Three men are charged with homicide over the death of a woman during a rope-jumping activity in Limeira, Brazil. According to the reports, the woman plunged more than 130 feet (about 40 metres) from a bridge after going into the jump without being properly secured to any rope or equipment, leading to her fall. NBC News and Stuff.co.nz both state that the charges are directed at three instructors connected to the activity. The accounts describe the incident as a fatal accident involving bridge-based rope jumping, and they agree that the key issue is the woman not being properly secured before she fell. The authorities’ charges suggest prosecutors believe the instructors’ conduct contributed to the fatal outcome. The reports do not specify further details about the investigation, the exact circumstances of the jump beyond the lack of secure attachment, or whether any court dates have been set.