A 21-year-old OnlyFans model has been found dead at her home in northern France, some two weeks after she was last in touch with family.
Juli Luxie was found by police in Essonne on Thursday after her father reported his concerns that she was ‘depressed’ and not answering the phone.
Authorities found Ms Luxie, also known as Julie Diablotine, near the front door, which was locked from the inside. An investigation is underway to establish the cause of her tragic death.
Police reported having found traces of blood in the apartment, as well as canisters of nitrous oxide, according to Le Parisien.
Nitrous oxide is commonly used as an anaesthetic, but is also used recreationally for a brief high. Inhalation of the gas can cause unconsciousness and suffocation.
Ms Luxie ‘consumed’ nitrous oxide ‘in large quantities’, according to French media, noting an autopsy is still to be carried out.
The young influencer shared photos with some 40,000 followers on Instagram and across her other channels.
Fans paid tribute to the young content creator on her latest post, dated January 10.
‘May she rest in peace. Too young to leave,’ wrote jade.rmy.
‘May you rest in peace. A life destroyed, so young,’ wrote jennymyoff.
Noelie Romanova added: ‘I have all my respect for her, I wish her to finally find peace… I can’t even find the words may she rest in peace. She was a rose asking to be sprinkled with love and kindness. Leave her now she gone join the stars.’
Ms Luxie’s former partner, Jaouad Daouki, posted on his Instagram account to 1m followers: ‘You left without saying goodbye, I always loved you (…) go in peace my heart.’
French media reports that their relationship caused controversy when it began in 2020, because Ms Luxie was aged 16 and Mr Daouki 33.
Police and firefighters were called to the Corbeil apartment in Essonne on March 6 after Ms Luxie stopped replying to her loved ones.
Le Parisien reported that ‘according to the first elements brought to our attention’, Ms Luxie had consumed nitrous oxide in large quantities.
‘She would also have stayed in a hospital environment to try to get away from it.’
Nitrous oxide can be transferred from a canister into a balloon to be inhaled for a brief rush.
Inhaling the gas directly from the canister can be very dangerous due to the pressure and temperate, according to Talk to Frank.
Taking too much of the gas can cause users to faint or lose consciousness, or lead to suffocation.
Heavy regular use of the drug can lead to vitamin B12 deficiency and to a form of anaemia.
Severe B12 deficiency can lead to serious nerve damage, and even lead to paralysis.
Regular use can stop the formation of white blood cells used in fighting disease.
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