The arrest of the police four teenagers to invade Amoreth the house, tried to steal Bitcoin

Four teenagers were charged after it was only ordered to flow to be delivered at the threat of weapons.

Kaitlin Ceragosa, also the popular influencer known as Amuranth, was targeting her home in Texas earlier this month. Three armed attackers stormed her bedroom, hit her again and again with a pistol, and ordered her to transfer digital assets.

I took them to another part of her property in Houston, where her husband fired a pistol, and thieves escaped from the scene.

The accusation was charged with Demarcus Morris Jr. , 17 years old, with strict kidnapping and strict theft with a fatal weapon. Dylan Nishu Campbell, 18, and Brayan Anthony Salazar Guerrero, 19, faces the same charges.

The 16 -year -old boycott office says 16 -year -old is also suspected of the case. Two teenagers remain in detention, while a third has published a bond of $ 100,000.

Once again in November, Ceragosa was to publish A picture of her pretending to be in the underwear on X, along with the explanatory name: “Help! Do I sell or hold my home?”

A Coinbase screen shot showed that she got 211 BTC in its wallet – about $ 17.6 million at the current market prices.

in interview with Fox 26 HoustonSirgosa revealed that she was on the phone to her husband, who was in a separate part of their property, throughout the ordeal.

She said: “They dropped my door. These three men entered my room, and they all gave them from the lights and pointed to my face.” “They crushed a chair in my room and they were interrogating me – where I had” where was the encryption? ” “Repeated and repeatedly.”

Dramatic shots He appears Ceragosa leads the militants to her husband, who is supposed to hand over her devices wallet.

The attackers left the scene, empty -handed, with one screaming “she got fire” while they escaped on foot.

Sirgusa recently revealed that the men only managed to take her MacBook device, which was later followed to the same hospital where she was treated for her injuries.

“Maybe I saw the person who was shot as I left,” she wrote.

Edit Stacy Elliot.