A streamer was the victim of a stalker who drove more than 1,000 kilometers to set her car on fire while she was on vacation. The flames from the vehicles nearly set fire to the house where his mother and her animals also live.
Once again, the Twitch streaming platform proves that it is capable of the best and the worst. Especially the worst, as shown for example by this AI-driven streamer who denied the existence of the Holocaust in full live, or even the proliferation of ___ographic deepfakes, since banned by Twitch which has taken measures. The story that interests us today is just as dark.
It was streamer Kylee Carter alias justfoxii who was the victim of one of her followers. The young woman is traumatized after this alleged stalker drove more than 1,000 kilometers to set her car on fire, creating a fire that nearly destroyed her house where her mother and animals also live.
She says in a YouTube video that she was on vacation away from home when the fire broke out. “I was sleeping, it was around two in the morning and my mother called me to wake me up“, she explains in the video, “she was crying and i knew something bad had happened“. His mother then said to him:Someone set your car on fire. The police are here.”
The fire nearly killed the mother of this Twitch streamer
The worst was avoided, as the car flames spread from the car to a nearby fence and then to the streamer’s house, in which her “mother and her animals“. Fortunately, the firefighters arrived in time to bring the situation under control. justfoxii explains that this drama has them all”traumatized in ways I could never describe“.
Shortly before the fire, security camera footage shows a masked man placing an object under the hood of the car. A local news channel reports that a 28-year-old man matching his description was taken into custody shortly after. This one would be from the State of New York, more than 1,000 kilometers from the home of the streamer and would have traveled this distance to commit his misdeed.
justfoxii has approximately 600,000 subscribers on Twitch and regularly streams games such as Fortnite and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. She is yet another victim of the hostility that strikes streamers like Amouranth, whose house was most likely burned down by criminals in 2021.
