Influencers drowned during yacht party AFTER ‘refusing to wear life jackets because they would ruin their selfies

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Two influencers drowned after a yacht party happened when their overcrowded boat was sunk by a wave and they had refused to wear lifejackets, cops have revealed.

HOW THEY DIED

Aline Tamara Moreira de Amorim, 37, and Beatriz Tavares da Silva Faria, 27, were found dead after their launch sank off a stretch of Brazil’s coast known as the Devil’s Throat.

Now nearly a month after the drownings police say they died when their overloaded boat was swamped as it returned to the Brazilian coast.

Sao Vincente police commissioner Marcos Alexandre Alfino says the influencers had refused to wear life jackets, local media reported on October 25.

He said: ‘Some didn’t want to put them on because they were taking selfies.

‘They said that they get in the way of their tanning.’

The revelation came after the boat’s skipper, not named by police, had given extensive interviews to police over the deaths.

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The captain, one of five survivors, said he had been ordered to take six influencers to the shore despite his boat having a maximum capacity of five passengers.

So when the craft was hit by a huge wave on 29th September, reports local media, it was too heavy to ride it out and began to sink.

The skipper told police he had tried desperately to save everyone.

Beatriz’s body was found first drifting out to sea and was recovered by Brazil’s Maritime Firefighters.

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