Orlando Sabino Camargo (born September 4, 1946 in Arapongas - June 8, 2013 in Barbacena), known as the "Monster of Capinópolis, was a Brazilian suspected serial killer who allegedly murdered 12 people using revolvers and rifles, as well as beating and stabbing 19 calves to death using a sickle in the regions of Triângulo Mineiro and Alto ParanaÃba, and in south Goiás.
Aside from this, he was also accused committing numerous crimes related to theft, robbery and rape.
He was described as a short, shallow man with a frightened and introverted look, with features reminiscent of the autistic spectrum for not reacting to a shot by a nearby officer at the time of his capture.There are many theories that point at the Military Dictatorship as responsible for this crimes, which were done on for political reasons, although these theories have never been confirmed.
Sabino was considered a symbolic figure in local folklore at the time of his activities, as many people thought he was endowed with supernatural abilities because of his insight, strength and his level of dangerousness.