An investigation of the “terrifying” death of the French Stimmer

An investigation into the death of a French stream, known for the death of French, has launched for extreme challenges.

Rafael Graven, also known as Jeanpormanove, was found dead at a residence in Contrea, a village north of Nice, prosecutors said.

The 46-year-old was the subject of attacks of violence and deprivation of sleep during streams and died in his sleep during live broadcast, local media reported.

Confirming that a judicial investigation is underway, French government minister Clara Chapaz describes the death and violence of G -H Brave, which he withstood as an “absolute horror”, adding that he has been “humiliated” for months.

A Kick spokesman – a live streaming platform similar to Twitch, which users can broadcast content and interact with other users in real time – told the BBC that the company is “urgently reviewing” the circumstances surrounding the death of the Straimer.

“We are deeply saddened by the loss of Jeanpormanove and we are expanding our condolences to his family, friends and community,” they said.

The guidelines of the platform were “intended to protect the creators” and the kick was “committed to maintaining these standards throughout our platform,” the spokesman added.

Chapaz, the Minister’s delegate of artificial intelligence and digital technologies, said it has directed the issue to Arcom, the French media regulator, and the Pharos, a French system used to account for online content.

Sarah El Hairi, the French Supreme Commissioner for children, described death as “horrifying”.

“Platforms have a huge responsibility for regulating online content so that our children are not exposed to violent content. I urge parents to be extremely vigilant,” they wrote on xS

The prosecutor has confirmed that he has found an investigation into the cause of death and has ordered an autopsy, AFP News reports.

Jeanpormanove had more than one million followers on its various social media platforms and had built a strong kick -over community.

One of his co-artists, Naruto, Announce the Jeanpormanove death on Instagram And he paid tribute to his “brother, partner, partner” and asked people to “respect” his memory and not to publish any videos that show him dead or unconscious.

Owen Chenanzadtti, a fellow French stream, who appeared with G -n -Gyden in their recent streaming marathon, asked the followers not to share videos of “The Last Breath” in an Instagram post.