Juliana Marins, a 26-year-old Brazilian hiker, was found dead after falling into an active volcano in Indonesia, four days after her tragic accident. Her family has expressed outrage over the rescue efforts, accusing authorities of negligence and failing to act promptly. Marins had been trapped approximately 1,600 feet down the volcano for three days, during which her family furiously appealed for immediate assistance. Despite drone footage capturing her alive shortly before the rescue attempts, they claim that the response to her predicament was botched, resulting in her untimely death. The incident has raised serious questions about the safety standards and responsibilities of tour guides and rescue teams in such hazardous environments.