Amouranth stalker arrested following break-in attempt
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Twitch streamer Amouranth, real name Kaitlyn Siragusa, has confirmed that her long-time stalker - who hails from Estonia - has been arrested. The individual has proved to be an issue for the streamer for several years.
In recent days, the stalker returned and was seen near Siragusa’s property while she was away. The individual reportedly attempted to break into the streamer’s home but was repeatedly turned away by her staff who shut the door on him. The police were also called on several occasions. He later returned to drop off a package and a key before leaving again. Siragusa has not disclosed the contents of the package and does not know what the key is for.
As reported by GameRant, Siragusa took to Twitter to update her fans on the situation. Despite not being harmed, the streamer is, of course, shaken by the situation. In returning to Siragusa’s home, the individual breached several restraining orders and trespass warrants. The streamer said that when the stalker does show up, it’s usually a “we have to wait and see what else/what he does” response from the police.
He came back a few more times but we finally got the cops here and they chased him around a little (he tried to power walk inconspicuously away) before putting him in the back of a Squad car and driving off https://t.co/LvkojVhm28 pic.twitter.com/ijzjzLjO4v
— Kaitlyn (@wildkait) March 8, 2023
She wrote that this is despite the fact that “he has literally already broken the law given his coming back to my premises after a criminal trespass was issued.” After several visits from the stalker, Siragusa confirmed that “we finally got the cops here and they chased him around a little (he tried to power walk inconspicuously away) before putting him in the back of a squad car and driving off.”
She added, “I don’t know how long they will hold him for this time. It ‘only’ took him coming five times (that I know of) in a week WITH a criminal trespass warning before they elected to arrest him vs driving him to the edge of town.” I think I speak on behalf of us all when I say that we’re glad the streamer is safe.