Woman dies in rope jump fall in Brazil
A 21-year-old woman died after being launched off a bridge in São Paulo state during a rope‑jump activity without a safety cord. Police arrested three men, charging them with homicide under the doctrine of dolus eventualis for knowingly allowing the risky jump. The incident was recorded on video and sparked investigations into the safety practices of the local extreme‑sport provider.
- ▪The victim, identified as Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas, fell approximately 40 metres after being hoisted and released from the Skeleton Bridge.
- ▪No safety cord was attached at the time of the jump, and bystanders shouted for a cord as the fall occurred.
- ▪Three men were detained and charged with homicide with dolus eventualis, indicating they were aware of the fatal risk.
- ▪Authorities noted that the rope‑jumping company Entre Cordas typically uses a thick safety cord for participants, which was absent in this case.
- ▪Rope jumping, unlike bungee jumping, uses a less elastic cord that causes participants to swing rather than bounce, and the sport’s inventor Dan Osman died in a similar accident in 1998.
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Woman falls to her death after rope jump accident in BrazilTopic:Accidents and Emergency IncidentsMon 15 Jun 2026 at 7:15amMon 15 Jun 2026 at 7:15amMon 15 Jun 2026 at 7:15amThree men were arrested for "homicide with dolus eventualis", meaning they were aware of the risk of death but went ahead anyway. (Reuters: Jorge Silva)In short: A 21-year-old woman has fallen to her death in a rope jumping accident in Brazil. In videos of the accident circulating online, two men hoist the 21-year-old above their heads and launch her off a bridge in São Paulo.What's next?Three men were arrested for "homicide with dolus eventualis", meaning they were aware of the risk of death but went ahead anyway.abc.net.au/news/woman-dies-in-rope-jump-fall-brazil/106797514Link copiedShareShare articleA young woman…
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