Two Frenchmen receive suspended jail sentences after livestreamer's death
Summary
Two French livestreamers were given suspended jail sentences after being found guilty of abusing a man during live broadcasts that happened before his death. The court ruled they did not cause his death, which was linked to his poor health, but convicted them of violence and encouraging hatred.Key Facts
- The two French livestreamers are Owen Cenazandotti (known as Naruto) and Safine Hamadi (known as Safine).
- They abused and humiliated Raphael Graven (Jean Pormanove) repeatedly during live streams on the platform Kick.
- They received suspended prison sentences: 18 months for Hamadi and two years for Cenazandotti.
- Both must pay fines (€5,000 and €15,000 respectively) and are banned from posting on social media for six months.
- The court found the abuse was scripted and that Graven consented to the acts before his death.
- Graven died due to poor health and heart problems, not directly from the abuse.
- The streaming platform Kick is under investigation by French authorities, and an arrest warrant was issued for some of its officers.
- Graven reportedly earned about €265,000 from streaming between 2021 and 2025.
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