During a live challenge involving cocaine and alcohol for a private group of paying subscribers, a streamer d!£d.

Sergio Jimenez Ramos was found d£•d on his knees in his bedroom. His head was leaning against the mattress and one hand was clutching his cell phone as his body stiffened.

An “almost empty bottle of whisky, two cans of energy drink and a pile of cocaine on a red tray” were discovered in the room by his mother and brother.

Webcam viewers allegedly asked, “Are you crashing yet, Sergio? You still haven’t finished the whisky bottle? 

In the early hours of last Wednesday, December 31, emergency personnel raced to the family home in Vilanova i la Geltrú, close to Barcelona, where Sergio, 37, was pronounced d£•d. 

Detectives suspect he di£d during a private video session watched by subscribers who had paid to witness him consume a bottle of whisky and six grams of cocaine in less than three hours, reports the Daily Star. 

Sergio had previously been barred from public streaming sites including Kick, DLive and Pump for violating rules on drug consumption. 

Last October, he started featuring in live broadcasts and private video sessions organised by streamer Simón Pérez Golarons, recognised online for extreme “cyber-begging” stunts. 

Simón said of Sergio: “He came here, saw what was going on, and set up his own group.” 

Discussing the evening Sergio di£d, he stated: “I was told he took six grams in three hours – and a two-gram line.” 

Simón has denied any involvement in Sergio’s tragic de@th. 
 

Simón 

He stated: “I told him several times that two grams was an overdose – it’s medically established. 

“I told him not to stream, to leave Telegram, that it was rubbish and that he was going to end badly. I’m not to blame.” 

Sergio had been undergoing psychiatric treatment and had a past marked by substance misuse. His grieving family is now seeking justice. 

Authorities are working to track down donations made to Sergio’s account and identify those implicated. 

His friends Jess and Vicente Paos expressed their outrage to local press, saying: “They are scum who take advantage of others. They paid for the cocaine and whisky to make him k!ll h