Brazilian journalist finds missing girl's body while reporting her disappearance
The moment, which was caught on the camera, showed the journalist visibly alarmed. He then quickly moved back to shallower water and told his crew, 'I think there's something down here at the bottom of the water.'Reportero pisa accidentalmente el cuerpo de una menor desaparecidaMientras cubra la desaparicin de una nia de 13 aos en un ro del noreste de Brasil, un reportero pis accidentalmente su cuerpo, hallado en el mismo lugar donde grababa su reportajehttps://t.co/u53gtmZOMj pic.twitter.com/suWLOdk4oe— Sepa Ms (@Sepa_mass) July 21, 2025He described it as possibly being 'an arm,' though he wasn't sure and wondered if it could have just been a fish.Following his report, firefighters and divers resumed the search and found the teenage girl's body at the exact location where the journalist had been standing. Her body showed no signs of injury and an autopsy confirmed she had died by accidental drowning. The teenager was laid to rest the same day her body was found.- Ends
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Woman glues 26 iPhones to body. What happened next is really shocking and disturbing
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Lucas Paqueta cleared of alleged gambling charges, West Ham confirms
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