French streamer dies after 10-day challenge: what we know.
19.08.2025
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Shostal Oleksandr
19.08.2025
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According to The Sun: Streamer Raphael Graven was found dead after 10 days of violence and sleep deprivation. The French streamer died at the age of 46 in his home in France.
He was known for his extreme challenges and died during a live broadcast. Police arrived at his home following reports from internet users about the end of the stream on the Kick platform.
The violence and sleep deprivation during Raphael's live stream led to a tragic outcome.
Together with his streamer friends, Graven participated in extreme challenges, during which he was hit with objects, had food shoved in his mouth while he was restrained, and was subjected to harassment in underground basements. His partners were taken into custody in January 2025 on suspicion of violence against vulnerable individuals.
The death of Raphael Graven is yet another tragedy in live streams, where streamers are left with dangerous challenges that can have dire consequences.
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