Viral Photo of Gary Iskak Lying on the Street, Cousin Reveals the Real Facts

Kapanlagi.com - The news of Gary Iskak's death is colored by the circulation of photos and videos showing a figure resembling the actor lying on the street near a motorcycle. This has sparked speculation among netizens regarding the circumstances of the accident experienced by Richa Novisha's husband. In response to this, Pasha Vankrab, as a cousin, spoke up.

Pasha emphasized that he did not directly see the condition at the Scene of the Incident (TKP). When he arrived, Gary was already receiving medical attention at the hospital. However, he confirmed that the circulating documentation was most likely taken shortly after the accident occurred.

“As for the incident, I don’t know, because what I know is that last night the deceased was taken to the hospital by people who were at the location. Then by the time he reached the hospital at 4 o'clock, he was already in the emergency room,” said Pasha.

He suspects that the photo was taken by residents or eyewitnesses who were at the scene before help arrived. Pasha does not have an issue with this and confirms the context of the photo.

“So maybe the photo (that circulated) was taken by someone who was there as well, and then somehow it was directly uploaded by them. But indeed, that was after the accident experienced by my brother," he explained.

Outside of that tragic incident, Pasha remembers Gary as someone who cared deeply for his friends. Gary's social spirit was considered very high; he often prioritized the interests of others above his own, even when he was in difficulty.

"He was very happy if he could help a friend. That was basically his ghost, how he could help friends, how he could assist them. Even in the most difficult times of his life, he could still help others," Pasha reminisced with emotion.

Gary's sacrifices for those around him became the most memorable memory for the family. This kindness is what made many colleagues feel the loss of the actor born on July 10, 1973.

"Although sometimes he helped others, he sacrificed himself more, but that was Gary Iskak's social spirit. That (memory) is the most memorable," he added.

In closing his statement, Pasha, representing the extended family, apologized for any mistakes the deceased made during his life. He hopes for prayers from the community so that Gary finds the best place by God's side.

"This is, of course, before I ask all the friends here, and those at home, to open the door of forgiveness as wide as possible for my brother, Muhamad Gary Iskak," Pasha concluded.

(kpl/dka)