US EditionOnline death of abused French streamer was not result of trauma, prosecutor says
- A French video streamer, Raphael Graven, known online as Jean Pormanove, died during a livestream on August 18 after experiencing abuse, according to court authorities.
- The prosecutor stated an autopsy revealed no traumatic injuries, suggesting the probable causes of death are medical or toxicological in nature.
- The French digital regulator Arcom has started an investigation into the case and warned Kick about insufficient content moderation, stating, "we live in a world where reality has surpassed fiction."
- Kick has unblocked the channel 'jeanpormanove' except for the last livestream but is under scrutiny for allowing public access to the content, as per Arcom.
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What is your reaction to this tragedy in your constituency, not only as a political leader, but also as a woman?I will even react as a mother, quite simply. What happened to Jean Pormanove is abominable. This tragedy goes far beyond the framework of the various facts: it reveals the drifts of a sick society.For most of us, who lead an ordinary life, it is unimaginable to discover that such horrors are taking place on the Internet. Yet, there are…
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The Independent (US)Death of abused streamer Jean Pormanove ‘was not result of trauma’
Jean Pormanove died on Monday after enduring several days of violence and humiliation broadcast on platform Kick
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