Amouranth robbery suspect caught after leaving homework behind—users say "ain’t no way bro brought homework to a robbery"

In another bit of noteworthy news, internet celebrity and streaming personality Amouranth's house was robbed recently. The suspects? Probably a bunch of teenagers, judging from the clues found at her house.

In a hilarious turn of events, one of the suspects was foiled not by great police work, but by his own homework, which even had his legal name and everything. All that was missing was a 'come find me' plea to the police with his mailing address written on top of it!

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Fans react hilariously to suspect getting caught after bringing homework to Amouranth's house for robbery

In the annals of criminal history, there are masterminds like John Dillinger, slick operators like Ocean’s Eleven, and then there’s… this guy. The poor guy was so stressed out by academic stress that he forgot to plan the heist properly, leaving his homework at Amouranth's house, with fingerprints thrown in for good measure. He really was in a generous mood that day.

Even the detectives must be laughing at the novice, as they didn't even need to break a sweat to catch the culprits who did the robbery at Amouranth's abode. Security cameras were not needed, and neither was police work; the teenagers made the job ridiculously easy for them.

So, when netizens caught wind of the situation, it sparked off a laughter frenzy that left many shaking their heads and chuckling at the sheer ridiculousness of it all:

"Ain’t no way bro brought homework to a robbery," said one astonished fan (via X / @MovieMediaX)

"Isn't this the plot of the Big Lebowski?," joked another fan (via X / @OvrgrwnDwrf)

Just when we thought we had seen everything, the world flips the script and dares us to think again. Finally, the day has arrived when homework claimed its first criminal casualty! When the teachers said 'Learn your algebra or you'll be in trouble', we're not sure that this is what they meant.

Fans all over the world were in disbelief at the series of ridiculous events that took place at Amouranth's house as the teenagers took the definition of 'Sorry I forgot my homework today' to a whole new level. We can only imagine the conversation the suspect must've had with his teacher the next day when he realized he was missing his homework:

"Teacher : Why didn't you hand in your homework assignment? Student : I left it at the crime scene..." joked one user (via X / @DarrenPeach2)

"Bro got cooked by his math teacher", quipped another (via X / @ThelearnerX)

Judging from the academic stress he was in that he felt the need to bring his homework to an armed robbery, there are no prizes for guessing what grades he was getting. One fan, in particular, took the responsibility upon himself to do the guesswork that had the internet rolling in the aisles:

Poor guy must've thought he would be relaxing at the end of a hectic day but fate had other plans for him. Sometimes it's funny how things work out! While some fans were basking in the absurdness of the situation, others hilariously took to finding the identity of the suspects who might've committed the crime. Some fans even called for Scooby Doo references:

"What kind of scooby doo ahh clue is that", joked the fan (via X / @vitalizing_)

The worksheet that the suspect left at Amouranth's house wasn’t just any random scrap of paper—it was complete with the suspect’s name, class period, and even a half-hearted attempt at solving for x.

Did we really need to call upon the expertise of Scooby-Doo to solve the crime? Probably not. Police must've had a field day asking teachers 'Who's failing algebra?' as they traced the homework back to the suspect’s school.

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In the end, the heist wasn’t just a failure—it was a comedy of errors so perfect it deserves its own Netflix special. The news is so absurd that it barely even feels real.

If the suspect had spent a little more time studying and a little less time plotting, he might have realized that robbing Amouranth's house was a terrible idea from the beginning. But hey, at least he’ll have plenty of time to finish his algebra assignments in jail.