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Think about it: big bad (and self-acclaimed untouchable) Bradley Cadenhead did not look great in that mugshot.
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Lol which one, the one before going to prison or the one in prison where he either looks miserable or like he just rolled out of bed?
 
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Lol which one, the one before going to prison or the one in prison where he either looks miserable or like he just rolled out of bed?
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"we r 764"

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A new article from Wired on the NLM (No Lives Matter) network. Authored by Ali Winston, who also published an article on 764 a year ago, almost to the day. Includes info on two new cases involving a Romanian and an American, both charged with possession of CSAM:

The Violent Rise of ‘No Lives Matter’​

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“No Lives Matter” has emerged in recent months as a particularly violent splinter group within the extremist crime network known as Com and 764, and experts are at a loss for how to stop its spread.

The kids are all grown up. In the face of international law enforcement pressure, dozens of prosecutions, and worldwide disrepute, the network of young sadists, misanthropes, child predators, and extortionists known as Com and 764 has not shrunk away into obscurity.

Rather, its members have progressed from online extortion and crimes related to child sexual abuse material, to real-world violence, a trajectory that alarms extremism researchers and government officials alike. Knifings, killings, firebombings, drive-by shootings, school shootings, and murder-for-hire plots in North America and Europe have all been connected to a splinter group called “No Lives Matter” that, per the group’s own manifesto, “idolizes death” and “seeks the purification of all mankind through endless attacks.” The group has released at least two “kill guides” that have been connected to violent attacks and plots in Europe and the United States.

The US Department of Justice classifies Com and 764 as a “Tier One” terrorism threat, the highest priority afforded to an extremist group, ideology, or tendency in American law enforcement’s internal rubric. Intelligence documents reviewed by WIRED show a stream of concern from analysts about the group’s harm to juvenile exploitation victims and the growing exhortations to physical violence that embody the No Lives Matter ethos.

However, the phenomenon has proved incredibly hard to combat due to a lack of coherent structure or ideology. Along with the insidious neo-Nazi propaganda group the Terrorgram Collective, over the past four years, Com/764 has morphed into a twisted amalgam of the Columbine Effect and older domestic terror groups like the Atomwaffen Division: Young extortionists and assailants egg each other on to progressively more lurid and debased acts of violence for the sake of internet notoriety and status.

In response, Western governments have employed terrorism charges against young people accused of conspiring to kill homeless people or phoning in bomb threats to schools and religious institutions beyond their own borders. In the United Kingdom, the Crown Prosecution Service recently secured a six-year prison term for 19-year-old Cameron Finnegan, who went by the handle “Acid,” for a raft of 764-related offenses, including possessing CSAM, urging young people to kill themselves, and possessing a “kill manual” authored by No Lives Matter adherents, replete with viable instructions for carrying out lethal attacks with knives, firearms, and vehicles.

"We want to make the public aware of [Com/764]," Detective Chief Superintendent Claire Finlay, the head of Counter Terrorism Policing Southeast, told the BBC following Finnegan’s guilty plea in January. "The threat that they pose, not just within the United Kingdom but globally, is immense."

According to senior DOJ officials who were granted anonymity to speak about internal law enforcement matters, the feds have come across related cases in every field office in the US. US authorities are so hell-bent on pursuing this trend that they are trying to extradite a 17-year-old Romanian boy who prosecutors at the Southern District of New York claim took part in exploiting minors and soliciting and distributing CSAM. The teenager also faces US terrorism charges for allegedly phoning in several hundred bomb threats to dozens of schools and institutions in the US as part of 764 and its splinter groups, according to information obtained by this reporter.

"We’ve seen a lot of hybrid movements and ideologies, new trends that we can’t categorize under the traditional categories,” says Bàrbara Molas, a senior analyst at RAND Europe who specializes in far-right extremism and who testified as an expert witness for the prosecution in Finnegan’s recent Com/764-related case.

For Molas, Com/764 represents that type of hybridity, where participants in the network will pick and choose elements from a series of discrete ideologies—neo-Nazism; the satanist group Order of Nine Angles, which has become prevalent throughout the most transgressive spheres of the transnational far right; Ted-Kaczynski-inspired neo-Luddism—and assemble their own belief pantheon.

“When 764 was only about CSAM, their targets tended to be women—but specifically women from diminished social groups, who were seen as the weak party of society,” Molas says. “That ideal of imposing violence on this part of society has carried on and become more violent.” When members of the network commit violence in the name of the group, Molas says, it “helps them rise within the group and advance the larger cause, which is to change society through violence and chaos.”

The lodestar for this transition towards wanton violence is a German teenager named Nino Luciano, who went by the handle “Tobbz” within 764. Sent to live in a foster home in Romania because his mental illnesses overwhelmed the capacity of institutions in his home country, Tobbz was drawn into 764 during the Covid-19 pandemic and quickly became enthralled with the group, daubing its name on a wall in his room and tattooing himself with “764” and a septagram from the Order of Nine Angles. In March 2022, he committed and livestreamed a series of knife attacks, stabbing an elderly woman to death and severely wounding an old man. He was convicted in August 2023 and is serving 14 years in prison.

Tobbz’s behavior inspired other young extremists in the Com/764 network, who have since either tried to emulate his livestreamed attacks or commit similar acts of violence to boost their notoriety and status within their extremist peer group. No Lives Matter’s exhortations to commit mass casualty events and distribution of detailed guides to violence are patterned off Tobbz’s example, according to experts who’ve studied the network.

Baron Martin, a resident of Tucson, Arizona, was charged in federal court with cyberstalking and sexual exploitation of a child that included the production of CSAM. According to court records, the government also accused Martin of soliciting the murder of the grandmother of one of his victims under the handle “Convict.” He allegedly sent the following message to a Discord server, court records show: “know anyone in [state] thats willing to do kidnappings or shootings...i need someone to tobbz a grandma. Somebody wanted to dox one of my egirls. now I’m getting their grandma merked.” The use of “Tobbz” as a synonym for murder was not casual: Martin allegedly offered to pay another user to carry out the hit, which was never realized.
According to court documents, Martin, through his handle, was connected to authoring a detailed guide widely distributed in 764’s channels on how to groom victims for extortion, which the FBI claims Martin bragged online was “the catalyst for thousands of extortions.” (Martin has pleaded not guilty.)

Molas, of RAND Europe, says Martin’s alleged path from extortion to soliciting a homicide traces a familiar path of transgressive behavior often seen in Com/764’s online world. “They’ll start with little acts of sin—shoplifting, then robberies, abuse of minors, weapons violations, then all the way up to kidnapping and murder,” Molas says.

In mid-February, Jairo Tinajero, a 25-year-old Arkansas man who took part in the 764 splinter group 8884, pleaded guilty to CSAM and conspiracy charges for extorting an underage girl in Louisville, Kentucky. According to his plea agreement, Tinajero confessed to plotting to kill the girl once she stopped complying with him, posting her address and personal information about her and her family family in 764’s servers, unsuccessfully trying to buy an assault rifle, and talking through a murder plot with other 764 members.

Tinajero also admitted taking part in 764 online chats where prior mass casualty attacks were discussed along with “future attacks on heavily populated areas such as malls or other large gatherings, LGBTQ+ events and gatherings, schools, public places, government buildings and police stations” with the intent to “destabilize society and cause the collapse of governments and rule of law.”

Most recently, neo-Nazi Aidan Harding’s inspiration from 764 was brought up during a mid-February federal court hearing for CSAM possession charges. In addition to participating in public actions with a number of Pittsburgh-area extremist groups, prosecutors claimed that Harding and another man were deeply interested in the Columbine massacre, visiting the memorial in Littleton, Colorado, and posing for a photo in front of a swastika flag while dressed as Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris. “Eric and Dylan were kickstarting a revolution,” Harding wrote in a message, which prosecutors showed in court. Harding and the other man, who hasn’t been charged, also discussed carrying out mass shootings through Instagram direct messages, which were presented in court. “The only thing holding me back is a partner … I don’t want to do it alone or die alone,” Harding wrote.

According to two researchers who attended Harding’s three-and-a-half-hour court appearance related to probable cause on February 12, an FBI agent claimed during questioning that investigators found reams of videos depicting children being raped, ultraviolent videos of executions, and the extremist mass shootings in Buffalo, Nashville, and Columbine, along with a photo on Harding’s phone of a phrase daubed in blood: “I sold my soul to 764,” above a swastika and a Lviathan cross often used by 764. Another photo, handed up to the judge and not shown in court, depicted the naked chest of a young girl wearing a cross, with the words “No Lives Matter” carved into her body with a sharp instrument.” Harding has pleaded not guilty.

The crimes described in court cases this year follow a months-long surge in No Lives Matter–related violence. In October, authorities claim, a 14-year-old Swede committed eight attacks on unsuspecting passersby in Stockholm. The attacker, per national broadcaster SVT, took part in 764 and went by the handle “Slain” in the group. Documents circulated by 764 participants on Telegram and elsewhere claim “Slain764” as one of their own, and identify Sweden, the UK, and Bulgaria as countries where their group has a presence.

In mid-February, Italian police arrested a 15-year-old boy on suspicion of planning to murder a homeless man and livestream the act. Police said the teenager was reportedly involved in 764 and faces charges for explosives possession and possession of CSAM material. Italian authorities claim he planned his actions as part of a “week of terror” along with unspecified colleagues.
There is also evidence of 764’s praxis and imagery merging with that of the Terrorgram Collective, a neo-Nazi propaganda network that aims to radicalize young people and inspire solo acts of sabotage and mass murder.

Solomon Henderson, a Tennessee teenager whom police said shot up his high school last month, posted a sprawling manifesto that referenced both mass shooters inspired by Terrorgram as well as homicidal 764 members, including Tobbz. Henderson’s social media accounts also show extensive imagery from 764’s channels as well as the Order of Nine Angles “The influence I see most heavily in that agenda is the Order of Nine Angles,” Molas says.

That confluence of extremist inspirations is highly unpredictable, and may prove influential: There is reportedly evidence that social media accounts connected to Henderson may have communicated with accounts linked to Natalie “Samantha” Rupnow, a young Wisconsin woman who killed two and wounded classmates in a mid-December shooting at her school before dying by suicide. Earlier in December, a high school student in Guadalajara, Mexico, livestreamed an axe attack on his classmates before they were able to subdue him. The young man’s social media posts were rife with O9A influence, including photos of himself with butchered animals and another with a blood pact, a common O9A practice.
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Ven has posted an edit tagged to the Alphabet Boys on Twitter; due to its contents, I won't be archiving it.

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It contains the following:
  1. A video of someone hanging a kitten to death, accompanied by a sign including the names "Ven'", "Zuu" & "Decay"
  2. A clip of someone throwing a brick through the window of a most likely abandoned house.
  3. Various cut signs from what appear to be less than teenage-aged boys and girls.
  4. A clip of a toddler-aged child holding a tablet reading "Ven764". The said toddler (thankfully) appeared unharmed.
  5. A clip of someone stamping on the face of what seems to be a homeless person.
  6. Clips of someone slashing tyres.
Despite other posts, this one seems to have attracted much attention. Various X opsec names have requested information, made threats, etc. BX has also given her two cents.

This thread was also mentioned in the replies.

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This display of arrogance will only be Ven's downfall. The growing reaction to his posts is only stroking his ego, which will lead to more brazen actions and, hopefully, his arrest. No doubt all the com boys are jerking it over this bit of attention they're garnering.
 
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Ven has posted an edit tagged to the Alphabet Boys on Twitter; due to its contents, I won't be archiving it.
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He posted another edit after the above was removed. This one certainly won't stay around for long, considering its content, which is another reason I won't be archiving it. Ven has tagged someone named "Clu764" (@killedfeds), an account that has been in standing since 2024; they appear to follow primarily minors. Unsure if anyone has heard this name before.

The opening sequence contains an outright image of child gore. The image has been censored using the NLM emblem, further proving that whoever is creating these edits is sitting on CSAM, if that wasn't abundantly clear anyway, by affiliation.

This edit clearly plays on their last, where users responded, noting that they pick easy targets. This time, they have filled the edit with clips they have ripped off Twitter (non NLM user created) of people being jumped in the UK. Clearly, someone's ego has been hit, and they want to come across as a group of big tough bois who r not afraid 2 fight. Imagine being a pedophile degenrate conglomerate, larping as a tough pedophile degenerate conglomerate.

The rest is the same shit, vandalism, graffiti, clips from the game manhunt which particularly cringed me out. What I found to be the most peculiar of these clips was one where two individuals appear to be out together, creating NLM graffiti. Whether both parties are aware of not, clearly NLM are beginning to localise to a certain extent - even if it is only for the sense of shitty cringe graffiti.

Here's hoping Ven's mugshot will be as funny as his idol Brad. Cringe little boy.
 
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Ven has tagged someone named "Clu764" (@killedfeds), an account that has been in standing since 2024; they appear to follow primarily minors. Unsure if anyone has heard this name before.
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Did some looking into this fuck, and from what I can piece together he is from around Utrecht (Netherlands). The profile appears to be a young man; this is solely based on the appearance of his hands, a screenshot of him bragging about being caught on CCTV (the CCTV boasted an Utretch based area code) supposedly beating up some dude, and the post below (this screams young mans identity crisis). EDIT: This has been cooberated by two other users on Xitter. Whether this is meaningful is unclear.

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He also appears to be fairly new to COM. That's a big achievement there, buddy. Top off this year by killing yourself.

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Alongside this was a series of cringe circle-jerking polls. The demographic of this group mentally can't be over 15. Where the fuck is the appeal in this? How can people look at this dick measuring cringe fest and think "yeah sure I'll have some of that".

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They are all fervently obsessed with the possibility of notoriety and legacy. I realise I am perhaps over-active in this thread, but the sight of these fucks alone has truly stirred up an anger inside me.
 
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Alongside this was a series of cringe circle-jerking polls. The demographic of this group mentally can't be over 15. Where the fuck is the appeal in this? How can people look at this dick measuring cringe fest and think "yeah sure I'll have some of that".
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Admittedly thunkposting here, but in the past kids would fantasise and dream about being famous actors, pop stars, etc. Within the last decade or so, those aspirations have shifted towards being a youtuber, tiktoker, twitch streamer, etc. I feel as though the desire to be a super edgy underground gayop-enthusiast is a directly contrarian response. When all your normie peers want to be "content creators", you can be their worst enemy as a notorious doxer, extorter, and so on.

It seems to be the modern iteration of the same misanthropic contrarianism that led to the guys in Mayhem sperging out the way they did. Instead of burning churches and murdering homos, they're beating up the elderly and convincing adolescent girls to kill their pets.
 
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This edit clearly plays on their last, where users responded, noting that they pick easy targets. This time, they have filled the edit with clips they have ripped off Twitter (non NLM user created) of people being jumped in the UK. Clearly, someone's ego has been hit, and they want to come across as a group of big tough bois who r not afraid 2 fight
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I think the reason why MKY actually practiced what they preached as opposed to NLM is because ideologically they were more so National Socialists instead of wannabe serial killers. I think NLM as a group is more so like an artistic representation of their mental state. They feel cool and dark and mysterious, but perhaps they don't want to die or spend their lives in prison, so they tag walls and groom kids instead of killing. MYK is just like how THE ORDER is described in the Turner Diaries or something. NLM is like the columbiner community.

I'd only really start worrying about these people being more dangerous than any other COM paedophile if they actually pick up a reason for killing like MYK had or has. As for now, it's more like a front to me. Maybe one or two will do it, but for a lot of them, it's larping. Even the guy they all venerate who killed the gypsy woman wanted to join MKY, as he was ideologically motivated. Hailed as a NLM/764 saint, but never actually did it for those groups.
 
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Bx found a self-harm Twitter group with 65,000 members that 764 people are using to target and groom minors
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Update to the above situation:
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Following her posts about it, the community was successfully taken down. However, because this Flipside community had 65K members, Bx has been getting a lot of flak from the group's underaged grooming victims:
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With this going on, SF has decided to join in by openly DMing children to personally solicit cutsigns from them:
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>DM shtwt/shedtwt kids and persuade them to cut "BX ON X" into their skin, and get them to post said cutsign photos

Can someone remind the thread who SF's service providers are? This is easily mass-reportable, especially with the site admin personally acknowledging and allowing the thread.
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I'm starting to get to that age now where I have no idea what the fuck kids are talking about. Took a good minute to decode the second sentence.
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It's roblox horseshit. "dhrp"= da hood roleplay (probably, i never played that shitty game), display name is the extremely easily changeable roblox display name seperate from your actual username, often used for bypassing the obscene filter. rest is soyjak.party wannabe lingo. its all so fucking tiring, complexity like it is extremely common on tiktok (where every post is brainrot nowadays)
 
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