Amouranth reveals full terrifying robbery footage to prove “worst night of her life” was real
Twitch star Amouranth has revealed the complete security footage of her robbery in which masked intruders entered her house and demanded crypto.
On March 2, armed robbers entered Kaitlyn ‘Amouranth’ Siragusa’s house and began pistol-whipping her, demanding she hand over her $20M in crypto.
The smart-thinking creator ended up luring the trio to another part of her house where her husband, Nick, was ready, armed with his own gun.
Nick fired shots, hitting one of the intruders, prompting them to flee, only to be apprehended after authorities discovered a suspect’s homework and the alleged getaway driver was caught not using his turn signal.
However, many have doubted Amouranth’s story despite numerous reports of the incident, Houston Police commenting on the manner, and the suspects being charged.
On March 21, Siragusa had enough of people accusing her of faking the whole thing and uploaded the security footage of the incident in its entirety.
According to the Twitch and Kick superstar, she opted to share the videos only because of the claims that she made the incident up.
“I wish I didn’t have to prove that the worst night of my life was real. Too many people still think I made it up,” she said.
The model further added that she wished the home invasion was fake, because she’s still having nightmares about the ordeal weeks later.
“I really wish it had been fake, or a prank. It wasn’t. I still have nightmares,” she explained.
The 14-minute clip shows the men entering the property, going through the kitchen, upstairs and confronting Siragusa.
Some of the footage had already been exclusively obtained by Dexerto, but this longer version shows the entire event, including Siragusa having her hair pulled while leading the suspects to her husband.
“I was terrified, even thought I was going to die that night, but I survived,” she added.”
Nick also addressed claims that the robbery was faked during a broadcast as just “stupid.”
“People say, ‘OMG, you faked a robbery as a publicity stunt,’ you don’t do that. That’s really stupid and also not great, because you’re dictating police resources that could have gone elsewhere.”
Meanwhile, Amouranth says she is trying to heal and move forward from the incident.
The suspects have been charged with Aggravated Kidnapping and Aggravated Robbery with a Deadly Weapon.
