In a shocking turn of events, the recent death of French streamer Raphaël Graven, better known online as Jean Pormanove, has raised unsettling questions surrounding the high-pressure lifestyle faced by content creators. An autopsy conducted after his untimely demise revealed that his death was "not traumatic in origin," according to judicial authorities in France.

Graven was discovered deceased at his residence in Contes, located north of Nice, on a Monday, prompting an immediate response from government officials. Clara Chappaz, a French government minister, referred to the incident as an "absolute horror," initiating a judicial investigation to uncover the associated circumstances.

Prosecutor Damien Martinelli announced that forensic examinations did not display any traumatic injuries or burns, only minor bruises and healed lesions on Graven's body. The current conjecture points towards medical or toxicological causes of death, particularly highlighting potential heart issues along with a previously acknowledged thyroid condition. Additional tests have been mandated for comprehensive understanding.

Further complicating the narrative, reports surfaced regarding Graven's experiences with violence and sleep deprivation during live streams. Interestingly, he reportedly passed away in his sleep while broadcasting live, an incident that has captured considerable media attention.

As the investigation unfolds, Martinelli confirmed that several individuals present at the time of Graven's passing have been interviewed by law enforcement. Moreover, equipment and video footage related to the incident have been seized to elucidate the events leading to the streamer's death and to comprehend any potential contributory factors. The streaming platform Kick has also announced an urgent review concerning the circumstances of Graven’s tragic ending.