Influencer Connor Murphy's rental discovered in shocking condition after his sudden drowning

Video obtained by Viral Press shows a black tar-like substance splattered across numerous appliances in the kitchen, plus overflowing piles of grimy trash and excessively stained couches.

In the video, gray and yellow paint can be seen streaked across the walls and ceiling of the high-end home in Samut Prakan. The home was once valued at around $658,000 (22 million baht), the Bangkok Post reported. 

The kitchen was shown littered with pots, tools and bowls, the video indicated - plus a kettle, blender and other equipment were covered in the grimy black substance. 

In addition to piles of garbage, a cardboard box was filled with bottles, cans and additional trash.

Police in Samut Prakan province, about 16 miles south of Bangkok, were called Tuesday afternoon after receiving a report that a man was behaving erratically, the Bangkok Post and Thairath reported.

The fitness influencer allegedly argued with a security guard at the rental property, the Bangkok Post reported.

Witnesses told Khaosod English that Murphy swam for several minutes before he seemed to lose strength, adding that they did not try to enter the water because the lake was more than 10 meters - almost 33 feet - deep.

Fox News Digital reached out to the Samut Prakan Provincial Police Headquarters and Tourist Police Bureau for comment.

Police told Thai media that an initial examination found no visible signs of assault. Murphy's body was sent to Ramathibodi Chakri Naruebodindra Hospital for a post-mortem examination, they added.

Full autopsy and toxicology findings are pending, Khaosod English noted.

Bee told police the damage appeared to have happened overnight while she was asleep in another room, the Bangkok Post reported.

He said he was part of the looksmaxxing community - a male-dominated subculture associated with creator Clavicular - focused on fitness and improvements in physical appearance, sometimes through extreme measures.

His social media pages appear to have last been updated on July 3, when he posted a video of himself kicking around a soccer ball inside a luxury home. 

Murphy's last YouTube post was six days before his death, according to reports.

The investigation is ongoing.

Kelly McGreal of Fox News Digital contributed reporting.