United KingdomTwo individuals in France were convicted of aggravated violence following the death of a popular streamer, Raphaël Graven, who died in August 2025 while live-streaming on the platform Kick. The men, Safine Hamadi and Owen Cenazandotti, were sentenced to suspended prison terms and fined, but were not charged with murder due to the prosecution citing poor health and a weak heart as possible causes of death. Graven, known as Jean Pormanove, had over a million followers and faced regular violence and verbal abuse during his streams. His death was streamed live, though the video was later removed. Kick, the platform, stated it was not involved in the legal proceedings against the two men.
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