Luciana Klein and her son, Arthur Klein, died after a collision in a swimming pool at a guesthouse in Maragogi Reproduction/Social media The owners of Pousada Almaré and the electrician responsible for the installation became defendants in the Alagoas Court for the deaths of Luciana Klein, aged 39, and her son, Arthur Klein Helfstein Alves, aged 11. They died after being electrocuted in the local swimming pool, in Maragogi, on the North Coast of Alagoas. ?Join the g1 alagoas channel g1 had access this Tuesday (7) to the decision in which the judge of the Single Office Court of Maragogi receives the complaint presented by the Public Ministry of Alagoas (MP-AL). Luciana and Arthur, born in São Paulo, died on January 4th after entering the pool at Pousada Almaré. Initially, drowning was suspected. The victims were rescued, but did not resist. The defendants are Thiago de Andrade Coly, Bruna Bernardes Azevedo and Eduardo Lins Bernardes Azevedo. The Public Prosecutor's Office did not specify which of the defendants owned the inn and which acted as an electrician. Scientific Police complete examination at inn in Maragogi G1 tries to contact the defenses. READ MORE: Tourists killed at inn in Maragogi are buried in São Paulo IML confirms electric shock as the cause of death of mother and son Mother and son die after accident in pool at inn in Maragogi Who were SP tourists killed after electric shock According to the decision, the three are responsible for culpable homicide (when there is no intention to kill): Thiago de Andrade Coly: responds for culpable homicide with increased sentence; Bruna Bernardes Azevedo and Eduardo Lins Bernardes Azevedo: respond for manslaughter by omission. Remember the case Pousada Almaré, in Maragogi, Alagoas Reproduction According to Luciana's partner, the family had left São Paulo for a vacation in Alagoas and was staying at the inn. During their stay, they noticed that the electric shower in the room did not work. Shortly after, missing his wife and stepson, he went to the rooftop pool and found the two at the bottom of the water. He reported that he removed the victims from the water and began resuscitation maneuvers with the help of other guests. The Fire Department was called and sent mother and son to the Emergency Care Unit (UPA) in Maragogi, where the deaths were confirmed. Irregular installation Clothesline of lights next to the pool caused a shock that killed tourists in a guesthouse pool in Maragogi Disclosure/Scientific Police The Legal Medical Institute (IML) of Maceió reported, on January 6, that Luciana and Arthur died as a result of an electric shock. Cadaveric examinations identified signs of the passage of electrical current through the bodies. Before revealing the cause of death, the inn had released a note classifying the case as a "tragic incident" and expressed solidarity with the victims' family and friends. On February 5, the Criminalistics Institute confirmed that the collision was caused by a line of lights. According to the expert, the installation did not comply with several requirements of the ABNT NBR 5410:2004 standard. Expert Diozênio Monteiro explained that, as it was frequently wet, the surroundings of the pool were highly critical, with a risk of fatal shocks for anyone who touched the water or metal structures.
Inn owners and electrician become defendants in the deaths of tourists in Maragogi
Luciana Klein and her son, Arthur Klein, died after a collision in a swimming pool at a guesthouse in Maragogi Reproduction/Social media The owners of Pousada Almaré and the electrician responsible for the installation became defendants in...
?Join the g1 alagoas channel g1 had access this Tuesday (7) to the decision in which the judge of the Single Office Court of Maragogi receives the complaint presented by the Public Ministry of Alagoas (MP-AL). Luciana and Arthur, born in São Paulo, died on January 4th after entering the pool at Pousada Almaré.
- The victims were rescued, but did not resist.
- The defendants are Thiago de Andrade Coly, Bruna Bernardes Azevedo and Eduardo Lins Bernardes Azevedo.
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