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Did Indigo Raptor die? Fans are mourning the child TikToker after unconfirmed reports claim they died during live stream

The rumors being unconfirmed haven’t stopped people online from mourning Indigo Raptor’s possible death.

 

Eilish O'Sullivan

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Posted on Mar 6, 2021   Updated on Mar 8, 2021, 10:14 am CST

This story contains content regarding suicide.

TikTokers are mourning the possible death of Indigo Raptor, a young TikToker best known under their furry persona, after rumors that they died by suicide during a live stream began circulating online. 

Some fans are claiming they saw Indigo Raptor die by suicide during a live stream after being bullied online; however, there are no reports that confirm the viral rumors.

The rumors being unconfirmed haven’t stopped people online from mourning Indigo Raptor’s possible death. And, according to Distractify, TikTokers are now looking for the video featuring Indigo Raptor’s death. 

Not much is known about Indigo Raptor, including their age. It is rumored that they are anywhere between the ages of 10 and 14. They appeared in their videos as their furry persona: a dinosaur. 

Their TikTok account was deleted, according to Distractify, and another TikToker who is mourning the rumored loss took over their handle, @indigo_raptor.

For more information about suicide prevention or to speak with someone confidentially, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (U.S.) or Samaritans (U.K.).

If you are a teen dealing with depression or other mental health issues, see PBS.org for a list of resources and organizations that can help you. If you are an adult, see Mental Health Resources.


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*First Published: Mar 6, 2021, 1:39 pm CST