Marlon Garcia (via Instagram/marlon3lg)
Twitch streamer Marlon Lundgren Garcia returned to a scene straight from a horror movie, as he found his home vandalized and ransacked by unknown individuals. Marlon was back from his 40-day IRL marathon livestream, planning to settle back into his home that he purchased only months ago. According to him, the ransackers also took some of his personal belongings.By the time he arrived on December 3, 2025, authorities were already on-site investigating the situation. The streamer immediately took to X and Snapchat to show the chaos that was left at his home. The video showed the level of damage that was done, completely violating his privacy and peace of mind.
Marlon shares raw details as he finds his home destroyed and valuables stolen
Marlon expressed his absolute shock and disbelief at the condition of his house through X. He wrote, “Been gone for about 40 days from home, just came back and walked into this. Just got this house. Smashed entire backdoor took all my s**t. S**t is just a joke at this point.” The post quickly went viral, with fans equally sharing his sentiments.The streamer followed up with a 49-second video filmed during the police investigation. In the clip, a person walking through the home noted the actions of the intruders, where they were digging through drawers, scattering clothing, while leaving the garage untouched. The person can be heard saying, “It looks like they were looking for… yeah, okay, this (his garage) looks exactly the same… maybe they were looking for some batteries?” On Snapchat, Marlon offered more updates about the situation, revealing that he learned about the break-in while still mid-flight, saying, “I come back… now I find out that my house has been broken into… Took my PS5, stole all my s**t, clothes everywhere. Yeah, fun, bro.”This latest violation comes after his headline-making incident earlier in June 2025, where he showed his face on stream following an alleged assault by four individuals outside his home. Fans are now expressing more concern about his safety, following this latest break-in, and are wishing nothing but the best for the popular streamer. Also read: “Be lucky or know the right people”: Emiru on why Twitch growth is difficult
