What’s new in Amouranth’s rob case?
Twitch star Amouranth was attacked and robbed.
The Houston Police Department reports that a well-known pornographic content influencer and online gaming livestreamer was brutally attacked and robbed at gunpoint at her Houston residence.
According to statistics shared on her X account, Kaitlyn Siragusa, also known as “Amouranth,” has millions of followers on KICK, Twitch, OnlyFans, and a number of other online platforms.
According to Forbes, Siragusa had just shared her cryptocurrency profits—which came to over $20 million—on social media prior to the attack.
The assault and home invasion occurred at 10:51 p.m. on Sunday, March 2. The police reported that the three criminals asked her to grant them access to her cryptocurrency account.
According to the police, Siragusa was pistol-whipped by the men after they were unable to access her account.
She then directed them to her husband, who had seen his wife’s social media messages, according to HPD sources who spoke to KPRC 2 Investigates.
According to the police, when the men got close, the husband, who was waiting with a weapon, opened fire.
Because of the blood trail, investigators think one robber was shot.
According to HPD, all three fled and are still at large.
Siragusa had non-life-threatening injuries when he was brought to the hospital.
“I’m being robbed at gunpoint,” she wrote after sharing images and videos of the assault on her X account, @Amouranth. I think I may have shot one of them. They dragged me out of bed and said that they demanded cryptocurrency.
On her X account, Siragusa also shared a video of the heist along with the caption, “They pistol-whipped me and beat me before this video.” The beating seemed to go on forever, so I raised my arms to shield my head, like I had learned to do in boxing. My hands were bruised and swollen, and blood was running down my face. They were equipped with firearms and brought masks and duct tape.
On social media, the Houston Police Officers’ Union also shared information on the crime, requesting that anyone with knowledge about the attack contact HPD.
