Overview
- Chief Medical Examiner Andressa Boer Fronza cited exogenous poisoning that favored heatstroke with intense dehydration, thermal collapse, and organ failure.
- Toxicology reportedly showed very high blood-alcohol levels and traces of cocaine, according to local outlet Globo G1.
- Investigators documented bathtub water near 50°C and a space heater set to high, conditions they say likely accelerated overheating and dehydration.
- Civil Police examined the room, the couple’s vehicle, and CCTV, ruling out drowning, electric shock, carbon monoxide poisoning, and any third-party involvement.
- The couple’s four-year-old daughter is now with relatives, while Ana Carolina’s family disputes claims of habitual drug use and has floated unproven suggestions of forced ingestion.