A viral post circulating online claims that the infamous 130-foot “Skeleton Bridge” in Brazil may be demolished following an emotional appeal reportedly made by the family of 21-year-old Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas, who died during a rope-jump activity at the site.

According to the circulating message, authorities have allegedly agreed to take down the structure after the tragic incident in which Maria was reportedly thrown from the platform before her safety bungee rope was properly attached. The post suggests that the bridge became widely known due to the fatal accident and growing public outrage surrounding the case.

However, there is currently no official confirmation from Brazilian authorities that any demolition decision has been approved or scheduled. No verified government statement or legal order has been released confirming the removal of the structure.

The investigation into the rope-jump tragedy remains ongoing, with officials continuing to review safety procedures, staff responsibility, and whether proper protocols were followed during the activity. Authorities have not publicly linked any confirmed structural demolition to the ongoing case.

While the story has gained traction on social media, it remains part of unverified online claims and has not been supported by official documentation at this time.

As of now, the situation continues to be investigated, and no confirmed decision regarding demolition has been announced.