After attacks on her daughter online, the mother of a lawyer who saved her family in a fire vents The mother of lawyer Juliane Vieira released a video on social media to defend her daughter, who received attacks and insults after reporting her own experience during the fire that left 63% of her body burned, in Cascavel, in western Paraná. At Juliane's demonstration, which took place on June 3, she harshly criticized the Paraná Fire Department. The fire that left consequences for Juliane happened in October 2025 and drew attention to the courage the lawyer had in trying to overcome the situation. While the family's apartment caught fire, she clung to the air conditioning support outside, on the 13th floor, and managed to get her mother and 4-year-old cousin out the window, taking them back to the apartment. Juliane's rescue, however, was from inside the burning apartment. Remember below. ✅ Follow g1 Foz do Iguaçu and region on WhatsApp In the mother's video, published a week after the repercussions of Juliane's statements, Sueli criticized the attacks directed at her daughter and asked for more empathy from people who comment on the case on social media. "My daughter received messages saying: 'You are ungrateful', 'You should have died', 'Why didn't you die?'. I hope you never go through a situation like this. Maybe you won't have the same courage as she had," he said. In Juliane's report, she stated that she would rather have died than be burned alive. The lawyer also said she intends to sue the State and maintains that the burns occurred during the rescue. The statements divided opinions on social media. When defending her daughter, Sueli reinforced Juliane's criticisms of the care provided during the fire. “The State tried to cover up a very bad rescue, a very bad 'screw', but my daughter survived to fight against these protocols that you say you follow, protocols that are 'shit'”, he states. Images show what the apartment looked like after the fire in PR Reproduction Remember: Lawyer and crossfitter: who is the woman who saved her family from fire According to Sueli, the city's Fire Department did not have a ladder available to rescue Juliane. At the time, one of the soldiers who participated in the operation stated that the team carried out the rescue from inside the apartment because, from the outside, it would be more risky, claiming that the fire was very advanced and that there was no time to set up a system to remove the young woman through the window. During the rescue, Juliane was covered with a blanket, but still suffered burns. During the outburst, Sueli once again highlighted the seriousness of the injuries suffered by her daughter and criticized judgments made by people who did not follow her recovery. "You don't know what a burn is. You don't know what it's like to experience this pain," he declared. g1 contacted the State, but until the last update of this report there was no statement regarding Sueli and Juliane's accusations. Also read: Mystery: Son of Brazilians who was missing for 103 days is now being escorted ICMBio: Tourist who jumped into the Falls could be fined Development: Influencer who filmed an alleged UFO decides to step away from the networks Remember the case Apartment catches fire in PR, and victim hangs to save mother and child The fire happened on the morning of October 15, in an apartment on the 13th floor, at the intersection of Riachuelo and Londrina streets, in the Country neighborhood, in Cascavel. Images of Juliane outside the building, hanging from an air conditioning support, quickly went viral. Watch above. In the apartment were her mother, Sueli, 51 years old, and her cousin, Pietro, 4 years old. After managing to help the two, Juliane was rescued by the Fire Department. Her mother had burns to her face and legs and suffered smoke inhalation. In addition, his airways were burned. Sueli was hospitalized for 11 days at Hospital São Lucas, in Cascavel. Pietro was transferred to Curitiba, due to smoke inhalation and burns to his legs and hands. He was hospitalized for 16 days and was discharged at the end of October. A firefighter who helped with the rescue suffered burns to his arms, hands and part of his back, he was hospitalized and released days later. Another had burns on his hands and underwent medical treatment. Juliane was hospitalized for three months. Currently, according to her family, she is undergoing physical therapy to recover. The burn marks are practically all over the body, on the arms, legs and abdomen. Juliane Vieira was left hanging from an air conditioning support to rescue her mother and cousin during a fire. Reproduction Most watched videos from g1 Paraná: See more news from the region on g1 Paraná.