Street: Suicide attack with motorcycle shocks Brazil

It's just after eight o'clock in the morning on September 29th when a camera in a quiet neighborhood of Uberlândia, Brazil, records a scene no thriller would have dared to imagine: a speeding motorcycle, a man walking home from school with his daughter, and a head-on collision of incredible brutality. At first glance, it seems like an ordinary accident. But the truth behind these images is far more twisted.

The man lying on the road has just been hit by his own brother. The video, captured by cameras in the Jardim das Palmeiras neighborhood, is as vivid as it is terrifying.

We see a motorcycle barreling straight into another. Then, at the last second, the driver jumps out of his vehicle. The machine, transformed into a projectile, crashes head-on into the victim's. This is no longer an accident. It's an execution. A calculated, kamikaze attack.

« It's horrible to know that my own brother tried to kill me ", the victim told Brazilian media G1. I only realized it was him once I was on the ground. »

The two brothers, who had been polar opposites for years, carried a long history of family disputes and domestic violence. Their exhausted mother had obtained a restraining order against the older brother after several episodes of aggression. But no one would have imagined such consuming hatred.

Attacker pleads accident, footage reveals attempted murder in Brazil

That morning, the victim had simply taken his daughter to school. As he was driving home, he noticed a motorcycle in his rearview mirror. Too close. Too insistent. A few minutes later, the scene transformed into a filmed nightmare.

The man was rushed to hospital, where he miraculously survived: multiple fractures, cracked ribs, and chest bruises. He was still breathing.

Faced with the accusations, the accused brother plays the denial card. I lost control of the motorcycle. It was an accident. », He affirms. " I never wanted to kill him. I even tried to help him.r. »

But the images relayed by G1 Globo tell another story: that of a man who jumps from his machine before impact, leaving the mechanics to do the dirty work.

Investigators in Minas Gerais are now talking about attempted voluntary homicide.

Today, in the streets of Uberlândia, residents avoid talking about it. It is whispered that the two brothers had sworn to “never cross paths again.” But fate, or perhaps resentment, charted a different course.

On the road to tragedy, there remains debris of melted plastic and a dark stain on the asphalt. One has lost his brother. The other, his soul.