Fans and the paranormal community were shocked when Gaurav Tiwari, India's top paranormal investigator, was discovered dead in his Dwarka home on July 7, 2016. He was found laying on the floor of his bathroom, just thirty-one years old, with a thin black line around his neck. Given the enigmatic nature of his art and his rising fame, many people did not think it was a straightforward suicide, even though authorities reported it as an asphyxiation case.
From Girl's Night Out to Paranormal Fame
The most well-known role of Gaurav, who was born on september 2, 1984, was that of presenter of MTV's Girl's Night Out with Rannvijay Singh, in which three ladies were brought to haunted locations to face supernatural forces. Additionally, he appeared on programs such as Fear Files, Bhoot Aaya, Haunting: Australia, and Haunted Weekends with Sunny Leone. In his capacity as the founder and CEO of the indian Paranormal Society, Gaurav had established himself as a prominent figure in india and abroad, specializing in ghosts, UFOs, and inexplicable energies.
The Odd events Leading Up to His Death
Fans wondered if there was something more nefarious at play, even if the official post-mortem report indicated asphyxia. A month before to his passing, Gaurav had confided in his wife that he was having difficulty fending off an odd negative force that was drawing him. Unfortunately, at the time, she dismissed it as stress from her job and didn't take it seriously.
"It is a clear case of suicide," officials told The Times of India. "On thursday night, he used his wife's dupatta to hang himself in the bathroom," said Surender Kumar, DCP (South-West).
From Girl's Night Out to Paranormal Fame
The most well-known role of Gaurav, who was born on september 2, 1984, was that of presenter of MTV's Girl's Night Out with Rannvijay Singh, in which three ladies were brought to haunted locations to face supernatural forces. Additionally, he appeared on programs such as Fear Files, Bhoot Aaya, Haunting: Australia, and Haunted Weekends with Sunny Leone. In his capacity as the founder and CEO of the indian Paranormal Society, Gaurav had established himself as a prominent figure in india and abroad, specializing in ghosts, UFOs, and inexplicable energies.
The Odd events Leading Up to His Death
Fans wondered if there was something more nefarious at play, even if the official post-mortem report indicated asphyxia. A month before to his passing, Gaurav had confided in his wife that he was having difficulty fending off an odd negative force that was drawing him. Unfortunately, at the time, she dismissed it as stress from her job and didn't take it seriously.
"It is a clear case of suicide," officials told The Times of India. "On thursday night, he used his wife's dupatta to hang himself in the bathroom," said Surender Kumar, DCP (South-West).
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