Plane crash victim sends eerie selfie and texts moments before disaster!
It was supposed to be a routine flight, but for 23-year-old Rosana Xavier, a sense of dread took hold early.
Hours before the fatal crash that claimed her life and 61 others, Rosana sent a series of chilling messages to her mother.
Her words carried an ominous tone, now hauntingly prophetic in light of the tragedy.
A normal flight becomes disastrous.
At 1:20 p.m., the Brazilian Air Force reported that the plane was flying normally.
Yet suddenly, the aircraft stopped responding to air traffic control, and within moments, tragedy struck.
The plane plummeted from the skies, crashing violently into the ground, with no survivors left to tell the tale.
Rosana’s tragic journey explained.
Rosana was aboard a Voepass flight traveling from Cascavel in Paraná to Guarulhos in São Paulo on August 9.
But her last words, texts, and selfie reveal the horror she felt during what would become her final moments.
Rosana’s mother learns of plane tragedy.
Rosana’s mother was home when she first heard about the disaster.
The news hit like a tidal wave, sweeping away all hope she had clung to.
“I was in despair. I started running around the house screaming,” she later told Brazil’s TV Globo.
Her worst fears were confirmed as rescue teams scoured the wreckage and began the grim process of identifying the bodies.
Out of the 62 lives lost, Rosana’s fate was tragically sealed among them.
A haunting echo of the past.
This wasn’t just another crash—this was the second fatal air disaster Brazil had seen in months, raising alarms across the aviation community.
Back in 2007, Brazil faced its deadliest plane crash when a TAM Airlines flight tragically collided during landing in São Paulo, killing all 187 onboard.
The crash led to major reforms in Brazil’s aviation protocols. But as this recent crash unfolded, questions resurfaced about the country’s air safety standards.
Investigations are still underway to determine what exactly caused the plane to go down.
Initial reports haven’t confirmed any mechanical failure, but Rosana’s ominous texts about the “old” plane certainly leave room for speculation.
Rosana’s final texts revealed.
At 11:47 a.m., Rosana texted her mother, “Man, two hours of flight. We’re going to arrive in the rain. I am so scared of this flight.”
Adding to her unease, Rosana claimed, “I swear, the plane is old.”
And it didn’t stop there. A minute later, she messaged again, sharing, “There is a broken seat. I swear. Chaos.”
Anxiety captured in a selfie.
As if capturing her fears, Rosana sent her mother a stoic selfie, her face revealing her anxiety, with no words needed.
Rosana’s mother’s concern exposed.
The selfie has since become a heartbreaking reminder of her final moments before the crash.
Rosana’s mother, Rosemeire Xavier, was filled with concern as she received these unsettling texts.
She urged her daughter to calm down and even asked her to read a Bible verse. But the tension lingered.
Rosemeire could sense something was terribly wrong, but she didn’t imagine just how quickly things would spiral.
Families mourn post-tragedy.
By August 12, only 17 victims had been formally identified. Among them were the pilots, Danilo Romano and Humberto de Silva.
For the victims’ families, the anguish is still fresh. Each day is a battle for answers, closure, and, ultimately, peace.
In their initial statement, Voepass Airlines announced, “There is still no confirmation of how the accident occurred.”
They’ve since been offering support to the families of the deceased through a 24-hour hotline.
Rosana’s chilling final texts and selfie will forever echo in the hearts of those she left behind.
The crash serves as a grim reminder that life can change in an instant, leaving behind a wake of unanswered questions.