Squatters have become a significant issue in various states, particularly in places like California, where legal protections often make it difficult for property owners to reclaim their homes from those who refuse to leave. The laws can be so favorable to squatters that homeowners often feel powerless. However, some property owners have found creative ways to drive out these unwanted residents, bypassing the legal roadblocks.
One property owner, fed up with a notorious squatter named “Mary,” took a unique approach by enlisting the help of her brother, known as “Asian Andy,” a popular streamer. What unfolded next was a psychological campaign aimed at driving the squatter out—one that Andy turned into entertaining content for his viewers.
Mary, described as a professional squatter and con artist, had a reputation for exploiting systems like Airbnb to occupy homes legally and never leave. Reports of her actions were filled with disturbing details, including allegations that she had harassed other property owners, filed frivolous lawsuits, and even falsely called Child Protective Services on those who opposed her.
When Andy arrived, he set up camp inside the house Mary was occupying and began streaming the entire ordeal. From the outset, he and his followers used a combination of loud music, AI-generated voices, and chaotic noise to unsettle her.
By the second video in the series, Mary had locked herself in a room, but the psychological assault continued. Andy even mocked her, claiming to have mental illnesses to beat her at her own game. He turned the house into a chaotic environment, hot-boxing it with marijuana smoke and playing offensive AI-generated songs targeting Mary.
Despite her repeated calls to the police, law enforcement consistently sided with Andy, making it clear that they were familiar with Mary’s troublesome history. By the third video, Mary was on the verge of breaking, but she still refused to leave.
In retaliation, she poured oil on the floor, likely hoping to cause Andy to slip, but he simply swept it back into her room. Throughout the ordeal, she threatened Andy’s family members and continued to hurl racist insults at them.
In the final video of the series, fellow streamer Justin Carrey joined in, escalating the situation. Eventually, Mary fled the house, but Carrey followed her in public, continuing the harassment until she snapped and spat on him. This action resulted in her arrest.
When the group finally entered the room Mary had been occupying, they discovered it in a state of filth, with broken items scattered around, including a destroyed television. Andy’s victory was not just personal but symbolic—a win for everyone Mary had wronged over the years.
