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He used several aliases, including the name Antonio Pacheco." Vieira worked under that alias which happens to be the name of a well-known soccer player in Portugal at a Montreal fish market Vieira was also a member of the Sports Montreal Benfica club. He volunteered as a bartender for the club for the last two years and played goalie for its soccer team. 90-119 a 5 YEAR GIC Aaron Derfel SouthamStar Network MONTREAL A 5'fe-year search for a U.S. fugitive wanted in the stabbing death of his wife ended Friday with the arrest of the wrong man, then the right one, David A. Vieira, 42, known among Montreal's Portuguese as the goalie of a community soccer team, was arrested at his mid-town home a day after the TV show Unsolved Mysteries broadcast a story about the 1988 slaying of Alice Arruda.

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