764 Arrests and Prosecutions: May 2026 Roundup
The status of federal 764 cases as of late May 2026: charges, guilty pleas, sentences, the FBI's open-case count, and one viral case that does not belong.
Richard Beck's 2015 book against the satanic panic, read against what Pizzagate, Epstein's arrest, and the False Memory Foundation's 2019 closure added.
Read the Investigation →The status of federal 764 cases as of late May 2026: charges, guilty pleas, sentences, the FBI's open-case count, and one viral case that does not belong.
The Order of Nine Angles is a decentralized occult-fascist network from 1970s-80s Britain that shaped modern accelerationist extremism, Atomwaffen, and 764.
A federal judge sentenced Richard Densmore, 47, to 30 years for exploiting a child and running the 764 'Sewer' communities that coerced minors.
A documented timeline of how the Franklin documentary was commissioned, cleared by libel lawyers, pulled days before broadcast, bought back for $250,000, and leaked.
A dated chronology of the Franklin case, from the 1988 credit union seizure to the 1999 Bonacci v. King civil judgment, including the grand jury hoax findings.
The FBI publishes no 764 member roster, but its open-investigation counts are public and rose from about 250 in May 2025 to over 350 by November.
The financial pressure behind the Chris Watts murders: Thrive MLM, $70K in debt, Chapter 7 bankruptcy, and the widening gap between Shanann Watts' curated.
Chris Watts claims to have found God in prison, writes letters blaming everyone but himself, and receives fan mail from women proposing marriage.
Why narcissist and sociopath labels fail to explain Chris Watts. What Jung's psychological types, the shadow, and archetypal inflation reveal about him.
Maura Murray, 21, disappeared on February 9, 2004 after her car crashed into a snowbank on Route 112 in Haverhill, New Hampshire. The case remains open.
Seven people vanished under circumstances that defy explanation. From Maura Murray's crash on Route 112 to Andrew Gosden's one-way ticket, these unsolved.
Brian Shaffer, a 27-year-old Ohio State medical student, walked into the Ugly Tuna Saloona in Columbus, Ohio on April 1, 2006 and was never seen leaving.
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From occult fringe to global threat: O9A, 764, and the FBI informant who built the machine.
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