On Sunday afternoon, a 22-year-old man named Guilherme Gomes de Souza was found dead in an igarapé located in the rural area of Bom Intento in Boa Vista, Brazil. Reports indicate that the victim had been drinking with a friend the previous day, who stated that he left Guilherme with an unidentified woman while he exited the water and was not initially alarmed when the woman later returned alone, claiming he had gone home.

The discovery of the body occurred when passersby noticed it in the water and alerted the police. The authorities responded and conducted an initial investigation, leading to the identification of the victim. Following the autocopsy by the Institute of Legal Medicine of Roraima, the body was removed for further examination.

This incident raises ongoing concerns about safety and personal responsibility when consuming alcohol, particularly in remote areas. Community reactions may focus on the need for vigilance and the importance of ensuring the well-being of friends in potentially hazardous environments, especially when alcohol is involved.