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Carbon Monoxide Confirmed in Death of Rio Influencer Found in Barra Apartment

Police cite irregular gas installations, with the case under investigation at the 16th precinct in Barra da Tijuca.

Overview

  • Civil Police forensic exams identified carbon monoxide poisoning as the cause of death for Lidiane Aline Lourenço, 33.
  • The autopsy for her daughter, Miana Sophya Santos, 15, was inconclusive due to advanced decomposition.
  • On-site investigators reported no signs of violence in the apartment and flagged irregularities in the gas system.
  • Neighbors alerted authorities after noticing a strong odor; firefighters forced entry and found Miana in the living room and Lidiane in a bedroom.
  • Witnesses last saw the pair alive on October 5, and the exact time of death has not yet been determined.