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Twitch creators warn other women after 'stalker' threatens to kill them during live video stream
Twitch creators warn other women after 'stalker' threatens to kill them during live video stream

Sky News

time04-03-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Sky News

Twitch creators warn other women after 'stalker' threatens to kill them during live video stream

Three Twitch creators have issued a warning to others on the platform after a "stalker" followed and then threatened to kill them during a live video stream. Cinna, Valkyrae and Emiru, who have more than 3.6 million Twitch followers between them, were filming as part of a week-long marathon stream event they called "Sisathon" on Sunday night. The livestream showed them walking towards Pacific Park on Santa Monica Pier, California, when they were approached by a man in a grey hoodie who said his name was Russell. He stopped them and asked for a photo before Cinna, 28, said: "Yeah of course." The man then asked if he can "hang out with them" before the Twitch streamer, whose real name is Brittany Lynn Watts, said they can't because they are on a "time limit". The women then continued walking into the amusement park before the man appeared to head off in the other direction. However, around 20 minutes later, the livestream showed the moment the women walked past the same man, who was now wearing different clothes, as he was crouched down next to one of the rides. The Twitch streamers looked concern as the man asked Emiru, whose real name is Emily Schunk, for her phone number. The 27-year-old quickly replied that she didn't have a phone before the man told the group: "I'm going to keep following her (Emiru)." The women then walked off before looking frightened when he caught up with them minutes later. The man was off-camera as Cinna said "get away from her" and stood between him and Emiru. Valkyrae, whose real name is Rachell Marie Hofstetter, then started calling for security before the women screamed as the man ran towards them and shouted: "I'll kill you right now, I'll kill you right now." The Twitch streamers then fled from the park before the video cut out. In a separate video posted on Cinna's Twitch account on Monday, the streamer and Valkyrae gave a lengthy account of their ordeal. Cinna told her followers: "We are very much in shock and we need you guys to know, that clip does not do it justice for how scary it was." She added that Emiru is "safe" but needs time to "process it and stuff". "It is an attempt on our life and we are taking it very seriously," Cinna told her followers. She continued: "He said he was going to kill us, he kept trying to get something out of his pocket. We had to run into a store screaming that somebody was going to kill us." Cinna added: "For those of you who don't know, we know he's a stalker. When he was behind us, he pulled up Emmy's TikToks." Valkyrae posted on X after the ordeal that they were "OK" and had been with the police. She also shared a post criticising people who accused the women of staging what happened. Valkyrae wrote on X: "I hope other women and streamers learn from seeing this interaction and also be aware that this can happen to anybody." Meanwhile, Emiru said in a post on X on Monday: "I wish I could say this was some kind of one in a million incident, but the truth is, it is not. This is what life is like for girls. I hope if anything, people see what happened and realize how much of a reality it is for women and content creators as a whole." Santa Monica Police is said to have carried out a search for the suspect but were unable to find him. The force has reportedly said it is "aware of the video footage" and is "reviewing the information that has been shared publicly".

Valkyrae, Cinna, and Emiru threatened during live stream marathon
Valkyrae, Cinna, and Emiru threatened during live stream marathon

Al Bawaba

time03-03-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Al Bawaba

Valkyrae, Cinna, and Emiru threatened during live stream marathon

ALBAWABA - A concerning clip of American Twitch streamers Valkyrae, Cinna, and Emiru recently swarmed social media after showcasing a stream sniper threatening their lives on camera. The video sparked concern across social media and raised questions about public safety. The incident occurred during Valkyrae, Cinna, and Emiru's "Sisathon" stream when they exited a Ferris wheel in Santa Monica Parler on Mar. 3, 2025, and a stalker was heard asking for Cinna's number. After refusing, the man took a violent approach. The unknown man said, "Let's fight right now let's f***ing fight right now," prompting Valkyrae to yell for security. The clash escalated quickly when the individual started running toward the streamers threatening to kill them. Additionally, the stream came to an abrupt end and the police were involved for further safety precautions. Cinna took to her official X account (formerly known as Twitter) and wrote, "Hey everyone we are safe. unfortunately we have end the marathon and need time to process what happened as we shock at the moment. Thank you for all the love and support on the marathon. We love you all." Valkyrae also shared an X post assuring fans that everything is ok. Several users on social media claimed that the same individual had stalked the streamers on multiple occasions in the past. On the contrary, despite stalking them multiple times, the stalker's identity remains unknown, and additional details about the incident are yet to be revealed. Others called for the arrest of the individual due to stalking and threatening to take someone's life. Moreover, fellow streamers including Ludwig, FaZe Jason, Brooke, and many more replied to Valkyrae and Cinna's posts with kind words.

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