US Edition'Not Traumatic': French Streamer’s Death Likely Medical
Medical examiners attribute Raphaël Graven's death to possible heart or thyroid issues, with no trauma or third-party involvement found, amid ongoing judicial inquiry.
- The streamer Raphaël Graven, known as Jean Pormanove, was discovered dead on Monday in his home near Nice during a live broadcast on Kick, reportedly dying in his sleep.
- Autopsy results show no traumatic injuries on Raphaël Graven, with probable death causes appearing medical or toxicological; further tests assess cardiac condition and thyroid treatment, prosecutor Damien Martinelli said.
- Evidence including videos was seized and police interviewed several people present at the time of the incident on Wednesday to clarify events before Graven's death.
- Authorities responded by opening a judicial inquiry after French minister Clara Chappaz described the death as `absolute horror`, while Kick said it was "urgently reviewing" the circumstances.
- Prosecutor Damien Martinelli stated medical examiners believed Graven's death was not related to a third party, while investigative authorities examine local media reports of violence and sleep deprivation during streams.
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Since the death of Jean Pormanove, the two videographers have been under the spotlight, accused of humiliation and violence against their "friend".
·Paris, France
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The autopsy of the quadrennial's body, who died during a live video on 18 August, did not reveal "traumatic injuries", according to the Nice prosecutor. The investigators question whether he was the victim of an abuse of weakness.
·Paris, France
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The live death of the French streamer Raphaël Graven, alias Jean Pormanove, "is not related to the intervention of a third party," says the autopsy.
·Montreal, Canada
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Humiliations in series: Again and again the French streamer Raphaël Graven is attacked during transmissions. When he dies in front of the camera, there are abuse charges.
·Germany
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