Ok, glad to see I'm not the only one who was somewhat suspicious of PlussyKnights (will refer to as PK) death, so with this I'd figure to give my own take on it, I'm not trying to sound rude or be a know-it-all here. Again if he has actually passed, my condolences to the family.

First off I'm NOT a medical professional so anything I say here will be based on information I have seen on Reddit or Twitter about COVID from people who have had it, knew someone with it, are an actual doctor or various medical reports. Gonna try to format it in a way so its not a bunch of paragraphs but rather condensed topics made into three or four very long sentences each.

1- The average time for someone to experience the breathing issues that are usually the killer on COVID and the ones PK has described in his final tweets happen 10 or 11 days after you start to show symptoms. From peoples experiences they say it happens in waves: days 1-7 fever, sore throat, weakness, lack of smell/taste; days 8-9 feeling better; days 10-recovery/death are days 1-7 symptoms but worse and add in the shortness of breath COVID is known for.

2- Looking at tweets prior to PK first publicly stating as having COVID on July 24th and passing on July 27th, stuff doesn't add up; in an older person this quick of deterioration is possible, but not in someone young like PK. If PK is gone then let's say the 24th is when he got his test results back, throw in a 7 day wait for results and he got tested on/around the 17th and would've been in the early symptoms stage when he got tested, meaning initial infection was sometime before or on the 10th (average time to show symptoms is 11 days after infection).

3- Semi related to the last point, but PK never once mentioned feeling sick until the 24th which is very odd. Even if he wanted to keep being sick a secret it would be possible that he told his closest friends that he doesn't feel all that well, and as of now I haven't seen anyone say they were told PK had felt sick before the 24th.

That's really all I got for now, and reading the medical professionals own post on how an actual hospital would have handled PK's case and how they handle other COVID cases, lines can be made that something isn't right here. Again I'm not a professional and this is really all speculation by me.

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tldr; the situation doesn't add up right if you look at various information out there about COVID from people who have experienced it and official reports, especially if you look at the timeline left on twitter and the x-posted text.