Xiao Zhao is a beautiful streamer living in Nanchang, Jiangxi, China. She has many fans, mostly male admirers captivated by her looks. Several guys have spent money, donated, sent gifts to her home, and showered her with sweet words and daily attention. Among them, one obsessive fan planned to visit her home and get close to her.
The man from Sichuan booked a flight from Chongqing to Nanchang. Posing as a delivery person, he easily approached the streamer’s residence. After tracking her and confirming she lived alone in a rented apartment, he threatened her with a knife to get inside.
It didn’t stop there. The man forced her into unwanted intimacy six times over three days, even though she was on her period. Despite Xiao Zhao’s tears and pleas, he refused to stop. This ordeal caused irreversible damage to her physical and mental health.
“It was pure hell and a haunting experience.”
“How can a normal person behave like this? Worse than an animal.”
“This wasn’t just a typical assault, it was a premeditated crime.”
“He did this to the streamer I admire?” The online community was shocked by the disturbing story.
To make matters worse, the man recorded inappropriate videos with the streamer and then blackmailed her for 2,000 yuan (about $300).
Based on the current evidence, netizens in China are calling for the harshest punishment or life imprisonment for this vile criminal, who not only assaulted but also tried to rob the streamer.
This case raises a warning for all women, especially streamers, to be cautious about personal safety at home. Be careful when sharing your address, don’t open security doors easily, and it’s best to wait until delivery people leave before retrieving packages to avoid risks.
Previously, several famous streamers have faced obsessive fans stalking, harassment, and even violent attacks. In Vietnam, even Độ Mixi has struggled with such fans and considered moving homes to protect his family.
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