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Did my sister rob our mom? #karamoshow #sisters

30 Jan 2026 · 1 min

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In this spoken vignette, the narrator, recalling being ten years old on November 11, 2011, describes returning to a house that had just been ransacked after their mother’s death. The window was open, the TV and computer were gone, and the intruders had even sat down to eat brownies and Oreos. The speaker suspects one of their sisters, named Alexandria, of being involved, noting that a friend claimed to have been friends with Alexandria since the robbery. The incident sparked a lasting rift: the siblings now speak only rarely, and when they do, conversations are marked by conflict, confrontation, and accusations of empty threats. The narrative conveys the lingering trauma and fractured family dynamics stemming from that day.

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Tell me about the day that your house was robbed. What happened? Well, it's November 11th, 2011. I'm about 10 years old and I walk into the house after my mom had passed away. And when I walk in, the house was like basically ransacked. The window was open, TV was missing, computer missing. And whoever came there was just comfortable. They sat down at the table, ate some brownies, ate some Oreos. And it's just like, well, one of my other sisters got into it with my other sister. She was like, oh, at the end of the day, I've been friends with Alexandria since she robbed your mama house. I've been cool with her since then. So after that, she was just to blame. But ever since then, we don't really talk that much. When we do talk, it's always conflict. She confrontational. She all bark, no bite. It just be, she blow lines.