The Daily Aus The Aussie platform behind a livestreamed death
Aug 24, 2025
The tragic live-streamed death of a French man raises urgent questions about online accountability. Delve into the chilling details of Raphael Graven's last moments and the psychological impact on viewers. Discover how Kick, the streaming platform co-founded by an Australian billionaire, contrasts with Twitch in content moderation. Explore the controversies surrounding Kik's launch and the ethical implications of violent content. This incident brings to light the pressing need for better regulation in the digital landscape.
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Viral Clips Reveal Ongoing Abuse
- Lucy Tassell discovered viral clips showing a man called Jean Pomanov being attacked and humiliated online.
- The man's real name is Raphael Graven and clips circulated across TikTok and Twitter.
Twelve-Day Nonstop Live Stream
- Over roughly 12 days, the group filmed nearly 300 hours of live content with Raphael Graven present almost continuously.
- The footage shows physical assault, humiliation and interventions when Graven asked to stop or sought medical help.
Group Roles Clarified By Investigation
- MediaPart identified four recurring pseudonyms: Naruto, Safine, Kudu and Jean Pomanov with distinct roles.
- Naruto and Safine were the aggressors while Kudu and Graven were frequent victims in the videos.