Two people convicted in relation to death of French streamer
Summary
Two men in France have been convicted of violent acts linked to the death of a French streamer who performed extreme challenges and posted them online. The streamer, Raphaël Graven, died in August 2025 during a livestream, but the court ruled his death was likely caused by his poor health, not direct manslaughter by the men involved.Key Facts
- Raphaël Graven, a 46-year-old French streamer known for extreme challenges, died in August 2025 near Nice.
- His death was shown live on the streaming platform Kick.
- Two men, Safine Hamadi and Owen Cenazandotti, were convicted of aggravated violence but not manslaughter.
- Both men received suspended prison sentences and fines: Hamadi an 18-month suspended sentence and €5,000 fine; Cenazandotti a two-year suspended sentence and €15,000 fine.
- The court found Graven consented to the humiliations and abuse during his streams.
- Both men are banned from posting on Kick for six months.
- Kick is under investigation by French authorities but was not part of the legal case against the two men.
- Graven had over one million followers and built a strong online community on Kick.
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