Popular YouTuber and Twitch streamer Desmond “Etika” Amofah has been found dead, the NYPD has confirmed. PewDiePie, Keemstar and many others in the YouTube community have been leading tributes to the online star, who died at age 29. As previously reported, the body of a male was found in New York’s East River two days
NYC Police have pulled a dead body about half a mile from the Manhattan bridge where YouTuber Etika’s personal belongings were found. Etika, whose real name is Desmond Amofah, is a YouTuber and Nintendo streamer. The 29-year-old has a history of mental health issues and suggested in his last video that he was suicidal. The
YouTuber Etika is feared dead after his belongings were found along Manhattan Bridge in New York City after he posted a video which many took to be a “suicide note”. The star said in the video, which was titled I’m Sorry and which has since been removed from YouTube, that the “world would be better
Police are reportedly searching for YouTuber Daniel Desmond “Etika” Amofah after he uploaded a video and message to YouTube at midnight last night that appeared to be a “suicide note.” Friends and colleagues have been trying to contact him since he uploaded the footage — including YouTuber Keemstar, whom he mentioned in the clip shortly
YouTuber Etika was detained by the NYPD after allegedly making suicide references during an Instagram live stream. Desmond ‘Etika’ Amofah had a 30-minute standoff on Instagram Live with the NYPD after he was reportedly “swatted” — a phrase used to describe an incident where someone calls the police to have a SWAT Team raid someone