M'sian hobbyist, 39, passes away after allegedly falling from height, hours after livestream talking about betrayal of women he 'supported'
He talked about multiple "breaking points" in his livestream.
Solomon Freeman Looi, a Malaysian man in his 40s, died after reportedly falling from a height, just hours after he went live on social media to discuss personal betrayals. The 39-year-old, known online as Soloman Freeman, spoke about the struggles he faced in his career and relationships. He claimed he was involved in a legal dispute years prior, though he was eventually found innocent, which left him mentally and physically distressed.
During his live stream, he discussed false rumors spread by a friend and how he was disliked by everyone. He further revealed that he had been supporting several women financially, including one who cheated on him with RM1 million (S$313,500). He also mentioned sponsoring college tuition fees for other women, only to have them disappear.
The final betrayal, according to Looi, was when the woman he had been with for six years cheated on him, providing him with millions in gifts, two houses, and a Lamborghini. In his final livestream message, he expressed feeling completely alone and made the decision to end his life.
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