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0:42Now PlayingInvestigators are baffled over the case of a woman who died after eating chocolate she got from a palm reader who said she didn’t have long to live.
“She vomited, her vision was a bit blurred, her body was soft… it was a matter of hours,” the victim’s bereaved cousin Bianca Cristina told Globo 1 of her untimely passing.
The tragedy occurred on August 3 while Fernanda Silva Valoz da Cruz Pinto, 27, was walking through the city center of Maceió, Brazil — a mecca for fortune tellers, Jam Press reported.
The mother of one was reportedly stopped by an elderly woman who asked to read her palm.
Pinto accepted, whereupon the street seer told the young woman that she had only “a few days to live.”
The soothsayer then gave Pinto a piece of chocolate as a parting gift. “As [the candy] was packaged, it didn’t occur to her [that it could pose any danger],” cousin Cristina told local media. “And as she was hungry, she decided to eat it.”
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