FBI Investigates Online Predator Network '764' With 250 Investigations Targeting Teens in Sexual, Violent Coercion

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Updated May 7, 2025, 12:07 AM

The FBI has raised concerns about an online network of violent predators known as "764" that targets teenagers through popular online platforms. This network coerces teens into escalating sexual and violent behaviors, including producing explicit pornography and harming pets. FBI Assistant Director David Scott revealed that there are more than 250 active investigations into this group across the United States. The FBI describes the network as a loose but dangerous collective of predators who befriend teenagers and manipulate them into disturbing acts. The issue has drawn nationwide attention, with every FBI office reportedly handling related cases. The network has also been linked to neo-Nazi sextortion rings that blackmail teens into creating harmful videos.

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New York Post

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Neo-Nazi sextortion ring that blackmails teens into making sick videos has become so prevalent every FBI office in the US has open cases https://t.co/nNYLO4it1V https://t.co/T5WOR1rtWr

Band Jornalismo

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Combating planned terrorism in the underworld of social networks and internet platforms is a worldwide challenge. In the special report, what can be done against so-called “lone wolves”. https://t.co/jGzJqY3jb3

ABC News

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FBI officials say they are growing increasingly concerned about a network of violent predators who befriend teenagers through popular online platforms and then coerce them into sexual and violent behavior. https://t.co/pEpSqrGSHO https://t.co/baa71TyFxz