The police report indicates that the pilot Lurrique Ferrari died from acute hemorrhage due to severe abdominal trauma, with no signs of crime identified in the investigation.
The Civil Police of Brazil has completed its investigation into the tragic death of pilot Lurrique Ferrari, who died following a performance at Beto Carrero World amusement park in Penha, Santa Catarina, in November 2025. The final report indicates that there were no indications of foul play or criminal activity surrounding the incident, and it suggests that the case should be archived.
Ferrari was part of a stunt team performing acrobatic maneuvers when the accident occurred. After sustaining severe injuries during the performance, he was rushed to Hospital Marieta Konder Bornhausen, where he underwent surgery but ultimately succumbed to his injuries. The necropsy revealed that the cause of death was acute hemorrhage from severe abdominal trauma, confirming the severity of the impact he suffered during the show.
In addition to confirming the cause of death, the report notes that the accident site was preserved for investigation, and the motorcycle used by Ferrari during the performance has been confiscated. Technical examinations and further forensic analysis were requested to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident, although the findings so far have cleared the way for the case's closure without any criminal implications.
