Remember Tomelleckle? The YouTuber Who Faked His Death Is Back

In 2015, a YouTube gamer named Sketchek announced he was leaving behind the platform because he had been diagnosed with a terminal illness. Then, he disappeared, and. Now he’s back with a new “apology” video stating that he was never sick and admitting to faking his own death. YouTuber ‘Sketchek’ took to his channel once more to say. A popular Latin American YouTuber with a history of faking his death is in recovery, after it was reported earlier this week that he fell from a third-storey balcony in Argentina while... Join us as we explore several instances where YouTubers have faked their deaths, examining the motivations behind these hoaxes and their consequences. We'll look at. When Sketchek would die unexpectedly in Late 2015, his audience, and the entire Team Fortress 2 community, were understandably devastated. Extensive tribute ...

Join us as we explore several instances where YouTubers have faked their deaths, examining the motivations behind these hoaxes and their consequences. We'll look at. A popular Latin American YouTuber with a history of faking his death is in recovery, after it was reported earlier this week that he fell from a third-storey balcony in Argentina while... Yesterday, Sketchek posted a new video titled “謝罪” which is Japanese for “Apology”. The clip is essentially him explaining why he decided to fake his own death,. In 2015, a YouTube gamer named Sketchek announced he was leaving behind the platform because he had been diagnosed with a terminal illness. Then, he disappeared, and. Ryan Borgwardt, the Watertown man believed to have faked his death in a kayak accident to flee the country, is back in Wisconsin and in custody, according to...