Amouranth says her ‘crazy’ stalker is out of jail and is still harassing her

Amouranth screenshot (YouTube) — Amouranth’s stalker from 2022 is still trying to get her attention (YouTube)

In 2022, streamer and OnlyFans model Amouranth told fans that she feared for her life when she was made aware of a stalker from Estonia, who she was told had ‘sold all his worldly possessions’, to see her in Texas.

A week later the man was arrested for trespassing, after he had changed into his formal clothes and arrived at her house with a saxophone case, but Amouranth has revealed that it didn’t end there.

She states that the man is still trying to get her attention, referring to him as the ‘crazy one’, during a recent Pillow Talk podcast.

‘I still see him every now and again trying to get my attention. That’s the guy from Estonia, the crazy one,’ she says.

Amouranth says she now sees him online, adding, ‘He still comes to my Discord, whenever I have the chat open to chat with my viewers. He’ll come in and be weird.’

She also says that she thinks that he now lives in Florida, with his ‘drug daddy’, who bailed him out of jail for trespassing on her property,.

The clip starts at 30:43 in the video below.

Despite his arrest in 2022, the stalker came back in 2023 when he tried to enter her house uninvited. Amouranth was out, but one of her staffers shut the door in his face.

This is far from the first time female streamers have had problems with stalkers in recent years.

Back in April this year Twitch streamer Maya told the story of how she ended up hiding in a dark room with a gun when her stalker of three years threatened her life.

In 2022, Twitch streamer Nalipls said she was hospitalised because of the stress caused by her stalker over two years, who used to be a moderator in her chat.

Amouranth’s trauma with her stalker has resulted in her getting cameras around her house, as well as hiring a security guard and dog.

Those are only a handful of the known examples of stalkers and streamers though, and it’s highly likely that many keep these scary events to themselves, in an attempt not to escalate things further.