An anniversary that ended tragically: they traveled to Chile to celebrate their daughter's 15 years, but they are all dead intoxicated

A couple from Florianópolis, Brazil, had decided to celebrate his daughter's 15 years during a lightning trip to Santiago de Chile. But his plans turned into a tragedy that shocked both countries: all members of the family are dead. According to the authorities, they were reported to have been victims of carbon monoxide poisoning.

The identified victims were parents, Fabio de Souza (41 years old) and Débora Muniz (38 years old); his sons Karoliny and Felipe (14 and 13 years old); and the mother's brother with his wife, Jonathas Nascimento Kruger (30) and Adriane Krueger (27).

Last Wednesday, relatives of this family remained in Brazil received a disturbing call. One of the tourists alerted them to the symptoms they were suffering from. In this conversation, he told them that they had tried to contact the police, but that no one would help them. They lived in a rented apartment.

In rebuilding this dialogue that the Chilean media have done CHV NewsDeborah had desperately told them, "We are contaminated by something, We are now in shock. I think we're all infected with a virus that paralyzes dizzy joints and vomiting. "

None of the family members knew what was going on. Deborah, in a second audio, badured that his youngest son was dying. "We tried to put it in a bathtub with hot water to leave it inside and try to remove everything," said the woman.

When they stopped responding to the messages, the parents became frightened and made contact with the Chilean authorities to find out what was going on. This is how the case arrived at the Brazilian Consulate in Santiago. From this office, they sent an official accompanied by police to check the apartment where the family was staying: I was all dead.

Autopsies determined that the six they died poisoned by carbon monoxide. Brazilian media reported that the apartment had been rented by the Airbnb platform and that he did not have his gas use certificate per day.

Investigators must now determine if the police have mismanaged the situation. Four hours before the death, the family had called the security forces to ask for help, but the agent sent to the scene had not found the address.