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Dead at age 27

180 Notable deaths

Otávio Fantoni

Brazilian footballer (1907-1935).

Born April 4th, 1907 in Belo Horizonte.

Died February 8th, 1935 at 27 years old in Rome (sepsis).

Sivert Bakken

Norwegian cross-country skier (1998-2025).

Born July 18th, 1998 in Lillehammer. [ref]

Died December 23rd, 2025 at 27 years old in Fiemme Valley. [ref]

Heinz Körvers

German handball player.

Born July 3rd, 1915 in Bönninghardt.

Died December 29th, 1942 at 27 years old in Volgograd.

Axel Jansson

Sport shooter.

Born April 24th, 1882 in Stockholm.

Died September 22nd, 1909 at 27 years old in Stockholm.

Eleonora Kaminskaitė

Soviet rower.

Born January 29th, 1959 in Stakliškės.

Died February 9th, 1986 at 27 years old in Kaunas.

Jarl Hulldén

Sailor (1885-1913).

Born December 26th, 1885 in Helsinki.

Died October 18th, 1913 at 27 years old

Rafael Arnaiz Barón

Spanish saint of the roman catholic church (1911-1938).

Born April 9th, 1911 in Burgos. [ref]

Died April 26th, 1938 at 27 years old in San Isidro de Dueñas (diabetes). [ref]

Saleh al-Jafarawi

Palestinian journalist, media personality and content creator (1997–2025).

Born November 22nd, 1997 in Gaza City.

Died October 12th, 2025 at 27 years old in Sabra, Gaza (gunshot wound).

Ananias Eloi Castro Monteiro

Brazilian footballer (1989-2016).

Born January 20th, 1989 in São Luís.

Died November 28th, 2016 at 27 years old in La Unión (aircraft crash). [ref]

Sérgio Manoel Barbosa Santos

Brazilian association football player (1989-2016).

Born September 8th, 1989 in Xique-Xique.

Died November 28th, 2016 at 27 years old in La Unión (aircraft crash). [ref]

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