July 11Jul 11 In a discussion elsewhere in the forums, someone asked if there were pictures of Murphy. I found these below. The dick pics are purportedly his, but IDK, peresonally.
July 13Jul 13 Active Members 19 hours ago, vinapu said: was, sigh When you say "was," do you mean he died, or just that he got ugly? 🤔
July 13Jul 13 2 hours ago, unicorn said: When you say "was," do you mean he died, or just that he got ugly? 🤔 he tragically died
July 13Jul 13 Author 1 hour ago, unicorn said: Quite young. Was his cause of death published? It's being attributed to drowning, in Thailand. 32 y.o.
Wednesday at 05:52 AM4 days Active Members The facts surrounding his death seem very mysterious, per Canadian sources:CBCFitness influencer Connor Murphy reported dead in Thailan...Connor Murphy, an American online fitness influencer with more than 2.3 million subscribers on YouTube, has reportedly died in a drowning incident in Thailand."...Thai media has spoken to the owner of the near-million-dollar luxury lakefront residence that Murphy was renting at the time of his death. The owner told the outlets the residence had been vandalized with paint all over the walls and appliances. Furniture and decorations had also been ruined, she said. Local media also reported that investigators who searched the deceased's vehicle found two unused syringes and several unidentified white pills... "In effect, it caused a psychotic break that turned Connor into someone far different from the person I once knew," wrote Lyons. "Among many delusions that arose, he believed he was God." Lyons also said in the post he cut ties with Murphy about six years ago, and that he hopes his former collaborator's death will "serve as a further reason not to use drugs, whether PEDs [performance-enhancing drugs] or hallucinogens." CBC News could not corroborate allegations of drug use..."
Wednesday at 05:59 AM4 days Active Members According to AI, the autopsy results were never made public. Reports in the New Zealand press stated he'd injected himself with gold??? The only medical use I remember for gold was that it used to be a therapy for rheumatoid arthritis, back when I was in medical school in the 1980s.
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