Thayane Smith Abandons Friend Roberto Farias Tomaz at Pico do Paraná, Saying “God Willed It”

Thayane Smith has sparked public outrage after allegedly abandoning her friend Roberto Farias Tomaz, 19, at Pico do Paraná while he was reportedly unwell. The incident intensified criticism when Smith responded on social media, defending her actions and making statements that many deemed aggressive and discriminatory.

Incident and Public Reaction

According to reports, Tomaz was left to manage on his own at the mountain, prompting widespread condemnation online. Smith’s reaction on social media further inflamed public sentiment. In her posts, she dismissed concerns about her friend’s safety and told critics that she only accepts judgment from those with her “lifestyle,” instructing that “fat, sedentary, and lazy” people should remain silent.

Social Media Backlash

The response has been characterized as hostile and prejudiced, replacing any potential remorse with arrogance. Analysts and commentators note that the combination of negligence and offensive rhetoric has amplified the story’s reach, making it a symbol of a lack of empathy and digital-age hubris.

The situation has turned a personal incident into a larger conversation about accountability, public behavior, and the impact of social media on perceptions of moral responsibility.

Broader Implications

This case has resonated nationally, sparking discussions about safety in outdoor activities, ethical responsibility among friends, and social media conduct. Observers note that Smith’s statements demonstrate how digital platforms can magnify personal actions into public controversies.

> Essa mina foi subir o Pico do Paraná com um amigo

> O cara passou mal na trilha

> Ela abandonou ele e desceu sozinha com o celular + carteira dele

> Ao ser questionada como ela se sentiria caso ele fosse encontrado morto, ela respondeu “Deus quis assim”.

BIZARRO 😵‍💫😵💀 pic.twitter.com/P6jlLXoHWV

— Como Tanka o Bostil? (@Como_Tanka) January 4, 2026