulga mensagens mostrando colaboração entre Moro e Dallagnol na Lava Jato — InfoMoney, June 10, 2019 · body of the article · open original ↗

On July 13-14, 2019, according to The Intercept and Congresso em Foco, messages would show that Dallagnol discussed creating an events company in which he would not appear as a partner, and estimated at about R$400,000 the net income from lectures and books in the previous year; the law prohibits prosecutors from managing companies. Dallagnol declined an invitation from a Chamber of Deputies committee to explain the conversations and wrote on Twitter that 'working on Lava Jato carries a great personal cost'.

Source: Intercept: Dallagnol tentou lucrar com a Lava Jato — Congresso em Foco, July 14, 2019 · body of the article · open original ↗

On July 5, 2019, according to Estado de Minas, the Ministry of Justice stated in a note that it does not recognize the authenticity of alleged messages "obtained by criminal means and that may have been totally or partially altered".

Source: Confira os principais pontos do novo vazamento sobre Moro em revista — Estado de Minas, July 5, 2019 · Opening paragraph · open original ↗