Isaac Kappy was reportedly under police investigation for allegedly ‘choking’ Paris Jackson and other incidents before his death.
The Thor actor died on Monday aged 42 after allegedly jumping from a bridge in Arizona.
It came just hours after Kappy posted an emotional letter on Instagram about a ‘man that has nothing to lose’, while stating that he had ‘not been a good guy’.
‘In fact, I have been a pretty bad guy throughout my life,’ he wrote.
In August 2018, Kappy was accused of ‘choking’ Michael Jackson’s daughter Paris at a game night party.
The 21-year-old reportedly moved house over security fears after Kappy began texting her. It’s not known what sparked the incident where he allegedly attacked her.
Kappy was also said to be at the centre of a police investigation after allegedly threatening to shoot at police officers.
TMZ previously reported that the LAPD’s Threat Management unit opened an investigation into Kappy for alleged harassment and stalking of actor Seth Green and his wife Clare.
Kappy is said to have accused Seth of paedophilia on several occasions, including in a video which he posted online.
The Terminator: Salvation actor is also reported to have tweeted shortly after: ‘In light of the interesting traffic happening around my house I want to make something CRYSTAL CLEAR: while I am a VERY strong advocate of peaceful disclosure, make no mistake, assets are in place and if you kill me or even try, it will rain .50 cals in the Hollywood Hills.’
In his final Instagram post, Kappy said: ‘Over the course of the last week, through introspection that should have happened MANY years ago, I have come to some stark revelations about my character. It is a testament to my utter ignorance that these revelations had not come sooner…
‘I will be using the remainder of my time on earth to atone for my transgressions, and to seek the light within, in others and myself.’
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