Key Concepts:
- Kick streamer death
- Autopsy findings
- Raphael Graven (Jean Pormanov)
- Potential causes of death: medical, toxicological
- Investigation into circumstances
Autopsy Findings and Initial Investigation
The autopsy performed on the body of Kick streamer Raphael Graven, known online as Jean Pormanov, who was found dead in France on Monday, revealed that his death was not caused by trauma. This information comes directly from the prosecutor handling the case.
Details of the Investigation
Local media reports indicated that Graven had been subjected to periods of violence and sleep deprivation during his streams. He died in his sleep during a live broadcast. This led a government minister to launch an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death.
Specific Medical Findings
The prosecutor stated that doctors found no internal or external traumatic injuries during the autopsy. The only findings were a few bruises and healed lesions. The prosecutor also stated that there was no evidence of third-party involvement in Graven's death.
Probable Cause and Further Testing
The probable cause of death, according to the prosecutor, appears to be medical and/or toxicological. Further tests have been ordered to determine the exact cause of death.
Conclusion
The initial autopsy findings indicate that Raphael Graven's death was not due to trauma. The investigation is ongoing, with further tests being conducted to determine if a medical condition or toxicological factors contributed to his death. The investigation was initiated due to reports of violence and sleep deprivation during his streams, but initial findings suggest these factors did not directly cause his death.
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