A 21-year-old woman, Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas, died following a rope-jump activity at the Skeleton Bridge in Limeira, São Paulo, Brazil, in a case that remains under investigation.

Authorities are reviewing multiple accounts, including statements from individuals who were present during the incident. According to reports circulating around the investigation, Maria’s boyfriend was among the few people who witnessed the final moments before the fall from a height of approximately 40 meters.

Investigators are reportedly considering his testimony as part of the broader effort to reconstruct the sequence of events leading up to the tragedy. Officials have not publicly confirmed specific details from witness statements, and the full contents of testimonies remain under review.

At this stage, authorities are focusing on operational procedures, equipment handling, and whether safety protocols were correctly followed by those supervising the activity. The case continues to examine whether any procedural failure contributed to the fatal outcome.

No final conclusions have been released, and officials have emphasized that the investigation is ongoing.

The incident has drawn significant attention due to concerns about safety standards in extreme sports activities, particularly those involving harness-based jumps and supervised recreational operations.

As the inquiry continues, authorities are working to verify all accounts and evidence before determining the exact sequence of events.