Overview

• Prosecutor Damien Martinelli said the autopsy found no traumatic lesions and no link to a third party, citing probable medical or toxicological causes and ordering complementary toxicological and anatomopathological analyses.
• Police inquiries continue in parallel with earlier probes into recorded violence against vulnerable persons, with investigators seizing equipment and videos to clarify events preceding the on‑stream death.
• Kick said it has banned the co‑streamers involved and committed to a full review of moderation, terms of use and youth protections, as Arcom coordinates with the platform’s EU representative in Malta and tracks compliance.
• Clips featuring footballers Pierre‑Emerick Aubameyang and Bradley Barcola were shown late in the marathon stream to boost donations; Barcola’s camp says his video was pre‑recorded weeks earlier and not a live appearance.
• After public outcry, Digital Affairs Minister Clara Chappaz said she has engaged Arcom and questioned Kick’s responsibility, while Gabriel Attal proposed screen‑addiction measures including school screenings and time‑based grayscale viewing.