The French streamer who died while being on air did not lose his life due to trauma - a cause that was claimed earlier. The post-mortem examination report said that there was no third-party involvement in his death. Raphael Graven was 46 years old and passed away during a live broadcast earlier this week.
According to Nice prosecutor Damien Martinelli, the initial autopsy results show “no internal or external traumatic injuries" or burns on the body, with only minor bruises and healed lesions observed.
“The probable causes of death appear to be medical and/or toxicological," he said, adding that more tests have been ordered.
The 46-year-old military veteran had built a following numbering more than a million across different platforms, streaming himself playing video games, and had often appeared in extreme challenges.
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He had collaborated with multiple creators like him since 2023, and Owen Cenazandotti, known as Naruto online, and Safine Hamadi were the creators who took part in his final livestream.
Cenazandotti announced his death on Monday on Instagram. In a circulated video, Pormanove appeared to be taking his last breath during a livestream. Those who were watching donated money to send messages alerting the sleeping streamers to Pormanove’s condition.
In dozens of videos from past livestreams reviewed by CNN, Pormanove appears to be the target of jokes, bullying, physical attacks, and degrading stunts.

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