In the vibrant world of cosplay, performers often bring their beloved characters to life, leaving their audience in awe. One such prominent figure in the cosplay community was Vincent, also known as Inquisitor Ghost. His stunning portrayal of the character Ghost from Call of Duty was top-notch.
However, in recent times, a shroud of mystery has surrounded this talented cosplayer. Fans and fellow cosplayers were left shocked after the sudden demise of Inquisitor Ghost.
“What Happened to the Inquisitor Ghost?” Join us while we will look into the matter covering the allegations and happenings of the events.
Trigger Warning: The content contains sensitive topics related to self-harm and suicide.
On 9 October 2023, the cosplayer Inquisitor Ghost went live on TikTok late at night. However, in the video, the room was dark and empty while comments were turned off. Suddenly, fans heard a person asking to “call someone” for help while another said, “he was hanged there.” Later, the X (formerly known as Twitter) user @cod_leech revealed that Inquisitor Ghost had died by suicide. Earlier, the TikToker was facing cyberbullying over grooming allegations which is the suspected reason behind his extreme step.
What Are the Allegations Against the Inquisitor Ghost?
In early October 2023, the Italian cosplayer known as Inquisitore3 on TikTok found himself embroiled in a serious controversy. He was accused of grooming minors, causing a serious uproar within the cosplay community.
It all started when a TikTok user @aekeegs shared screenshots of her chats with Inquisitor Ghost, supposedly messaging “I love you” and “I want to marry you.” She also shared screenshots and evidence to prove her point. However, she later took down the pictures thinking that it was not Ghost and somebody else.
However, the damage was done by then. The claims of grooming against Ghost started circulating in the TikTok community. The accusations gained momentum on social media, casting a shadow over his online presence.
Meanwhile, TikToker @kosuop uploaded a video that showed the conversation with Ghost, in which he was denying the accusations. She also remarked that when they were communicating, he was visibly in a distressed or suicidal state.
Ghost said,
“What’s the problem with being nice? Also they never told me I was somehow making them uncomfortable in any way, because it was kinda clear that I didn’t have intentions rather than being friends and mutual And I’m pretty sure they know.”
It’s worth noting that the TikToker had mentioned that no minors are allowed in his DMs, to which fans pointed out that the minors must’ve lied about their age.
Did the Inquisitor Ghost Die on TikTok Live?
The TikTok community was left speechless and in rage after seeing the Inquisitor Ghost dying live on the platform. The TikToker was surrounded by accusations of being a pedophile and was cyberbullied. Ghost was last seen on September 27, and almost 2 weeks later, he was found dead.
On 9 October 2023, Inquisitor Ghost came live on TikTok late at night. This livestream was different from his others as the comment section was off, and the room had no lights on. Suddenly, a loud noise of someone smashing through the window can be heard.
A figure (boy) started doing CPR while asking to “call someone” for help while the other person (girl) said, “he was hanged there (reportedly Inquisitor Ghost.)” The boy further asked, “Where the f**k are they [the ambulance]?” To which the girl said, “Love, do what they say!” ( likely referring to CPR and dispatch instructions)
Soon, on X (formerly known as Twitter), a user named @cod_leech revealed that the cosplayer was dead as @pipersniper97 called the morgue, indicating the truth behind the influencer’s death. There is no report on any type of legal enforcement at the moment of writing the article.
Fans were left shocked and mourning over the sudden news, while they couldn’t help but complain about the toxicity of cyberbullying. May his soul rest in peace!
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