He talked about multiple "breaking points" in his livestream.
\n\nLeft photo via Hobbycon/Facebook, right photo via Soloman Freeman/Facebook
\n\nA Malaysian man who was active in the country's anime, comics and games (ACG) community has passed away following a livestream where he talked about the struggles he faced in his career and interpersonal relationships.
\n\nThe man, Solomon Freeman Looi, who went by the online pseudonym of Soloman Freeman, went live in the early morning of Sep. 15.
\n\nSoon after, Malaysian police found him dead. He is believed to have fallen from height.
\n\nIn a roughly half-hour-long livestream posted to Facebook at around 3am, the 39-year-old spoke at length about how he was involved in a legal dispute many years ago.
\n\nHe added that while he was eventually proven innocent, the experience still placed him under heavy mental and physical stress.
\n\nHe also said he had been the subject of false rumours spread by a friend, which resulted in him being disliked by everyone.
\n\nIn asserting his innocence during the livestream, he said the person in question had since admitted to sexual harassment and even apologised publicly for it.
\n\nDespite his self-proclaimed net worth of RM70 million (S$21 million), Looi also shared…
Original source: https://mothership.sg/
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