A heartbreaking tragedy has unfolded in Brazil after a 13-year-old girl died just days following the death of her seven-year-old brother—

both allegedly poisoned by chocolate Easter eggs sent as an act of revenge.

The chocolates were reportedly given to their mother,

Mirian Lira, by a woman named

Jordélia Pereira Barbosa, who attached a note saying,

“With love, to Mirian Lira. Happy Easter.” Mirian unknowingly shared the chocolate with her children,

resulting in her son Luis falling critically ill and dying shortly after. Days later, her daughter Evelyn

Silva also succumbed to complications described as vascular shock and multiple organ failure.

Mirian, who was also hospitalized, remains in stable condition. The seemingly innocent

Easter gift quickly turned into a horrific nightmare—but what investigators uncovered next makes this story even more chilling…

Police arrested Barbosa, who was allegedly motivated by jealousy over her ex-boyfriend now dating Mirian.

She was caught on a bus with a receipt for the Easter eggs and several suspicious items, including wigs and a saw knife.

CCTV footage reportedly shows her disguised in a black wig while purchasing the chocolate.

Although she admitted to buying the eggs, Barbosa denies poisoning them.