Gabriel Monari is a military police officer, researcher, and author with dual Italian-Brazilian citizenship. Serving in public security (PMESP) since 2015, he combines intense operational experience with deep technical and legal knowledge. He holds a degree in Public Management, postgraduate degrees in Criminal, Civil, and Procedural Law, and is currently studying Economic Sciences.
With a diverse body of work, Gabriel bridges technical rigor and provocative fiction. In the academic field, he has authored books such as "The Chain of Custody of Digital Evidence" and "The Civil Liability of the State," uniting legal theory with police practice. In literature, he explores the human psyche and behavior in works like the psychological thriller "Risk Therapy" and the philosophical fiction "Existence: Tomorrow's Code."
His writing, whether in law or fiction, stems from the purpose of preserving knowledge, building a legacy that serves as a moral and reflective compass for the future.