Woman dies on bus with 26 iPhones glued to her body in horror mystery
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A WOMAN has been found dead on a bus with dozens of iPhones glued to her body.
The 20-year-old reportedly fell ill on the bus and tragically died while being treated.
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A woman has been found dead in Brazil with 26 iPhones glued to her body
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She was travelling in Guarupuava in Brazil's central region of Paraná.
Emergency responders rushed to save her, but found her having trouble breathing.
She was treated on the bus, where she reportedly displayed symptoms of convulsions.
Shortly after, she died of a cardiac arrest, according to local media.
Military police in the country said the woman was found with 26 iPhones glued to her.
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