Isaac Kappy talks about 'giving into darkness' in haunting final video before death

Isaac Kappy talked about 'giving into darkness' in a haunting video he live-streamed just three days before his tragic death.

The actor, who appeared in Thor and Terminator: Salvation, talked for an hour about how he was letting darkness "consume" him and referred to himself as a "bad guy".

The video was filmed just three days before he jumped to his death from an Arizona bridge.

Isaac does not state his plan to kill himself.

And while it is unclear the video was originally published, it was reposted by fans following the news of his shock death.

In the video, the 42-year-old says: "I let the darkness consume me."

Isaac, who made headlines last year after allegedly assaulting Michael Jackson's daughter Paris, also refers to a "really stupid, cynical, heavy decision" that he made recently.

He says: "I didn't spend enough time nurturing the light and love within me.

"I let down some really great people and it was my desire to serve these people but that desire was not born out of a love that is pure."

He signs off the video by telling viewers: "Maybe I'll be back later. I love you. Take care, OK."

Police confirmed yesterday that Isaac has died after falling from a bridge in Arizona and being hit by a car.

It's believed bystanders tries to restrain him before he jumped.

He died hours after posting a rambling statement on Instagram in which he said he had "betrayed" a number of people, including Donald Trump and Jesus Christ.

He wrote: "I have betrayed MANY people and much trust. I have sold drugs.

"I have tax delinquencies. I have debts. I have abused my body with cigarettes, drugs and alcohol."

He added: "This lesson has come too late for me, but perhaps it can inspire you.

"I will be using the remainder of my time on earth to atone for my transgressions, and to seek the light within, in myself and in others".