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Man Who Allegedly Broke Into Sophie Rain’s Florida Home Makes “Blood Oath” Claims Before Going MIA

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New developments have emerged in the unsettling legal saga surrounding OnlyFans creator Sophie Rain, stemming from an alleged home invasion and bizarre follow-up claims made by the suspect.

According to court documents, the individual accused of breaking into Rain’s Florida residence, Connor Litka, made concerning remarks to staff members at a crisis center.

 The “Blood Oath” Claims: Court records show that Litka told employees he had stopped taking his psychiatric medication and claimed that he and Rain had shared an intense “blood oath”.

 Erratic Behavior: Staff reported that Litka expressed intentions to leave the area and travel back to Florida to be with Rain, leading to mounting concern from his family regarding his escalating erratic behavior.

The alarming statements follow a terrifying incident in February 2025, when authorities say Litka broke into a Fort Lauderdale rental home shared by Rain and her fellow content creators while they were out attending Super Bowl parties.

 The SWAT Response: Law enforcement and SWAT units ultimately responded to the scene, barricading the property before apprehending the intruder inside. Litka was subsequently sentenced to five years of probation.

 Sophie’s Response: Addressing the situation, Rain firmly denied any connection to the individual, stating, “This situation has been deeply frightening for me and my family. I have never taken a ‘blood oath’ with this individual, and any belief that we have a personal relationship is completely untrue.”

As authorities and family members monitor the evolving situation, Rain emphasizes that her primary focus remains on the safety and security of herself and her loved ones.

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