Did My Sister Rob Our Mother 15 Years Ago? | KARAMO

So please 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 minds.

How old was Alexandria at the time?

She about 16.

She was 16 at the time when your mother had passed?

Yeah.

Okay. Did Alexandria live with you?

No, actually I don't know where she lived. She was ripping and running the streets.

Got it.

She gave my mom a hard time. It was to the point where she was bringing my mom to court for like saying my mom wasn't feeding her and all this other stuff. But whole time she was never even there.

And what did the police say about all this?

Police said that when like they did the fingerprints on the window, It was kid prints, but they couldn't give no direct source of the prints because of the simple fact they was kid prints. They not in the system.

Got it, okay. Did you ever talk to Alexandria about this? Try to talk to her?

Tried to, but she don't, like I said, every time she speak, it's a confrontation. Like she just wanna argue. We can never sit down and have a valid conversation. She just hostile.

Got it, okay.

Always hostile.

And you told my producers your family blames Alexandria for your mother's death.

And they do.

Why?

Because of the simple fact of how much she stressed that, like I said, she took my mom to court. She really didn't wanna be family-oriented with nobody. She was ripping and running. She was just being grown, hot in the ass.

Yeah. Got it. Did Alexandria go to your mother's funeral?

She went, but she ain't ride with us. We rode in a limo, she was walking.

Did you have any proof that your sister robbed your house?

That was the only proof. The only proof was my sister said that she basically was with her ever since she robbed us, and that was that.

Got it, okay. Are you and Alexandria close now?

No.

Not at all?

No, we just, We just recently fought near my birthday, like around my birthday. We just recently fought.

Got it, okay. And when was the last time you talked to Alexandria about the robbery?

Like maybe 2 days later when she went live about me.

Oh, she went live about you and then she brought up the robbery?

Yep, she go live and then when she go live, she wanna run your business and tell your business to the world. Now here it is, she done brought me here and done brought y'all in a family group chat.

Got it, okay. Will anything change if Alexandria passes this lie detector test?

No.

Nothing will change? Mm-mm. Okay then. Well, I think it's time to hear Alexandria's side of the story. So everyone please welcome Alexandria to the show.

Well, good afternoon.

Thank you for being here so much.

Oh, thank you.

So Alexandria, I gotta ask you point blank, did you rob your mother's house?

Oh no, mm-mm, she look stupid. Looking like a fool up here. Looking, it look crazy. I was running the streets, you about to run this, we gonna run this house. You was running the streets, Ellen, why you? With this lie detector test, Girl, I ain't even rode a plane in my life, bitch. I came here for a reason.

Okay, you rode a plane today.

I know. I got on that bitch in 2.5 seconds. You still did it. You still did it. Well, we'll see today.

We shall. We shall see it.

How did you find out that you were being blamed for this?

Oh, they all blame me for robbing my mom's house. Boom, meanwhile, I'm 15 years old. Boom, I wasn't even allowed at the funeral. Y'all correct. I rode the bus there, so I know hell. How the hell did I rob somebody's house if I caught the bus when I put the bus? 'Cause they said you was the devil. They said you was the devil when you went home. I never said that.

Do you have an idea of who robbed the house?

No, I have no idea.

I have no idea.

And this is gonna prove today, y'all gonna all look stupid. Every last one of y'all owe me an apology. So why did our sister say that? Bitch, she was just my friend a second ago. It's our sister, that's our sister on our dad's side, but why did she blame you?

The friend, the friend.

Why did our sister blame her? She called, get the story straight. Get your story correct.

No, my story not getting correct.

Yes, 'cause you just said your friend. I was back here listening to you talking about, oh, I was running the streets. Your sister, our sister, actually, our sister on my dad's side, said my friend, our other sister, that she was cool with you ever since you robbed our mom house. So who you mean, who's this friend then?

Our sister.

Bitch ain't my friend, that's my sister. Come on now, come on. You really be trying to, yeah, yeah.

How have these accusations affected your life?

They been affecting me going around lying to people, oh, she robbed the house. They wouldn't let me come over to their house. Girl, you had my coat on today. Shut up.

Not while I was here. Has Akiriana talked about you online?

Yes.

And how does that make you feel?

Oh, shoot. Don't be putting out shit that's not true, okay? If I did this, you wanna talk about what I did, fine dandy, I'm cool with that. But don't sit up there and sit up there and lie, and 'cause you only do it, oh, that's why the family don't like you.

Right, right, right.

So, okay, when you go live and blur everybody's business, they've been doing that for mad years. Exactly, prime example. So why you think that type of shit is okay? I'm here to prove myself. Why would anybody— I don't do that with me. That's the problem. I don't care if y'all ever— when you need your hair done, it fell out because of you. No, it didn't fall out. That's why it fell out. No, no, it fell out because it fell out without whooping your ass. No, you didn't. But we're not gonna go there. Okay, but at the end of the day, you, you really, you really be needing me more than I ever needed you. You really, you really always need me.

That's the sad part.

I'll be disrespectful, but Girl, bye.

You always need me.

I don't need you.

Were you and your mother close before she died?

Not as close as we was because I knew my mom was passing away. My biological mother passed a year before that, 2010. My foster mom passed 2011. So me, it's not like I knew, I felt it in my body that my mom was leaving me. So I would not come home. Not like, oh, I was running the streets, honey. But at the end of the day, I wasn't coming home 'cause I knew in my soul my mom was sick.

Are you close to anyone in your family?

Oh no, not really 'cause them people, they call me. They don't call them for help. They call Miss Big Dog and I'm the big dog with nothing. They call me still.

So why do you want this lie detector test?

'Cause I'm tired of them ratchet hoes telling me that I did something I didn't do.

All right, okay, okay. So this means a lot to you?

Yeah, I can't be free. And that lie detector test say I didn't do it and the whole world get to see I didn't do it, I'm cool.

Do you wanna be close to your sister?

Oh, I'm cool without the closeness. But if we get close, she gonna do me like she do somebody else, filthy. I do you like how I do you.

So outside of you getting your truth, you don't want my advice on helping y'all heal?

Girl, that girl, she need healing.

I probably do.

I don't need no, I just need the truth. I don't wanna heal her.

Got it, okay.

That would be my healing right there. That would heal me. The truth would heal me.

Got it, all right, well it's time to get the truth, here we go. All right, so my lie detector investigator asked Alexandria a question. Here we go. It said, Alexandria, did you steal anything from your mother's house? You said no. And Alexandria is telling the truth.

Good for you. Good for you. Thank you. Good for you.

We asked Alexandria, do you know who stole from your mother's house? You said no. And in that case, Alexandria is also telling the truth.

That's good for you. It's still good for you. No, great for me. It's great for me. No, it's good for you. 'Cause now talk about it. Talk about it. I don't care to talk about it. Talk about it. I don't care to talk about it at all. Now who the thief? You still wearing my coat. No, no, you still wearing my coat.

So what?

You my older sister. No, I'm the thief, but you got my stuff on. Ellie, come get your clown shoes from my house. That's what you can do. I don't wanna come near you.

That's what you can do.

I don't wanna come near you.

I'm good.

Y'all heard, I ain't rob the house. I love you, Mom. I love you, Mom. That's cool. I love you, Mom. I love you, Mom. I ain't rob your house. I ain't rob your house. Work these off my back. It's been 15 years they've been blaming me. I am good. I'm so thankful. I'm thankful for you. Listen, I'm so thankful for you. I'm so thankful for you.

Of course.

Like, ooh, my nerves is going.

Okay. Thank you so much. Kiriana, I'm gonna go ahead and have you walk backstage while I close out the show. Thank you for being here. You got your truth too. You can pass on. Mm-hmm.

Oh, I gotta go.

Okay.

You ain't never had one of these shows.

I'm gonna be brief really quickly 'cause I know you didn't come here for any— You came here for that truth. But I am very sorry before I close out this show.

Okay, it's all right, honey.

No, no, no, no, take a deep breath because I know that you've always been crying.

It's all right.

No, it's not.

It's all right.

It's not, baby, it's not, it's not, it's not, baby.

It's all right.

It's not, it's not, baby.

It's okay.

It's not, baby, it's not, it's not, come here.

It's okay.

It's not, it's not.

It's okay.

It's not, it's not.

It's okay. No, it's not. It's okay.

It's not, it's not, it's not.

It's okay.

It's not, it's not.

They told me I was the devil. They told me a lot of things. I know, I know. And baby, I proved it. I took a plane I ain't rode in my life 'cause I lost my life coming to prove somebody the truth.

Here, listen, listen. I know, I just gotta say this before we close out the show. Because when I hear a 15-year-old girl who was alone, and they've all said it, who couldn't even grieve her mother, You didn't deserve that and I'm so sorry. And you have been vilified for years.

Yeah.

And I'm sorry. And I know you say it's okay, but it's not okay. And if nobody in your family can give you that apology, I at least want you to know that I'm gonna give it to you and that we're gonna give it to you because it's not okay.

Thank you. Thank you.

No 15-year-old girl should've had to get on the bus to go to her mother's funeral.

Mm-hmm. Dang. They didn't even want me there. I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know. I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I thank you. I thank you.

I'm sorry.

I thank you for this show. I'm just thankful. I'm just thankful. I'm thankful.

I'm glad you've been vindicated.

Thank you.

You deserve to have been vindicated, and you deserve to have been loved at that point. And all I wanna do is take this moment before we close the show for us to shower you with love. And I just pray that your family watching this can understand that a 15-year-old girl, no matter what choices you made, didn't deserve that.

Yeah, I didn't like, I didn't deserve that at all. And people looking at me like I'm crazy, look like I'm a thief. I couldn't go to people houses. Like that shit doesn't feel good. They wouldn't even let me come over.

Today you've been vindicated and today we love you and here for you.

Thank you guys.

All right. You got your vindication. I know, you can take a deep breath. All right everyone, make sure to come back next time, friends, so we can keep talking and growing. I love you. 15 years old, her mother's funeral, like, and then the family, 'cause they were grieving, just needed somebody to blame. So it was easier to blame the 15-year-old than say this mother, these adults made choices. And then she had to live with that for almost another 15 years of being told, you're the bad one, you killed mom, you did this. That's heartbreaking.

Yeah.