Brazilian tourist trapped 1600 feet inside Indonesian volcano

You know this bitch was staring at her phone to take a selfie when she fell in.

She has a nose-ring so.......

What R1 says. Did she manage successfully to nail that selfie before she met the lava?!

Marins’ condition remains unclear on day three of her being in the volcano, but the BBC reports rescuers heard screams for help on Saturday. A massive rescue mission is underway, but attempts to reach her by helicopter were called off due to poor weather, and the park said subsequent rescue attempts by hikers were thwarted because of “extreme terrain and dynamic weather,” including “thick fog conditions.”

“For safety, the rescue team was pulled back to a safe position,” the park added.

Marins’ family is requesting assistance.

“A whole day and they advanced only 250 meters below, there were 350 meters left to reach Juliana, and they retreated,” her family said of rescue efforts in a statement on Instagram. “Once again! Another day! We need help, we need the rescue to reach Juliana urgently!”

The most recent statement from the family, shared Monday morning, said that “two well-experienced mountaineers from the area are headed to the scene of Juliana’s crash.” It added that “there is good backup with specialized equipment to accompany crews” on site.

Marins plunged into the volcano around 6:30 a.m. local time Saturday. Her sister, Marianna, told Fantástico that Marins “got very tired” during her hike and asked her guide “to stop for a while.” Ultimately, Marianna said the guide decided to continue without Marins.

“They continued on, and the guide didn’t stay with her,” Marianna said.

A friend of Marins said in a video statement that the hiker’s loved ones, including her parents, learned she was missing from social media. She alleged that Indonesian officials have provided conflicting updates about Marins’ status, including a false claim that she had been reached and provided with food and water.

“We’re living in a nightmare here,” the friend said.

Marianna said her sister was making the trek with a small group of five hikers and a single guide. She said her sister spent an hour resting alone before her tragic slip at sunrise.

“She didn’t know where to go,” Marianna said. “She didn’t know what to do. When the guide came back because he saw that she was taking too long, he saw that she had fallen down there.”

Marins posted photos from Indonesia to Instagram last week, showing her hiking, scuba diving, playing cards, and doing yoga in the Pacific island chain. She also shared a photo of herself with a large hiking backpack.

Other recent posts documented her travels to Vietnam, Thailand, and the Philippines. Her friend said in a video statement that she had saved up for a backpacking trip across Asia.

Marins is from Niterói, near Rio de Janeiro, where she works as a publicist, the U.S. Sun reports. Her Instagram shows she is also a pole dancer.

The Brazilian embassy in Jakarta is facilitating contact between the family and the company responsible for the tour, according to Brazil TV. The embassy did not respond to a request for information from the Daily Beast.

The good news is that her TikToks from inside the volcano have gone viral!!!!

What a horrifying way to die - hopefully she won't, but it doesn't look good.

[quote] Marins plunged into the volcano around 6:30 a.m. local time Saturday. Her sister, Marianna, told Fantástico that Marins “got very tired” during her hike and asked her guide “to stop for a while.” Ultimately, Marianna said the guide decided to continue without Marins.

[quote] “They continued on, and the guide didn’t stay with her,” Marianna said.

That tour guide is a real fucking cunt.

I hope someone repays the favor to him some day.

as long as the volcano does not erupt she could survive for one week-

R7, you're assuming a Zoomer is telling a truthful version of events and that's a dangerous folly.

I must be missing something. Why are guides even taking tour groups on hikes around active volcanoes? Is that even legal? So this pole dancer put her life at risk by hiking an active volcano and her family safe at home in Brazil says THEY’RE living in a nightmare? None of this makes sense.

[quote]That tour guide is a real fucking cunt.

Julie strikes again.

[quote] So this pole dancer

Come again R10?

r10 "THEY’RE living in a nightmare"

Well, yeh - even though the daughter was a dumbass, and is the one IN the volcano, I'd think the family still is completely freaked out that their daughter is dying a slow horrid death.

Not sure exactly what the tour guide was supposed to do but call the rescue team

I'm Team #IndonesianHikingGuide. I believe them over a 26 y/o reckless tourist.

[quote] Not sure exactly what the tour guide was supposed to do but call the rescue team

Um.... perhaps WAIT for her????

I mean, that IS his fucking job, after all.

Hence the name, tour GUIDE.

He's paid to guide the group. Not ditch one of them along the side of a trail.

r16 If we are to believe the sister's story

Rescue operations are underway to save a hiker who has been trapped inside an active volcano in Indonesia for three days.

At around 6:30 a.m. local time on Saturday, June 21, Brazilian tourist Juliana Marins, 26, fell off a cliff around Cemara Nunggal on route to the peak of Mount Rinjani on the Indonesian island of Lombok, according to a news release from the Gunung Rinjani National Park.

On Monday, June 23, the park stated on Facebook that a search and rescue team (SAR) was conducting an evacuation operation to try and recover Marins. She was “successfully monitored using a drone, in a position stuck on a rock cliff at a depth of 500 meters and visually motionless.”

“Two rescue personnel were deployed to reach the victim's location and check the second anchor point at a depth of 350m (1,140 ft). However, after observation, two large overhangs were found before reaching the victim, making it impossible to install the anchor. The rescue team had to climb to reach the victim,” the park said.

Helicopters have been used to try and accelerate the evacuation process. The rescue operation, however, has proved difficult due to extreme terrain and weather, with thick fog conditions reducing visibility, according to the release.

In drone footage obtained by Brazilian outlet TV Brasil EBC, Marins is seen conscious and fidgeting while sitting on gray soil in the volcano. According to the outlet, the rescue team has been able to reach Marins and supply her with food and water; however, they haven’t been able to remove her from the site.

Rescuers reportedly said they heard Marins screaming for help on Saturday. After descending 300m (984 ft) later that day, rescuers were no longer able to locate her and she didn’t reply to their call outs, the BBC reported, citing Mount Rinjani park authorities.

Drone footage taken on the morning of Sunday, June 22, showed that Marins was no longer at her original location. Rescuers were able to locate her again on Monday, June 23, but had to retreat due to “climate conditions,” according to BBC News.

Marins’ family shared in an Instagram post on Monday, June 23, “A WHOLE DAY and they had advanced only 250m below, they were 350m away from Juliana and they retreated. WE NEED HELP, WE NEED THE RESCUE TO REACH JULIANA URGENTLY!”

The family later posted in an update that two experienced guides were on their way to the site to help with the rescue. “The team remains on standby and committed to continuing the best efforts for safety,” the park added on Facebook.

What did she expect? That volcano is an insatiable BOTTOM!

I smell…law suit. And I don’t know if it makes sense to kill 3 or four people trying to save one.

Everyone do a Mt. St. Helens Tiktok dance for her!

Is she still a virgin? If things don't go well at least the volcano god should be appeased.

Not even volcanoes like Gen Z.

[quote]R18 Helicopters have been used to try and accelerate the evacuation process.

Why doesn’t someone attached to a bungee cord leap from the helicopter, bounce down into the volcano, and snatch the hiker with both hands before snapping back up?

R24 = Marky Mark

R24 = Bin Diesel

What do you wager she lingered and fell behind the group for R1’s suggested selfie. The group starts moving on and she stays behind, taking pics and making tik toks.

Later, the guide realizes she’s gone and heads back.

There were others on the group but only the volcano diver’s sister is blaming the guide. That’s telling.

You know it is going to be a bad day when you fall into a volcano.

I feel at this point they have to count her as human sacrifice to the islands volcano gods. It'll secure crop fertility, good weather and low taxes if they do it before she dies.

Oh, the shade from the Daily Beast!

[quote] Her Instagram shows she is also a pole dancer.

[quote]She descended deep into the volcano, but drone footage confirms she miraculously survived the more than 1,000-foot slide.

I think I aw a movie like that once.

A pole dancer and a publicist. A very versatile young woman! Others are probably right--she stayed behind and took a selfie. Getting the others to safety and calling rescuers probably was the only prudent thing to do. The guide probably was not a mountaineer--probably some local trying to make more than whatever minimum wage is in Indonesia. She's lucky there's an infrastructure to attempt rescue there.

R16 Um...I GUARANTEE you that waiting by a volcano when someone falls into it is NOT part of the job requirements.

I agree with R27 and R33. Indeed, she stayed behind to take her 'selfies'. No doubt. And it's not the job of a tour guide to endanger their lives and others for an idiot.

Now back to the important stuff: Has a Go Fund Me been set up for her yet ?

Did she remember bring a power bank? What a bummer.

I hate being on a tour when the guide waits on people who are late. I’m definitely in favor of the guide leaving behind people who are not present when they’re supposed to be.

All publicists are volcano pole dancers

Um, the most recent post on her Instagram 10 minutes ago or so is a death announcement. Really sad. It says: RELEASE

Today, the rescue team managed to reach the place where Juliana Marins was.

With great sadness, we inform you that she did not survive.

We remain very grateful for all the prayers, messages of affection and support we have received.

This is her instagram proper. Full of life

Horrifying way to die. The tour guide is abominable.

[quote] This is her instagram proper. Full of life

Not any more.

How do you just 'fall into' a volcano? She was taking selfies at the edge which the tour guide probably told everyone NOT to do.

I don't see how anyone on this thread can blame the tour guide - that's just gross.

And was her sister even there? If so - she abandoned her too. But I don't think her sister was. Who 'rests' for a whole HOUR allowing yourself to be separated from the group? She was hiking, scuba diving, mountaineering all over Asia before.

She wanted a sunrise pic over the volcano or some dumb shit. It's tragic but avoidable - and I do not blame the guide at all.

Why do some people insist on traveling so much?

Had she stayed home by the fire, she’d still be alive today.

R43 - it's not the traveling - it's the leaving your tour group in a dangerous area for a sunrise-over-the-volcano selfie. General traveling had nothing to do with it.

This girl went on vacation and had a nightmarish death. And dataloungers are glad of it because she’s a female Gen z, and they applaud the local tour guide who abandoned her.

What has social media done to us?

Agreed, R45.

Social media is not to blame for the callous attitude R45. This is DL, it's the hallmark of the place.

R45 - please question the story before you jump to conclusions. The whole 'being abandoned' is from her sister who sounds like she wasn't there. And you don't just 'rest for an hour' away from a group who also paid for the tour. She was doing countless physical activities in her prior weeks of travel - and she's a pole dancer - so this isn't someone out of shape who needed an entire hour to rest. She was most likely waiting for the sunrise.

Being Gen Z had nothing to do with it. It's questioning the truth of the story - and also we've seen hundreds of stories of people of all ages losing their lives over a selfie.

Blaming the tour guide is disgusting until we hear from the others on the tour. It's called taking risks and personal responsibility - not blaming everyone else for not stopping you from doing something stupid.

R45: No one is glad, but it's obvious that she was a dumbass. It's not victim blaming if someone clearly created their own problem.

I’m surprised she lasted as long as she did, considering the heat and toxic gases inside a volcano

On her IG page, she is so lovely and vibrant. I hate that this happened to her. It makes me very sad.

R50 - I'm surprised she survived a 500m, 1600 foot fall! That's a looooong way.

Zoe Saldana will play her to win her second Oscar. Live or die - it's an inspirational film about the fight to survive and what one learns about themselves as they fight. It may or may not be a musical.

^^ I guess she died, so that will be the angle.

How sad. I hope she at least appeased the angry mountain gods of Indonesia 🇮🇩.

R53: She's have to be rescued for the story to be a film.

[quote]R43 This girl went on vacation and had a nightmarish death. What has social media done to us?

I tell you it’s the abandoning of hearth and home that did her in… going out amongst strangers that weren’t “her kind.”

The world has become bigger, and yet smaller.

Audiences did not like the test screen ending of Sliver, when Billy Baldwin flew the helicopter into the volcano.

R52 According to the story, she slid down, so that's why she survived the initial descent.

[italic]Downward Slide: the Juliana Marins Story

What was erupting on her TikTok?

[quote] I hope she at least appeased the angry mountain gods of Indonesia

I think that should be more heavily considered, that the volcano demanded a sacrifice. You can’t just have people going up to gawk at the volcano. A sacrifice must be made.

The volcano is an insatiable bottom and he's not happy right now. He asked for a male Brazilian gigolo and all he got was a Brazilian female Instaho!

[quote] The tour guide is abominable.

Agree - she'd be alive today if the tour guide didn't push her into the volcano while she was trying to take that damn selfie.

She could have been overcome by the heat and humidity and got disoriented, I guess. (Trying to give her the benefit of the doubt).

I'm starting to think that's why selfies were invented r62. And TikTok. Not just volcanoes, but so many places, the gods are friggin hungry and getting that perfect selfie dangling over something is just so ideal. Win-win.

"active" volcano is filled with a big lake. She didnt die of heat and gasses for crissakes. She died of trauma and exposure most likely. It doesn't look like a place to go to the top. it looks slippy slidy. Have a look on google maps. Mount Rinjani

A hike up to a volcano filled with a big lake sounds anticlimactic. If I'm going to a volcano, I wanna see lava, dammit!

This story is why I don’t get off my couch. No volcanoes in my living room.

Does it seem like global travelers now have no sense of travel danger and even less common sense? I mean, volcanoes are dangerous! So are lightning, hikes in snowy conditions, cruises to Antarctica, any visit to a third world country. So go and suck it up. Dying is on you.

[Quote] but it's obvious that she was a dumbass.

Classic begging the question

Nobody should ever leave their house. You could die!

Lol they aren’t paid enough to deal with that shit

She died the way she lived, in a volcano

This is what she wrote on her last post:

"never try never fly"

She flew, alright...straight up to the Pearly Gates!

"The terrain is rocks, ashes and sand. You can climb three steps and then you’ll slide two steps down. It's like walking in the desert." - from a website describing the climb up.

It's a multi-day climb. Day 2 they start at 2am. By the time they got there at 5:30, they had been climbing for 3.5 hours.

If this is the same schedule - read day 2 - when they go to the summit - then I may need to eat my words. She may have been exhausted and low oxygen from the heights.

We may be all wrong here.

R74 that's the best headstone anyone could wish for

I would never, ever wish to do this. Climbing past any altitude where your body was never supposed to be able to exist I feel like some things are not for us humans to attempt. My sense of self-preservation kicks in and I just have boundaries around risks of this magnitude.

Having said that, I do understand the idea of pushing past perceived limitation and mental hang-ups. Being your own hero. Surprising yourself. Going for the Gold is also a human instinct.

The whole situation is really sad, honestly.

Death via volcano sounds so glamorous!

It's sad. But ...

What was on her iPod?

What doe pole dancers like to listen do while they pole dance?

You can make volcanoes 🌋 at home with dirt & clay & baking soda & Pepsi?

It was a multi day climb at extreme altitudes. someone who is in very good shape still might suffer from oxygen deprivation

The rampant speculation and this selfie narrative that’s been cut out of whole cloth by you cunts because she was young and pretty and had access to Brazilian cock you could only dream of is so fucking pathetic.

Clearly she had some experience as a hiker, or at least knew what she was getting into as this trek isn't exactly a walk in the park. It's minimum of two days and one night, at an altitude of up to 4,000m so it wouldn't surprise me if she started feeling tired and fell behind, and in that state made a misstep that led to her fall.

[quote]r78 Climbing past any altitude where your body was never supposed to be able to exist, I feel like some things are not for us humans to attempt.

You forget she was an accomplished pole dancer.

She was used to high places.

From her Instagram she looks like a cool Brazilian girl.. It's not giving the sad white-trash or suburban American version of pole enthusiasm.

I thought mountaineers were always tethered together. This is a big no thank you to adventure tourism.

Gurl, don't lick the pole!

Buck never would've tumbled down a volcano and died!

No. I disapprove. Falling into a volcano is only recommended if the volcano is active and your ass can be incinerated in the smoldering lava.

Also, being being eaten by a shark is a sexier/unique death.

R76, thank you for setting the record straight, and proving R42 and R64 to be complete ASSHOLES.

R45 is right. This was the CUNTING tour guide's fault.

I hope one day, the tour guide, R42, R64, and all the rest of you blaming this poor girl, suffer a similar fate. You deserve it.

We need to categorize this with the Mt. Everest dead.

Thank you r75

Ooops! I meant r76.

You're okay too r75

I really wanted to say R24=Tom “I do all my own stunts” Cruise but now that she’s gone it seems inappropriate.

So she's dead?

How do you die from that - the fall? Lack of food?

If she's under 30, I'll play the role. Over 30 is too old, it just wouldn't be believable.

Will she be the new Med-Alert spokesperson?

R97, yes. Natural causes.

It doesn't say, but she could also have died from poisonous gases. Most volcanoes belch sulfuric gas periodically. Carbon dioxide in lethal quantities, sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and a number of other poisonous gases. They wouldn't necessarily kill you immediately, although you'd feel very sick, but after a few days, definitely. Certainly lakes in volcanic regions of Africa have killed thousands of villagers near them, during poison gas releases.