Overview
- Ami Alex, 27, from Blackburn, captured a man wiping an unknown substance on her arm while she was performing live on TikTok.
- Viewers later suggested it could be scopolamine, often dubbed 'Devil's Breath,' which she researched before warning others to be cautious.
- She says she suffered no symptoms after the contact, and the articles provide general guidance to seek immediate medical attention after exposure to unknown substances.
- The reports quote a UK Addiction Treatment Centres explainer on scopolamine’s effects on memory and disorientation, though there is no forensic confirmation in this case.
- Alex describes frequent harassment while busking, says she avoids performing alone at night, and urges people to reject requests to lick stamps or allow strangers to touch them.