There is no doubt of the Foul game in the popular Youtuber P2isthenameDeath of death as investigators continue in their offer to rip off the puzzle.

P2ISThename, the real name Filip Enopeelno, was found dead at the post office last Friday, 14. March, leaving many shocked.

The 26-year-old became known for sharing the video and later began to publish more general videos, including those showing his personal life.

As investigators try to detect the circumstances around P2ISThename death, the sources said TMZ that the police do not doubt a foul game.

Insaders also provided new details about Youtuber Death, revealing that it crashed in front of the mailboxes in its building in Los Angeles.

The property manager found the body of P2isthename and called 911. Paramedics and police responded quickly and arrived in the building.

However, their efforts to revive the influence that have proven to be abortive, and they cut it dead at the scene.

Sources also discovered that death p2ishename is treated as natural causes because there were no immediate signs of drugs or alcohol.

Meanwhile, Coroner County Los Angeles spent an autopsy on the body of the deceased and awaits toxicological results.

In February, P2ISThename posted a video on his YouTube channel called "Why is this my last month living in Los Angeles .."

He explained in the recording, "I was in Los Angeles, my whole life. I feel like I'm in place where I need to meet new people."

The influence added: "I feel like I want to be there in life where I leave my comfort zone, I leave Los Angeles and I finally catch as if I needed it at this stage of my career and just at all."

He also shared his plan to move on to Atlanta, expressing hope that they would have children in the future so that they could advise them on where to live. P2ISThename said, "I feel like you are able to experience more things you are able to have more wisdom to really explain things."

In addition, he shared a desire to move somewhere, he could meet many like-minded people who share his mentality as a "entrepreneur".

He continued by describing Los Angeles as "very saturated", adding, "there are a lot of people living in La, but La is like, scattered with so many different people like you because there are so many different people doing different things."

After the death of P2ISThename, many of his fans were chased on a comment on his video about leaving Los Angeles to pay homage to him and think about the post.

One person wrote: "When he said," When I'm 36, I want to be able to tell my children that it is a cold place for a living, "I almost served. Life.

Another person commented, "he always wanted children, he was still too young in his eyes. I hope he finds his family and even better wealth and success in his new life."

The third person divided, "this title is crazy. Sometimes we predict and we don't even know we don't even know."

Another fan added "When I'm older, and I have children one day." Man, who hit different. We need to start taking life seriously man. Rip P2. "

Many friends Creator Creator also paid and tribute to various platforms of social media.

Others YouTuber, Coletheman, made a post on X, writing, "My good friend of P2isthename he passed away ... Wow I'm honestly in the loss. He gave me so much advice. May I rest in peace. This is in peace."

The famous streamer kai cenat also honors the late last name over survival, revealing that he showed him constant love and support when he started his streaming career.

Another popular streamer, your published, "(this) is sad" ... no one knows. Bro was healthy. It is not promised tomorrow .. Live to all your friends and family fr. "

YouTUBER first became known for creating videos for "Fortnite" and the annual "NBA 2K" game.

He later expanded his content with collaboration, challenges and lifestyle clips showing his personality.

He recently launched his clothesline, "Dontmindus", sharing his way and determination to grow brand.

P2ISThename, who had almost 4 million subscribers YouTube, expressed passion for the venture, stating that he wanted to "share the world."