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2:49Now PlayingA Texas looksmaxxing influencer drowned in a lake near his Thai rental home after an erratic confrontation with a local security guard, according to reports. Connor Michael Murphy — who has 2.36 million subscribers on YouTube — was pulled from a lake Tuesday near his rental home in Samut Prakan, around 16 miles south of Bangkok, the Bangkok Post reported. Murphy, 32, reportedly had an argument with a security guard after returning to his estate. The chiselled content creator tried to flag a car down asking for a ride, but the guard told the driver not to let him into the vehicle. He then jumped into the 32-foot-deep lake before disappearing under the water, according to local media. Divers searched the water for around 30 minutes before finding his body around 66 feet from the bank. Murphy, a self-proclaimed “giga chad” — a term for an alpha-male — had no signs of assault on his body and investigators suspect he died from drowning, according to the local reports.
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