Overview
- The Nice prosecutor said the autopsy found Raphaël Graven’s death was not traumatic and not linked to another person, with further medical and toxicological analyses requested.
- Graven, 46, known as Jean Pormanove, was discovered unresponsive during a roughly 298-hour livestream in Contes following months of broadcasts that included reported humiliation.
- The judicial investigation opened in December into alleged deliberate violence and the sharing of abusive images continues, with equipment and footage seized and witnesses interviewed.
- Kick has banned co‑streamers involved in the final broadcast and says it is cooperating with authorities, as French officials stress platforms’ legal duties to remove illegal content.
- Reports say viewer donations encouraged degrading stunts during the marathon stream, and streamer Adin Ross says he and Drake will cover Graven’s funeral costs.