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Woman who died after rope-jumping instructors failed to attach cord buried in Brazil

A fatal rope-jumping incident in Brazil has led to homicide charges against three instructors after a student fell without a safety cord.

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The brief

A woman has died following a rope-jumping accident in Brazil. Reports indicate the individual fell 130 feet from a bridge after instructors failed to attach a safety cord before the jump.

Coverage from outlets including USA Today, the New York Post, ABC7 Chicago, WFLA, CBS News, and the BBC confirms that three instructors have been charged with homicide in connection with the incident. The victim has been buried in Brazil.

Legal proceedings regarding the homicide charges against the instructors are the primary focus of ongoing reports. Coverage does not yet specify the timeline for upcoming court hearings or additional details regarding the investigation.

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Quick answers

What caused the fatal fall?

Coverage states that instructors failed to attach a safety cord to the woman before she jumped.

How far did the victim fall?

According to reporting from the New York Post and WFLA, the woman fell 130 feet.

Have any charges been filed?

Yes, three instructors have been charged with homicide.

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