Summary
- Popular Twitch streamer Amouranth was victim to a home invasion on March 2.
- The accused suspects, aged 16-19, were charged with aggravated robbery and kidnapping.
On March 14, four suspects who are accused of invading the home of popular Twitch and Kick streamer Kaitlyn ‘Amouranth’ Siragusa and her husband, Nick Lee, were charged with aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon and aggravated kidnapping. The home invasion against the popular Twitch content creator took place on March 2.
Amouranth is one of the most popular female content creators on platforms like Twitch and Kick, focusing on Just Chatting and IRL camera streams. Her popularity as a content creator has subsequently been controversial, as she has been banned and reinstated by Twitch throughout her career for breaking different rules. However, Amouranth’s success has led to lucrative business dealings and sponsorship opportunities with various companies. In November 2024, Amouranth stated she had over $20 million in Bitcoin and over $74,000 in the Ethereum cryptocurrency.
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Now, some additional details about a recent home invasion on Amouranth’s Texas property have been publicized. According to reports from Fox 26 Houston and the Harris County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO), four alleged suspects aged 16-19 have been arrested and charged with aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon and aggravated kidnapping. Three suspects were identified by the HCSO as Dylan Nesho Campbell (18), Bryan Anthony Salazar Guerrero (19), and Demarcus Morris Jr. (17). A fourth suspect, aged 16, was not identified by the HCSO. Guerrero has since posted a $100,000 bond, while Morris and Campbell remain in custody.
Four Alleged Suspects Charged In Amouranth Home Invasion Case
Amouranth and her husband, Nick Lee, recounted the harrowing incident in a March 11 interview with Fox 26 Houston. Amouranth said that after three gunmen attacked and demanded where her cryptocurrency was, she led them to a building where Lee was waiting. Lee fired some shots at the suspects, injuring one and forcing the others to retreat.
This is not the first time that Amouranth has dealt with a dangerous situation. Over several years, Amouranth has faced stalker situations that have caused her and Lee to ramp up security on their Houston property. Some of the additional security cameras came in handy during the March 2025 home invasion, as Lee said he used the CCTV footage to track Amouranth and the gunmen while he prepared ways to fend off the assailants.
Amouranth’s home invasion is part of an unfortunate trend of assaults against female content creators, as Twitch streamers Cinna, Emiru, and Valkyrae were harassed and attacked during a March 2 broadcast. It remains to be seen how the cases against Amouranth’s recent attackers will play out.