YouTuber's grand library, primary findings of autopsy, "There is no criminal charge."

By Aram, Park

Sep 08, 2025

YouTuber's grand library, primary findings of autopsy, 'There is no criminal charge.'



The National Forensic Service conducted an autopsy on the late Na Dong-hyun (47), a YouTuber who was recently found dead at home, and found that there were no criminal charges such as murder.

According to the Gwangjin Police Station in Seoul on the 8th, the National Forensic Service conducted an autopsy on the deceased in the morning of the same day and said, "There is no charge of crime." delivered the primary verbal findings to the police.

The police are also currently considering the possibility of death from chronic diseases, and plan to officially announce the exact cause of death after receiving a final autopsy report from the National Forensic Service.




Na Dong-hyun was found dead at her home in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul, around 8:40 a.m. on the 6th. The deceased was found by the police who were dispatched after receiving a report from an acquaintance who found it strange when he failed to appear at a scheduled appointment and lost contact.

It is known that no circumstances were found at the scene to suspect murder, such as suicide notes or signs of external invasion.

Na Dong-hyun is a first-generation Internet broadcaster who runs a YouTube channel 'Great Library' and has been active in various fields such as games, reviews, and current affairs content, with about 1.44 million channel subscribers.






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