Couple dies in accident between motorcycles in the South The Federal Highway Police (PRF) released the expert report that identified the main reason for the accident that resulted in the death of the university couple Cristian Bittencourt Esmeraldino and Maria Eduarda Muraro last Saturday (25), on a stretch of BR-101 in Içara. The two, both 20 years old, were on their way to a traditional motorcycle pilgrimage in the south of Santa Catarina when they were hit by another motorcycle, which was also carrying a couple. ?Click and follow the g1 SC channel on WhatsApp Couple was on their way to a motorcycle pilgrimage What did the PRF conclude about the couple's death? According to forensics, the other motorcyclist collided directly into the back of the couple's vehicle. The analysis highlighted the absence of any braking marks or deviation maneuvers on the pavement, highlighting the lack of reaction from the other driver before the impact. The reasons why he did not apply the brakes have not yet been clarified. As a result of the crash, the occupants of both motorcycles were thrown onto the road. Cristian died at the scene and Maria Eduarda received emergency care, but suffered a cardiorespiratory arrest and died inside the ambulance during resuscitation procedures. The driver of the other motorcycle, aged 21, and the passenger were rescued by the highway concessionaire and taken to Criciúma Hospital. The updated health status of the two was not disclosed. The Civil Police are investigating the case to clarify what caused the driver's lack of reaction at the time of the collision. g1 contacted the agency this Thursday (30) for updates on the progress of the investigation, but there was no response until the last update of this report. Cristian Bittencourt Esmeraldino and Maria Eduarda Muraro died in a traffic accident in the South of SC Reproduction NSC TV Who was the couple The couple's burial took place on Sunday (26). Cristian and Maria Eduarda lived in Tubarão and studied at the University of Southern Santa Catarina (Unisul), where he studied law and she studied nutrition. The educational institution lamented the deaths in an official statement: "At this difficult time, we unite in solidarity with family and friends, expressing our most sincere feelings. The academic community is in mourning." The Nutrition course also highlighted that the young woman "carried the dream of caring for others, of transforming lives through science and love for nutrition". In addition to his studies, Cristian was part of a regional motorcycle club, which paid tribute to the young man by remembering how he was "a lover of motorcycling, a happy and smiling boy". INFOGRAPHIC: place where university couple died in an accident in Içara (SC) Arte/g1 VIDEOS: most watched on g1 SC in the last 7 days