Casal de bloggers que morreu em Yosemite tinha consumido álcool

Meenakshi Moorthy, de 30 anos, e o marido, Vishnu Viswanath, de 29, que morreram no passado dia 25 de outubro ao caírem de um miradouro com mais de 250 metros no Parque Nacional de Yosemite, nos Estados Unidos (EUA), estavam a consumir bebidas alcoólicas na altura do acidente, revelam agora as autoridades norte-americanas.

Conta o jornal Metro que, na altura, a polícia disse que a dupla, natural da Índia mas a viver nos EUA, tinha morrido devido aos “vários ferimentos na cabeça, pescoço e abdómen, causados por uma queda numa montanha”.

Sabe-se agora, com o resultado das autópsias, que o casal estava a consumir bebidas alcoólicas no momento do incidente.

A causa do acidente é que ainda permanece em mistério. Ainda não se sabe como é que ambos caíram do miradouro.

Meenakshi e Vishnu tinham casado há cinco anos. Desde essa altura que viajavam um pouco por todo o mundo, documentando as suas viagens na sua conta de Instagram ‘Holidays and Happily Ever Afters’ que tinha mais de 25 mil seguidores.

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Now whoooo wants to see some phantasmagorical photos of the American Wiiild West? For the last one week, we have been chasing sunrises and sunsets,milky ways and mountain mists , petrified deserts and petroglyphsaaaand some goblins too (wink wink) ... Buuut before we savor the sheer cosmic poetry of the sensual southwest, I want to share something with y’all. A special edition of #pinkpositivelight and #socialmediabadasstribe combined, with(out) further ado presenting  “LIVE AND LET LIVE”  Not a shocker was it? But then why oh why is this concept way harder than rocket science for a few ⁉️ ... "LIVE AND LET LIVE" can also be translated as “TO EACH THEIR OWN". To me, it means everyone in this cosmos  has a darn right to make decisions to affect their life as long as it is not mentally or physically hurting others in a purposeful manner. ... Now for some reason, God knows why some people love to pelt passive aggressive words and berate and hate others in public. I agree, there is no point in actively following folks who are not our cup of joy, but it does not give any of us a right to be hurtful to them and propagate hate. ... Now kindly allow me to put it in another way. LIFE IS SHORT people. Like reallllyyy short. Honestly, I am not promised tomorrow and this pink haired girl wants to live her teeny life twirlingwith the people she loves and swirlingher wand to get to her goals and dreams. She doesn't wanna waste it having anxiety attacks cos of cyberbullying and planning agendas on how to ruin someone’s day. ... If that sounds right up your alley too, let us start with a happy dance and we need not even wait till the black moon  to get on our broomsticksand fly to the land of promises and possibilities!  All of us have a story. All of us have a right to fight for our dreams. And nobody has a right to exercise power over us to promote hate for whatsoever petty or not so petty reasons they have. ... Remember, you stand in your own light. You choose whether you want to blaze love or hate! #RoadTripUSA #discovertheroad #instagramaz #visitarizona #route66roadtrip #seligman #explorationgram

Uma publicação partilhada por TravelCreativesMinaxi+Vishnu (@holidaysandhappilyeverafters) a 16 de Abr, 2018 às 8:43 PDT