Reportagem do Jornalista Zuenir Ventura ao Jornal do Brasil em 19 de junho de 1996 com o titulo: "20 anos depois , o retorno da mãe sem medo" onde ele conta sobre heroica e obstinada luta de Zuzu , uma verdadeira mãe coragem , escreve sobre o bilhete deixado por Zuzu para Chico Buarque sobre a perseguição que sofria prevendo seu assassinato, caso aparecesse morta por acidente. Na reportagem conta sobre a operação que Chico Buarque, Paulo Pontes e ele Zuenir fizeram para reproduzir a máquina o bilhet deixado por Zuzu para ser enviado para jornalistas e políticos e a manobra para esconder as pistas do que fizeram.

Typed document containing the rules of conduct for all supporters of the “Movimento Revolucionário 8 de Outubro – MR8” (October 8th Revolutionary Movement – MR8) and rules of conduct for political practices and pedestrian and motorized displacement of activists.

Framed poems and verses with themes related to the arrest, torture, and murders of activists during the Brazilian military regime period; has a photograph of Stuart Angel.

Newspaper article published by O Globo (Brazilian Newspaper), with information about those who were considered terrorists and being seeked by law enforcement agencies at the time, including Stuart Angel.

Letter from Alceu Amoroso Lima addressed to Zuzu Angel as a reply to a letter sent previously regarding the disappearance of Stuart Angel.

Letter by Zuzu Angel to Thomas Dine (Secretary to Senator Frank Church) reporting Stuart’s arrest and disappearance and the theme inflection of her fashion collections. Typed, dated, and unsigned document.

Letter written by Sérgio Costa e Silva to Hildegard Angel reporting his last moments besides Zuzu Angel, as a gesture of solidarity towards her and Ana Cristina.

Handwritten letter to Geisel – original 29/04/75. Mentions Stuart Angel’s arrest on 14/05/1971 and part of the torture process: “With his mouth partially glued to the exhaust pipe, he was forced to ingest toxic gas that were ejected in-between continuous accelerations and breaks. This martyrdom “operation” lasted all day, from dusk till dawn, amongst mockery and laughter between tortures, soldiers and Aeronautics officials.”

Footage from TV Cultura (Brazilian TV channel) archive which shows the protest-show staged by Zuzu at the Brazilian Embassy on the United States. Fashion show that, besides bringing attention to the disappearance of her son Stuart Angel Jones, served as a way for Zuzu to report the abuse being applied by the military regime as well as claiming the right to bury her son. The footage doesn’t contain any audio, is approximately 3’19’’ long and shows the entire show: from Zuzu’s arrival, accompanied by her models, to the show’s final moments, when she wore a long black dress.

Set of four photographs from the day of the accident, which resulted on Zuzu Angel’s death. These show all the damages on Zuzu Angel’s car. One in particular shows the car’s license plate and one of the designer’s shoes found at the site.

Set of six books and a CD with reports from the National Committee of Truth.

Invitation for the release of the book “Eu, Zuzu Angel, procure meu filho” (“I, Zuzu Angel, seek for my son”), which took place on October 21st, 1968, at the Casa Grande Theater, Rio de Janeiro-RJ.

Copy of letter from Martin Ennals (General Secretary of the Amnesty International) to John Sparkmann (Senator and member of the US International Relations Committee) regarding the disappearance of Stuart Angel Jones and other missing political activists during the Brazilian military dictatorship.

Letter from Joan Crawford to Zuzu Angel, lamenting the news published on the American press about the disappearance of Stuart Angel.

Statement by Ruth de Almeida Prado confirming that she was with Zuzu at a dinner party hosted by Lucia Andrade Vieira on the night of her death, declaring that Zuzu had not consumed any alcoholic beverages. Statement by Sérgio Costa e Silva confirming that he accompanied Zuzu Angel to her Leblon Store, on the night of her death, where she got in her car and headed to her home in Barra, declaring that she was fine. Statement by Heloísa Pinto de Oliveira, confirming that Zuzu was an excellent driver and did not consume alcoholic beverages. Statements dated from May and June, 1996.

Desenho de árvore com uma maçã sobre papel regular. Desenho utilizado em bordado do "Vestido de protesto político".

Drawing of cannon in blue, red and yellow. Has a flag in green and black. Has a pencil inscription of the number “23” and the signature “Carlos L” in pen, on the right. Drawing used on the “Political protest dress” embroidery.

Drawing of four stars in purple , blue, pink and yellow. Has a pencil inscription of the number 48 and an unidentified pen inscription. Drawing used on embroidery for the “Political Protest Dress”.

Drawing of bird in fluorescent orange [?] with a right facing beak. Has pencil and pen inscriptions of the number “45” and an “X” made in pencil.

Drawing of bird in orange and fluorescent pink [?], with and open beak facing right. Has pencil and pen inscriptions of the number “22”. Drawing used on “Political Protest Dress” embroidery.