Further details about the “unexpected” death of adult film star Zachary Jaghab, known as Christian Styles, have been revealed.
In a police report obtained by Us, officers noted a “frantic” unidentified individual called 911 on August 20, the day of Jaghab’s death at 29. According to the report, the OnlyFans personality had been found “not conscious” and “not breathing.”
During the 911 call, the unidentified individual was instructed to perform CPR until first responders arrived.
“Keep pumping,” the dispatcher instructed the male caller, urging him to continue until the first responders arrived on the scene. The caller later revealed that their “neighbors [were] helping.”
“How long does it take a f***ing ambulance to get here?” the caller asked. “Are they here? I can’t pump forever.”
Later on the call, the man is heard saying, “They need to get here. I f***ing called the cops the other day … they came and they left.”
Upon law enforcement’s arrival on the scene, the police report noted that officers found Jaghab “with no signs of life” and were unable to acquire “any signs of life.”
News broke on August 24 that Jaghab had died.
A cause of death for Jaghab has not yet been revealed, with the police report noting that his death was “unexpected” but “not necessarily under the influence.” An investigation is ongoing.
After police arrived at Jaghab’s residence, individuals on the scene appeared “distraught and irate,” according to the heavily redacted report.
“They were escorted down to their attached garage where multiple family members began to arrive to support them,” the police report stated.
Zack is survived by his parents, his siblings and his nieces and nephews.
“Tammy [Sultana] is raising this fundraiser for the Jaghab family after the sudden and heartbreaking loss of Zachary Christian Jaghab, lovingly known as Zack, on August 20, 2026,” a GoFundMe description read, announcing the content creator’s death. “Zack was the cherished youngest son of Johnny and Ellen Jaghab, a beloved brother to Tonya Faris and Jacob Jaghab, and an adored uncle, family member and dear friend to many.”
The obituary added, “This unimaginable loss has left a beautiful Canton family grieving the passing of someone deeply loved. As they face the pain of losing Zack, Johnny and Ellen are also carrying their own serious health struggles, including cancer, making this season even more overwhelming.”
Funds from Sultana’s fundraiser were used to cover Zack’s funeral and burial expenses.
“Tammy is asking for prayers, kindness, and any monetary support you may be able to give on behalf of the family,” the statement read. “Every donation, no matter the size, will help ease some of the burden during this devastating time and remind the Jaghab family that they are not facing this alone. Thank you for keeping Johnny, Ellen, and their loved ones in your thoughts and for supporting them with compassion and generosity.”
