Bodybuilding influencer, 22, found collapsed in his kitchen as police probe ‘suspicious death’
Gabriel Ganley, a 22-year-old bodybuilding influencer, was found dead in his kitchen in Sao Paulo, Brazil, with police investigating the circumstances as suspicious. Possible anabolic steroids were discovered near his body, and while no signs of violence were evident, the cause of death remains unclear. Ganley had been preparing for a major bodybuilding competition and had previously expressed health concerns related to his training regimen.
- ▪Gabriel Ganley was found collapsed in his kitchen just weeks before a major bodybuilding competition.
- ▪Police are treating his death as suspicious, with possible anabolic steroids found nearby.
- ▪His mother stated he had no history of heart disease and reported no health issues during their last conversation.
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World News Bodybuilding influencer, 22, found collapsed in his kitchen as police probe ‘suspicious death’ By Anthony Blair Published May 25, 2026, 10:10 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google A young bodybuilding influencer was found collapsed in his kitchen just weeks before he was due to compete in one of Brazil’s biggest competitions, with police treating his death as suspicious. The body of Gabriel Ganley, 22, was discovered face-down on the floor of his apartment in Sao Paulo on Saturday, reported CNN Brasil — with possible anabolic steroids found nearby.
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