Vancouver , Canada - Reggae artist Blakdyak’s death may be one of the cases of extrajudicial killings, several reporters opined after the victim was found dead in his room naked and with plastic bag wrapped around his head.

The police investigating the case were quick to theorize that it was a suicide case, but many say there is foul play.

“How could someone commit suicide by wrapping plastic bag around his head? If he had a heart attack, another angle, why is there a plastic bag?” asked a reliable source. The same source thinks that Blakdyak may be a victim of extra judicial killings. 

The 46-year-old Joey Formaran in real-life, Blakdyak was found lifeless by his son at around 6 p.m. He was last seen alive at around 2:30 a.m.

A report said that a security guard followed the singer up to the rooftop of his residential building at around 11 p.m. but Blakdyak went down alone and back to his room.

Police found no signs of forced entry in his bedroom, which was locked at the time of his death, so they ruled out foul play.

“It may be because the suspects are friends of the victim. I think there may be 2 or 3 suspects inside his apartment,” added the source. 

Blakdyak was famous in the early 2000’s for his reggae songs “Modelong Charing” and “Good Boy.” He was also in comedy movies “S2pid Luv” and “Weyt a Minit Kapeng

Mainit.”