A troubling picture of Mount Rinjani is being painted after the tragic passing of Juliana Marins, who tumbled down hundreds of feet while hiking on the active volcano in Indonesia.
The Brazilian woman was trapped for four days, with her final screams echoing into the fog as rescuers failed to reach her in time.
Now, disturbing claims are surfacing, raising serious questions about whether tourists are being misled about the dangers of this popular trekking destination.
