Overview
- The FBI has classified the '764' network as a domestic terror threat and is investigating over 250 cases across all 55 field offices.
- Two alleged leaders, Leonidas Varagiannis and Prasan Nepal, were arrested in Greece and North Carolina, facing charges related to child exploitation and coercion.
- The group exploits minors as young as nine, coercing them into self-harm, sexual abuse content, and violent acts, often through encrypted platforms like Discord and Roblox.
- Authorities warn that victims are often radicalized into neo-Nazi or Satanist ideologies and coerced into becoming perpetrators themselves.
- Parents are urged to monitor behavioral changes, signs of self-harm, and unusual injuries to pets as potential indicators of 764 involvement.