McSkillet - The Truth

Summary

This video script recounts the tragic story of Trevor 'M Skillet' Heyman, a CS:GO YouTuber who died in a car crash that also claimed two innocent lives. The script explores Trevor's rise to fame, his ventures in the skin gambling industry, and the mental health issues that may have led to the fatal accident. It also discusses the legal aftermath involving lawsuits and the state's responsibility, aiming to provide a clearer understanding of the complex events surrounding his life and death.

Takeaways

• 😐 M Skillet, a YouTuber, announced the death of fellow YouTuber Trevor 'Millet' Heyman, who was involved in a fatal car crash.
• 🚔 Trevor was suspected to have been driving at 100 mph in the wrong direction, resulting in the death of three people, including himself.
• 🔍 Trevor was a successful CS:GO YouTuber who gained popularity through content related to in-game skins and had business ventures in skin gambling sites.
• 💡 Trevor's decision to stop promoting gambling sites and shut down his own site, CSGO Magic, indicated a desire to leave the controversial industry.
• 🚗 Trevor's personal CS:GO inventory was banned, which he lost approximately $100,000 worth of skins, but this was not considered a significant financial blow.
• 💡 Trevor had plans to move into Fortnite and set up a tournament website, showing his intention to pursue a cleaner business venture.
• 😔 Trevor's mental health deteriorated, with him making statements about being invincible and driving recklessly, which concerned his family.
• 🚨 Despite a neighbor and family friend's call to 911, the police were unable to detain Trevor due to lack of sufficient legal grounds for involuntary psychiatric hold.
• 😢 The tragic incident led to the death of Eileen and Ariana Pizarro, a mother and daughter, who were remembered for their contributions to their community.
• 🏆 The aftermath of the incident involved multiple lawsuits, with the state being ruled at fault for not doing enough to prevent the tragedy.
• 🔮 The video script suggests that Trevor's mental breakdown may have been triggered by an unknown significant event or stress, but this remains speculative.

Q & A

Who was M Skillet?

M Skillet, also known as Trevor Heyman, was a popular YouTuber known for his Counter-Strike (CSGO) content, particularly focusing on skins and the skin economy within the game.

What was the tragic event involving M Skillet that occurred five years ago?

M Skillet was involved in a high-speed car crash that resulted in the deaths of three people, including himself, and injured eight others. The accident occurred when he drove the wrong way on a highway at over 100 mph.

What was the profession of Eileen Pizarro, one of the victims of the car crash?

Eileen Pizarro was a 43-year-old therapist who worked with abused children.

How did M Skillet's mental health issues become apparent to his family and others?

M Skillet's mental health issues became apparent through his erratic behavior, such as driving at excessive speeds in inappropriate areas, making strange statements, and threatening his own mother.

What was the police's response when M Skillet's family and neighbor, a certified psychiatrist, called for help?

The police were hesitant to intervene due to the lack of a clear legal basis for detaining M Skillet at that time, as he had not committed a violent act that met the criteria for involuntary psychiatric hold.

What was the impact of the Steam update on third-party CSGO skin gambling sites, including M Skillet's CSGO Magic?

The Steam update implemented a 7-day trade hold ban on all freshly traded skins, which significantly affected the operation of third-party skin gambling sites, including CSGO Magic, by slowing down the transfer of skins and effectively disabling the gambling mechanism.

What was M Skillet's business venture after stepping down from CSGO Magic?

After stepping down from CSGO Magic, M Skillet focused on his latest project, a second skin gambling site called CSGO Magic.

How much money did M Skillet reportedly make from his business ventures before his death?

It is estimated that M Skillet made over $10 million from his business ventures during his short career.

What was the community's initial reaction to the tragic event involving M Skillet?

The initial reaction within the CSGO community was one of shock, with many people labeling M Skillet as a 'suicidal murderer' due to the nature of the car crash.

What were the lawsuits that arose following the tragic event?

There were four lawsuits: two from the family of the deceased against Trevor's family and the state, one from Trevor's family against the state for lack of police action, and one from the state against Trevor's family for not acting sooner.

What was the outcome of the lawsuits regarding the tragic event?

The state was ruled to be at fault for not doing enough to stop Trevor and protect the public, highlighting the irony of the police's fear of the law leading to greater consequences.

Outlines

00:00

🕰️ The Downfall of YouTuber M Skillet

This paragraph introduces the video's subject: the tragic story of Trevor 'M Skillet' Heyman, a popular YouTuber known for his 'CS:GO' content. It recounts the announcement of his death in a car crash that also claimed two other lives. The video aims to clarify misconceptions about the incident, highlighting Trevor's involvement with 'CS:GO' skins and gambling platforms, and his subsequent withdrawal from the industry. The paragraph also mentions the impact of the Steam update on skin gambling sites, including Trevor's own, and his personal account's ban, which resulted in a significant loss of virtual assets.

05:01

🛑 The Tragic Turn of Events

The second paragraph delves into the aftermath of the Steam update and its effects on Trevor's life. It discusses his decision to shut down his gambling site and his personal account's ban, which led to a loss of approximately $100,000 worth of skins. The narrative then shifts to Trevor's mental health deterioration, including his manic behavior and threats made to his family. The police's inability to involuntarily detain him due to insufficient criteria is also highlighted, along with the missed opportunities for intervention that could have potentially prevented the tragic outcome.

10:05

🚔 Police Inaction and Trevor's Manic Behavior

This paragraph focuses on the police's interaction with Trevor's family and their hesitance to intervene due to legal constraints. It details the family's concerns about Trevor's erratic behavior, including his belief of invincibility and threats of violence. The narrative also explores the challenges faced by the police in assessing the situation without clear evidence of a crime, and the family's unsuccessful attempts to convince Trevor to seek medical help. The paragraph ends with Trevor's dramatic escape in his McLaren, emphasizing the urgency and danger of his mental state.

15:06

🚗 The Fatal Collision and Its Aftermath

The fourth paragraph describes the tragic events leading to Trevor's death and the deaths of Eileen and Ariana Pizarro in a head-on collision. It provides a glimpse into the victims' lives, highlighting Eileen's work as a therapist and Ariana's interests. The narrative also includes reactions from the public and celebrities, as well as the legal battles that ensued, with lawsuits filed by the victims' family against Trevor's family and the state. The paragraph underscores the absence of drugs or alcohol in Trevor's system, suggesting that his actions were driven by a mental breakdown rather than substance abuse.

20:08

🏛️ Legal Battles and the Search for Answers

The final paragraph wraps up the story by discussing the legal outcomes and the ongoing search for understanding Trevor's mental breakdown. It mentions the state being found at fault for not taking adequate action to prevent the tragedy. The video creator's efforts to uncover Trevor's crypto transactions and the challenges faced in getting to the bottom of the rumors surrounding Trevor's betrayal by his developers are highlighted. The paragraph concludes with a reflection on the complexity of the situation and the creator's hope that the video has provided clarity and a more nuanced understanding of Trevor's story.

Keywords

💡M Skillet

M Skillet is a YouTuber known for his content related to the game Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO). In the video, M Skillet is the narrator who is discussing the tragic events surrounding another YouTuber, Trevor Heyman, also known as Millet. The term 'M Skillet' is central to understanding the perspective from which the story is being told.

💡Trevor Heyman

Trevor Heyman, also known as Millet, is a central figure in the video. He was a CS:GO YouTuber who gained popularity through his content about game skins and later became involved in the controversial world of CS:GO skin gambling. His actions and subsequent mental health issues are the main focus of the video, highlighting the tragic consequences of his decisions.

💡CS:GO Skins

CS:GO Skins refer to the cosmetic items in the game Counter-Strike: Global Offensive that change the appearance of weapons. In the video, Trevor Heyman's initial popularity and later business ventures revolve around these skins, which have real-world monetary value and became a significant part of the game's economy.

💡Skin Gambling

Skin gambling is the practice of betting CS:GO skins on the outcome of games or events, often on third-party websites. The video discusses how Trevor Heyman was involved in this industry, both by promoting and creating his own skin gambling platforms, which eventually led to legal issues and personal downfall.

💡CSGO Magic

CSGO Magic was one of the skin gambling sites associated with Trevor Heyman. The video explains how this site was heavily impacted by an update from Steam that implemented a trade hold ban on skins, which was an attempt to curb skin gambling. The closure of CSGO Magic is a pivotal moment in the narrative, reflecting the changing landscape of the skin gambling industry.

💡Mental Health

Mental health is a recurring theme in the video, particularly in relation to Trevor Heyman's deteriorating state before the tragic events. The video discusses how his mental health issues may have contributed to his erratic behavior and the car crash that resulted in his death and the deaths of two others.

💡Manic Episode

A manic episode is a period of abnormally elevated mood, energy, and activity levels, often associated with bipolar disorder. The video suggests that Trevor Heyman may have experienced a manic episode, which could have influenced his actions on the day of the accident, including driving at high speeds on the wrong side of the highway.

💡5150 Hold

A '5150 hold' refers to a section of the California Welfare and Institutions Code that allows for the involuntary detention of a person experiencing mental health issues for up to 72 hours. The video describes an instance where the police were called to assess Trevor's mental state but did not act on a 5150 hold due to insufficient criteria being met.

💡Eileen and Ariana Pizarro

Eileen and Ariana Pizarro were the mother and daughter who tragically lost their lives in the car crash involving Trevor Heyman. Eileen was a therapist working with abused children, and Ariana was a 12-year-old with interests in reading, music, and singing. Their stories humanize the impact of the accident beyond Trevor's own narrative.

💡Cryptocurrency

Cryptocurrency is a digital or virtual currency that uses cryptography for security and operates independently of a central bank. The video mentions that Trevor Heyman was involved with cryptocurrency, which may have played a role in his financial situation and mental state leading up to the events of the video.

💡Lawsuit

A lawsuit is a legal action taken against a person or entity. The video discusses multiple lawsuits related to the car crash, including those filed by the families of the victims against Trevor's family and the state, as well as a lawsuit from Trevor's family against the state for the police's lack of action.

Highlights

M Skillet announces the death of popular YouTuber M Skillet in a car crash, which resulted in three deaths and eight injuries.

M Skillet, real name Trevor Heyman, was a CS:GO YouTuber known for his content on weapon skins, gaining nearly 1 million subscribers.

Trevor was sponsored by and created his own CS:GO skin gambling platforms, earning millions from these ventures.

In response to scandals and bad press, Valve implemented a 7-day trade hold ban on skins to combat third-party gambling sites.

Trevor's personal CS:GO inventory was banned due to association with his gambling site bots, resulting in a loss of approximately $100,000 worth of skins.

Trevor's mental health began to deteriorate, with reports of erratic behavior and threats to his family.

A neighbor and psychiatrist called 911 expressing concerns for Trevor's mental state and potential danger to himself and others.

Police interaction with Trevor's family revealed his refusal to seek help and the inability of authorities to involuntarily detain him without clear legal grounds.

Trevor's father attempted to take him to the hospital for evaluation, but Trevor left in his McLaren, ramming through gates to escape.

Trevor drove recklessly on the highway, leading to a fatal head-on collision with an SUV carrying a mother and daughter.

The tragic incident raised questions about the police's handling of the situation and the gaming community's awareness of mental health issues.

Legal battles ensued, with lawsuits filed against Trevor's family, the state, and by the state against Trevor's family for not acting sooner.

The state was ruled at fault for not doing enough to prevent the incident, highlighting the consequences of inaction in the face of clear mental health risks.

M Skillet's video aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the events leading to Trevor's tragic end and the impact on the community.

The video sheds light on the complexities of mental health, the responsibilities of content creators, and the gaming industry's role in such incidents.

Transcripts

what's going on guys M Skillet here and

what's going on guys this is M Skillet

here everyone M Skillet here and say

have another csgo video and this video

it was in this very spot 5 years ago

that I sat here and announced the death

of popular YouTuber M Skillet I received

the news that M Skillet has potentially

died in a car crash three people were

killed and eight injured in a 100 mph

car accident Trevor heightman Trevor

heightman Trevor heightman YouTuber

known as on the 805 going the wrong

direction and slams head on into

43-year-old eileene pizaro and her

daughter Ariana I believe there's an

individual who is a danger to himself

and a danger to others I won't go to

prison to get him into a hospital this

point I don't have anything to clarify

what possibly made him do what he did my

prayers and thoughts are also for his

family as

well if you know the story of Trevor

AKA Millet the first thing the community

tend to think is suicidal

murderer comments under my announcement

and his videos further that sentiment of

what the csgo community thought of this

tragic event at the time however 5 years

later I feel like the majority of our

community is still fairly ill informed

about the exact sequence of events on

that awful day that led to three people

losing their lives I'm going to try and

shed light on many of the unknown facts

and despite actually personally knowing

Trevor I'm going to try my utmost best

to be non-biased shout out to Jus and

Coffee House crime for covering the

story in the past and helping me put

pieces of the video together who was

Millet Trevor Heyman AKA Millet was a

coun strike YouTuber just like myself

born on February 18th 2000 his family

described him to be quiet and

well-mannered and that was always my

impression as well that I got every time

I talk to him yeah yeah I'll call him M

Skillet what up dude holy [ __ ] holy [ __ ]

that's the only Factory new one that's

the only Factory you Trevor had a

passion for basketball but started

getting more and more into gaming as he

Grew Older his content mainly focused

around skins if you don't know what

Skins are then you're probably new

around here but for those of you who

don't know Counter Strike Skins are

different appearances for weapons within

the game these weapon Aesthetics are

equipable and Tra able meaning they have

value CS skin values range from cents to

millions and everything in between

Trevor's very first video uploaded to

his channel was entitled top 10 most

expensive skins in csgo and he continued

making content around this theme gaining

a lot of popularity rapidly amassing

nearly 1 million subscribers as the skin

economy took off so did the introduction

of third party csgo skin Gam Ling sites

Millet was sponsored by many of these

sites but also launched his own projects

like skin. trade which was a skin

trading platform and csgo Kingdom which

was a gambling Platform One Day Trevor

stopped taking the gambling sponsorships

from other sites and saw the opportunity

to cash in on his own popularity by

entirely promoting his own product in

November 2017 he stepped down from CSO

Kingdom and focused on his latest

project his second skins Gam site called

CSCO

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magic but if you don't know about CSCO

magic it's my side CSCO magic was a big

success earning him millions of dollars

in fact it's estimated he'd earned over

$10 million from all his business

ventures during his short career in a

video posted December

2017 Millet show cased his latest large

purchase a McLaren

650s inside this vehicle would be his

last moments on

Earth in 2018 skins gambling had become

insanely popular a lot of YouTubers

outside of the csgo scene were starting

to hop onto the trend and cash in there

were many scandals with YouTubers

creating their own sites and not

disclosing it to the public pretending

that they just found it these two two

slimy actually own this website that's

where the so I just found this new site

meme comes in or influencers within the

scene just literally straight up

scamming Their audience this brought a

lot of media attention and bad press to

the world of csgo skins and something

had to be done to show that the game

creators valve were actively doing

something to try and stop all of this

March 2018 came around and csgo had a

huge update specifically targeting the

Skins gambling sites steam implemented a

7day trade hold ban on all freshly

traded skins aiming to slow down the

transfer of skins massively and

hopefully disabling all the third party

gambling sites they also sent this cease

and desist letter to a bunch of the most

popular gambling sites at the time csgo

magic was one of the sites hit very hard

by this update some websites however

aimed to circumvent the ban and did so

with some success Jesus claims he talked

to the old Dev of CSCO magic who wanted

to rebuild the site to circumvent the

band but Trevor didn't want that and he

specifically asked for the site to be

shut down in my opinion this shows that

he'd made his money he was happy with it

and he no longer wanted to be a part of

this casino industry and was actively

trying to leave it there may be many

reasons for this one of them being the

Skins Casino industry is a dark gray

murky area with some not so nice people

in it I would not be surprised if he

been the subject of some big attacks it

wasn't only csgo Magic's bot inventories

that were banned but also M Skillet's

personal csgo inventory was also banned

Trevor told me the reason his personal

inventory was banned was because he used

the same telephone number on the CSO

magic Bots as on his personal account so

when all of the Bots got banned in the

bandwave his personal account also went

with it they all got banned together

Millet lost approximately

$100,000 worth of skins at the time in

today's market this value would

obviously be far far higher you're

probably looking at a range from half

million dollar even all the way up to

the $1 million Mark unfortunately I'm

unable to see his inventory because of

the trade ban so can't state of value

with 100% accuracy but let's just say it

would be a lot of money wow wow wow

wow that's probably like 50 60k I did

actually dedicate an entire video to MC

Skillet's inventory 6 years ago as soon

as it got banned many people blamed what

happened next on his inventory ban but

knowing how much money he had as backup

this was a very small Drop in the Ocean

and I've been assured by people that

knew him closer than I did that he

wasn't really phased by this and this

was definitely not the reason for what

happened next on the 12th of April he

messaged me telling telling me that the

Skins gambling industry was pretty much

done and I'm told he was going to move

to fortnite and was setting up a

fortnite tournament website trying to

cash in on the massive popularity of the

game at the time it definitely seemed

like he wanted a far cleaner business

venture and was heading in that

direction interestingly his Skype shows

that he was online a few days ago this

is undoubtedly because of the multiple

lawsuits surrounding the tragic events

of that day and Gathering evidence but

I'm getting sidetracked my point is he

hadn't given up he hadn't lost all hope

and he was trying to pick himself up and

move on to something far far cleaner

Trevor changed his Twitter bio to

retired YouTuber and aimed to fall out

of the public light and more into the

background business world of gaming in

August of 2018 Trevor's mental health

started to deteriorate he told his

parents he thought he was having a

meltdown he told his mother he' driven

his McLaren at 15 50 mph on a 25 mph

Road Trevor's dad was obviously

incredibly concerned to hear that and

asked him what would have happened if

the police caught you Trevor's response

was neither the police or their bullets

can hurt me I think this statement is

key to shedding light on the state of

Trevor's mental health at the time he

believed essentially he was invincible

Trevor continued telling his parents

that he was having a mental breakdown

down and 5 days later Trevor's neighbor

and family friend called 911 she was in

fact a certified psychiatrist and had

genuine massive concerns for the mental

well-being of Trevor here's that call

hello 911 I'm calling to report an

emergency I believe there's an

individual who is a danger to himself

and a danger to others I do believe that

he is suffering from a mental illness

and that he should be detained on a 5150

police then arrived at Trevor's house

the following body cam footage shows

their interactions with the Hyman

family okay and your that you were

concerned

about just doing all kinds of crazy

stuff like what driving 150 mph in his

mlar 25 mph so he's upstairs sleeping

right has he done anything today his

mother the house he's a

sleeper okay but has he done anything

today yeah okay how old are 18 who

bought the car for him he bought it he

bought it he bought milons of dollars

yeah and 18 years old he's a very

intelligent kid he made $4 million in 10

months

okay so he's got to teach me his

ways not right now okay so what do you

want us to do take him for a

psychological evaluation I mean he's got

to meet certain criteria

though well let's see he's kicked his

mother out of the house his mother's in

the garage he kicked his sister out of

the house kicked his mother out of the

house she lives here she is leaving on

her own he well he threatened her so and

there was a text that said he would

threaten her with physical

V where's that text yeah she's right

over here I have it right

here tell me to if I don't get out he's

going to get more violent he get out and

never come has he been violent toward

you guys he's rented apartment he's

moving in September 2nd he's got manic

behavior he's never been diagnosed he

needs to go into a doctor okay before

you start ma'am there's a criteria he

has to be he has to be Gravely disabled

he has to have a credible threat against

somebody he has to have or harmful to

his own self there's only certain

criteria that we can take him under but

but let me explain this to you sir I

cannot violate someone's civil rights we

have to have a reason to just talk to

him so we need a threat and if he's just

up laying in his bed because he's

driving that thing 120 miles an hour I I

can't give someone a psychological

evaluation based on that we can't just

compel him to go see a doctor is he

using drugs no I don't believe he use

alcohol he does we need to get him to

the doctor we don't know how to get him

to the doctor have you offered to take

him I have he said he doesn't need a

doctor he said he's absolutely perfectly

fine okay I said if you drive 125 mil

the alongside of the Road 1 15 to 25 M

the police will come to you cu the

police won't stop me and why because

they're scared of me he said Poli please

be terrified of me well if we stop him

he'll go to jail for reckless driving

and he'll get his vehicle impounded he

said they'd be too afraid to stop me

well he said that his skin is tightened

and hardened and bullets with I said

what if p a gun on

you psychist he said a bullet wouldn't

hurt my skin well he obviously needs

needs some help like do you think he'll

try fighting us when we walk in the room

I don't know

we don't want to create that we don't

have to yeah what we're trying to say

cuz right now there's no crime and we

don't want to get into a big oh have

everyone here roll here light of sirens

I know age get 10 coughs here if there's

no need to they can't do anything and we

can't compel him to do any of this stuff

I want him safe all I want is him to be

safe if ICT him I'm afraid he could hurt

someone else or himself but do you want

him to hurt

you I don't want him to hurt

anybody the only reason that

I'm hesitant to go in there is because I

don't want him it's a psychiatrist I

don't want to force a violent

confrontation but he should be held on

the 5150 okay based on what give me some

criteria I he's a danger to himself how

is that um he reported that he was

driving the wrong way okay are well let

me ask you are you his psychiatrist I am

not have you ever seen him I have not in

any professional setting okay if you're

driving on the wrong side of the road

somebody

I I

can't it's an infraction and I it's not

going to work he has to be doing

something violent I won't go to

prison to get him into a hospital when

it's illegal for me to do so I hear what

you're saying and I'm not discrediting

that but we have to have something

substantial because we're getting here

say he's driving down fast down the

wrong side of the road yeah it's wrong

but it's an infraction it's it's not and

we didn't witness you know it's it's got

to be something what I can tell you

though is based on what I heard although

you are right I did not evaluate him and

I am not his psychiatrist it would be

enough criteria where I treating him to

diagnose him with a mental illness and

to hold him involuntarily because he's

reporting

behavior that is placing the public at

risk and placing himself at risk

and he did threaten to harm his mother

and he threatened to harm but we don't

have any of those threats trying to see

if the BBE that three of us can convince

him to go get help C understand there's

something going on right here yeah

clearly he's at the beginning stage of

something going on right there that we

don't have enough yet police were scared

to do anything due to fear of being on

the wrong side of the law and the

repercussions for themselves in my

opinion the correct thing they should

have done here is go and talk to him

personally this way they could have

assessed the situation for themselves

and not just gone off the hearsay and

everything that they had been told but

personally assessed the danger and the

risk of the situation Unfortunately they

were very unwilling to do so Trevor was

asleep upstairs in his room at the time

but earlier that day he had still been

making crazy statements and even

threatened to hurt his own mother you

can see Trevor's dad's car parked

diagonally on the driveway in an attempt

to block his son from leaving after he

woke up for massive fear of the harm he

posed to himself and others Coffee House

crime has a theory that Trevor may have

been confusing game mechanics with

reality believing in His Manic state

that he'd essentially be able to no clip

through objects if he was driving fast

enough in the wrong direction we'll

never know if this was true or not but

given that theory his intent was never

murderous the police unfortunately

said they were unable to detain Trevor

because he hadn't broken any laws we

have laws that we have to do and they

left California's welfare and

institution code does in fact allow for

an adult who is experiencing mental

health issues to be involuntarily

detained for up to 72 hours Trevor's dad

and neighbor psychologist entered his

room where Trevor made strange noises

and screamed at the neighbor Trevor's

dad told the police he'd take his son to

the hospital that day and uh apparently

Trevor even agreed to go later that

afternoon Trevor hopped into his McLaren

and rammed his dad's SUV out of the way

in order to leave the property he then

rammed his Supercar through the gates of

Ashley F's Elementary School these Gates

had a large sign on them that read steam

I don't know if this is coincidence or

not but potentially this could have been

a trigger to someone

in a manic mental state he then

allegedly got out of his car smashed a

window and then got back into it did he

like just break through the fence he

just took

off you know you're driving in a school

zone

right hey what's wrong what

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what did he just say did he say that to

you something's wrong with him after

that he rammed the school gate once

again here's the video of that

encounter he's coming back he's coming

back

hi you have a crazy ass on your campus

right now driving in a sports car

chasing after the kids

I mean there is a crazy ass call 911

right

now

oh you can clearly see that these

strangers who didn't even know Trevor

noticed that something was seriously

wrong with him mentally Trevor then

drove onto the highway on the wrong side

of it at speeds of over 100 mph at

4:36 p.m. Trevor's vehicle was involved

in a head on collision with an SUV this

Collision instantly killed Trevor but as

many of you probably already know he was

not the only person killed in the SUV

were a mother and daughter Eileen and

Ariana pizar

Eileen was a 43-year-old therapist

working with children that had been

abused and Ariana was her 12-year-old

daughter she had a passion for reading

music and singing eileene was a huge fan

of the Rock and following how big the

news got he sent out his thoughts and

prayers to the family hey Angelo um

Dwayne Johnson here and uh I had turned

on my phone and I saw a flood thousands

and thousands of uh of tweets had come

through I just want to say thanks for

reaching out man and um and I'm so sorry

to hear about your sister and your mom

and this tragic loss that you and your

family are going through Eileen Left

Behind multiple family members one of

which was Dominic pizaro her son and

here's what he had to say about the

situation he was not in his right frame

of mind and that was the the primary

reason that he found himself going the

wrong way on a highway and that my my

prayers and thoughts are also for his

his family as well they cared about

others so much and that's what I'm I'm

trying to keep in my heart as

well no drugs or alcohol were found in

Trevor's body I don't think he wanted to

die I just think he was having a manic

episode Mania can be caused by a sudden

extreme stressful life scenario I've

heard rumors that the developers working

for him had stabbed him in the back and

stolen from him I've tried to dig a

little deeper into these rumors but

surprisingly nobody really wants to talk

about that era and getting in contact

with the right people is really really

hard to my knowledge Trevor stored quite

a lot of his wealth in crypto he was

publicly into it replying to people's

tweets on Twitter regarding crypto and

I've spent many many months trying to

Source old contacts of his that may lead

to exposing any of Trevor's crypto

wallet addresses so I can dig even

deeper I found one of them and I had a a

crypto forensics team look into it my

goal was to see if any large amounts of

crypto had suddenly been taken around

the dates of the manic episode that

might have explained or caused the

mental breakdown that did happen

unfortunately we hit a dead end and we

could not get enough information from

this single wallet address alone many of

these old contacts of his are now big

players in the crypto Casino Community

running some of the most popular and

successful crypto casinos online at the

moment they have hundreds of millions to

their name and uh not too surprisingly

they don't want to talk to me in my

personal opinion I think it was some

kind of large event that caused Trevor's

mental health to plummet unfortunately I

cannot confirm this and I can't even

tell you what it was it's just a gut

feeling I have and I may be completely

incorrect I don't know if we'll ever

truly know if a large event in his life

was the cause or just the general

pressure of trying to run multiple

businesses whilst having them attacked

and shut down and people you trusted

potentially scam you at the tender age

of 18 years

old I've been following the story

legally for quite some time and to my

knowledge there were four lawsuits going

on two from the family of the deceased

against Trevor's family and the state

one from Trevor's family against the

state AKA against the police for a lack

of action and one from the State against

Travis's family for not acting sooner I

even received a call from a lawyer

working for the state of San Diego I'm

under strict instruction not to use her

voice not to use her name not to use her

face not even in any kind of distorted

manner whatsoever so I'll try and sum up

our call while staying on the correct

side of the law hey give me something I

can use against Trevor's family in this

lawsuit no this year we finally got some

closure on the case it was ruled that

the state were in fact at fault and

should have done more to stop Trevor and

protect the public ironically the

police's fear of the law to take any

action led to far greater consequences

for the innocent family members and for

themselves not many people fully

understand the story behind Millet but I

hope this video has helped shed some

light on a quite complicated situation

it's obvious to me and to his parents

and to complete strangers at the time

that Trevor was not in a healthy way

mentally whatsoever and having some kind

of mental breakdown this is what led to

his death and unfortunately the death of

two innocent people his actions are

still in no way excusable but I think

people deserve to know that the Trevor

of that day was not the Trevor I knew

and was not the Trevor the public knew

do you have any more interesting facts

about the scenario that I haven't

covered does the news that Trevor was

clearly not in a healthy State affect

your opinion at all of the scenario I'll

be reading through the comments hunting

for any more information at all on the

story but hopefully the majority of you

are now a lot more informed about it

thank you everyone so much for watching

stay safe out there and I'll see all of

you in the next video peace