Inactive Byuu / byuu_nyan / setsunakun0 / Near / David Ginder - "Non-binary" furry programmer who wrote a Super Nintendo emulator, tried to blackmail Null into removing his thread, and is probably actually dead lol

It's actual official Japanese data, just in a spreadsheet. But it doesn't prove that Byuu died because he is comparing apples to oranges (all deaths in Japanese data vs. deaths from non-natural causes as the US Department of State reports). Also, see here.
Clearly the mortician forgot to include this tragedy in the "non-natural cause" category then. Blunders like this happen all the time. Japanese people are known for being unprofessional and lazy. Besides, most Japanese people end up hanging by their belts. They might as well consider suicide a natural cause at this point.
 
Somebody snapped up the near.sh domain yesterday.
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near.sh now redirects to a page that mentions some sort of collaboration between Megaball and Near / the BSNES team.

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Someone should probably tell the AI that wrote this text that Near is dead actually, and some farmers killed him by just standing there.
Gosh it sure does seem like he isn't actually dead.
 
Trolling nothing. I already stated, it's an AI written page, and it's done to take advantage of a lapsed domain in an attempt to fool anyone into thinking it's related to their chinky chinky chinaman product.
After more than a brief glance, yes, you're probably right in that regard. Heck, all of their stuff seems like it was a mix of AI written and machine translated.

It's just a very odd thing to get a hold of and utilize like that. Usually domains like that just get held and resold, right? I guess this must be what the AI era evolved that stuff into.
 
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The US Department of State data is familiar to you all, but here it is again. It shows four US citizens died of suicide in Japan in 2021:
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The Japanese data and the US data are in perfect agreement. Four Americans died of suicide in Japan in 2021. And we know from the US data that none of those suicides occurred in June, so none of them were Byuu.
The report of death is dated June 27th, a month and a half after the last reported suicide in 2021. An inaccuracy this large seems unlikely, as does a suicide in June 2021 making it into the 2022 report instead.

Any thoughts on how to make this make sense?

EDIT: US State Department + JP gov data agreeing on 4 deaths by suicide for US citizens in 2021 explained in this post in the other thread, relevant here.
 
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I'm also still not sure what to make of the seemingly conflicting claims made by Hector/Wayne and Derrick Sobodash.
  1. Derrick claims to have been the one who got police to his apartment, not Hector or Wayne. I could imagine a situation where they all could have done it and each of them played a part in it, but this hasn't ever been explained by anyone.
  2. Derrick claims that Byuu's husband (Patrick Tresner, presumably) had to handle his remains, which goes directly against the claim that Wayne's company did it. (Or is it a standard practice in Japan to handle somebody's remains twice?)
  3. Continuing with the handling-remains-twice line, Derrick claims that Byuu's husband had to pay funerary costs. Presumably this means he had his own funeral held. So I guess there were just two, unrelated funerals held for Byuu, one by Wayne and one by Patrick, and both of them had his remains (presumably in an urn)?
I've said this before, if Byuu really is dead then Hector Martin fucked up massively in proving, like, anything about it.
 
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