“They did everything they could to bring you back to life, but you had been underwater for too long. You ended up in the ice water, and this time you didn't get back up, like you did so many times before! In the end, you were picked up by divers and sent by air ambulance to Ullevål hospital. Nice relationship, you wrote.įor the latest breaking news and stories from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here. You messaged me when you arrived, with pictures of yourself and the water. You should also film a little, which you should use in a video on YouTube. Skjerven’s translated post read: ”You went to a water near Kongsberg, and you looked forward to skating. Surgeon banned from cosmetic procedures after stopping ops mid way to record TikToksĪccording to a Facebook post from his partner Tove Skjerven, Eckhoff had been at Jakobs Dam outside Kongsberg to skate and film one of his YouTube videos.
Making birthday messages declaring he was not dead was a common theme for his video celebrations.Įckhoff was reportedly killed after tragically falling through the ice in Norway with a witness alerting emergency services.ĭivers had to go into the water to rescue him but they had unfortunately been underwater too long, despite doctors best efforts to save him.Įckhoff was reportedly placed on life support and doctors turned off the machines on Saturday, a day after he fell through the ice. In the video, which was shared with his 1.2 million subscribers, was seen in a bathtub outside with 57 written on his head.Įckhoff also took shots of vodka, kissed a tree and wore a plastic bag on his head. Tor Eckhoff, better known as Apetor, posted days before the tragedy to celebrate his birthday with the video titled ‘I Am Not Dead, I Am 57 Today'. A YouTuber has tragically passed away five days after posting a video to tell his fans that he wasn’t dead.
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