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.
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What Is the Order of Nine Angles (O9A)? A Plain-Language Explainer
The Order of Nine Angles is a decentralized occult-fascist network from 1970s-80s Britain that shaped modern accelerationist extremism, Atomwaffen, and 764.
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Richard Densmore, the '764' Member Who Ran the 'Sewer' and Drew 30 Years in Michigan
A federal judge sentenced Richard Densmore, 47, to 30 years for exploiting a child and running the 764 'Sewer' communities that coerced minors.
Brian Nuckols ·
Conspiracy of Silence: The Suppression History, 1993 to 2026
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.
Brian Nuckols ·
Franklin Scandal Timeline: 1988 to 1999
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.
Brian Nuckols ·
How Big Is the 764 Network? What the FBI's Own Numbers Show
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.
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Angel Almeida and the Queens Case That Led the FBI to 764
A 2021 firearm arrest in Astoria, Queens led the FBI to open its 764 network investigation. In February 2026 the court found the defendant non-restorable.
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Who Is Bradley Cadenhead, Also Known as Felix
Bradley Cadenhead, handle Felix, founded 764 from Stephenville, Texas in 2020 at age 15 and is serving an 80-year state sentence on child pornography charges.
Brian Nuckols ·
Where the Order of Nine Angles Began: The UK Origin Story and the Three Shropshire Covens
O9A claims a 1960s founding by three covens. The record points instead to a Shropshire neo-Nazi writing under a pseudonym in the late 1970s.
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O9A vs 764: How the Two Networks Differ and Where They Connect
O9A is a 1970s British neo-Nazi occult tradition and 764 is a 2020s child-exploitation network. Their doctrines differ; one publishing operation links them.
Brian Nuckols ·
O9A Human Sacrifice Claims: What the Evidence Actually Shows
O9A texts advocate ritual murder, but no case has yet been charged as ritual sacrifice. The prosecutorial record shows O9A-influenced homicides only.
Brian Nuckols ·
John DeCamp Biography: The Nebraska Lawyer Who Litigated Franklin for Twenty-Five Years
John DeCamp, former Nebraska state senator and Lincoln attorney, tied his practice to the Franklin Credit Union allegations from 1988 until his 2017 death.
Craig Berry ·
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What the Tempel ov Blood Leak Actually Shows: Members, Tradecraft, and the Documentary Record
Court filings, Discord archives, and FOIA returns on the O9A nexion Joshua Caleb Sutter built while paid by the FBI.
Brian Nuckols ·
After the Debunking: Reading *We Believe the Children* From the Other Side of 2019
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.
Brian Nuckols ·
The Daycare-Panic Wrongful Convictions: Keller, Michaels, Fijnje, Kern County, and Little Rascals
Five 1980s daycare-panic cases: Keller, Michaels, Fijnje, Kern County, and Little Rascals, with the exoneration or reversal record for each.
Brian Nuckols ·
Dissociative Identity Disorder Is Not a Suggestion: The Clinical Evidence Base
DID's trauma etiology and the TOP DD outcome study, set against the sociocognitive model the False Memory Syndrome Foundation relied on.
Brian Nuckols ·
The False Memory Syndrome Foundation: A Biographical Reconstruction (1992–2019)
The Freyds founded the False Memory Syndrome Foundation in March 1992 and it closed on December 31, 2019. Its founders, advisors, and tactics, on the record.
Brian Nuckols ·
Jennifer Freyd's Refusal: The Daughter, the Frameworks, and Thirty-Five Years of Sustained Position
Jennifer Freyd accused her father in 1990, her parents founded the False Memory Syndrome Foundation in 1992, and she later built betrayal-trauma theory.
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McMartin Preschool Reconsidered: What the Seven-Year Trial Actually Proved (and What It Did Not)
The McMartin trial (1983 to 1990) ended with zero convictions, yet the record shows a prosecutor's resignation, split jurors, and contested tunnel evidence.
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Anton Long and David Myatt: The Identity Evidence, Reviewed
Whether Order of Nine Angles founder Anton Long is David Myatt, weighed through stylometric, biographical, and photographic evidence and decades of denial.
Brian Nuckols ·
Bradley Cadenhead, the Texas Teen Who Built 764: A Founder Profile
Cadenhead started a Discord server at 15 and was sentenced to 80 years in Texas by 17. The network he founded has outlived his arrest.
Brian Nuckols ·
What Is the Group 764? A Plain-Language Explainer
764 is an online network that coerces minors into producing abuse material, self-harm content, and animal cruelty. The FBI calls it nihilistic violent extremism.
Brian Nuckols ·
Was the Franklin Scandal Debunked or Real? An Evidence-Based Analysis
The Franklin Credit Union embezzlement is documented in federal court records. The child-exploitation ring allegations are not. Where the evidence actually divides.
Brian Nuckols ·
Stephen Blake Crawford: The Stanford Security Guard Who Killed Arlis Perry
Stephen Crawford was the guard who found Arlis Perry's body in Stanford Memorial Church in 1974. DNA evidence in 2018 identified him as her killer.
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The Apostle Who Wrote In: Fact-Checking a Defender of the Process Church
A Process Church adherent emailed to correct the record. The corrections were partly accurate, partly recycled lore, and partly unverifiable citations.
Brian Nuckols ·
Ewen Cameron: The APA President Who Ran CIA Experiments
Ewen Cameron led the APA, the World Psychiatric Association, and an Allan Memorial Institute experiment that destroyed his patients. MKULTRA Subproject 68, scored.
Craig Berry ·
MKULTRA Subproject by Subproject: What the Documents Show
Of 149 MKULTRA subprojects, 20,000 documents survive. Scored by MHEES tier: what the 1977 declassified record actually proves, disputes, and leaves open.
Craig Berry ·
Alisha Owen and State v. Owen: When the Accuser Became the Defendant
Alisha Owen served nearly twice as long for perjury as Lawrence King did for embezzling $38 million. State v. Owen (1993) is the appellate record.
Craig Berry ·
Boys Town and the Franklin Allegations: What the Record Contains
Father Flanagan's Boys Town is named in multiple Franklin witness accounts as a recruitment source for the alleged trafficking network.
Craig Berry ·
Conspiracy of Silence: The Documentary the Discovery Channel Killed
The 1994 Yorkshire Television documentary on the Franklin case was commissioned, completed, scheduled, and then pulled days before broadcast.
Craig Berry ·
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Finders CIA Connection: Proven or Not? The Documents Audited
A document-by-document audit of the claim that the CIA ran the Finders as a child trafficking front.
Craig Berry ·
Gary Caradori's Last Flight: The Investigator Who Died With His Evidence
On July 11, 1990, Gary Caradori's Piper Saratoga broke apart in flight over Aurora, Illinois, killing him and his eight-year-old son.
Craig Berry ·
Marion Pettie: The Air Force Intelligence Veteran Who Founded the Finders
Marion Pettie's biography is the single strongest element in the Finders-CIA connection narrative.
Craig Berry ·
Mary Ann MacLean: Process Church Co-Founder to Best Friends
Mary Ann MacLean co-founded the Process Church, excommunicated her husband in 1974, and built what became Best Friends Animal Society. Her documented biography.
Craig Berry ·
Paul Bonacci: The Star Witness Whose Deposition Never Went to Trial
A MHEES-scored review of Paul Bonacci's Franklin testimony, his 1999 civil judgment against Larry King, and his dissociative-identity diagnosis.
Craig Berry ·
The Process Church and the Son of Sam Network: What Maury Terry Alleged
Maury Terry argued the Son of Sam shootings were the work of a network connected to the Process Church, not a lone gunman. What the evidence actually shows.
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Ramon Martinez: The Customs Agent Who Wrote the Memo
Senior Special Agent Ramon J. Martinez wrote the 1987 U.S. Customs Service memorandum that every Finders-CIA discussion eventually cites.
Craig Berry ·
What the 2019 Finders FOIA Release Actually Contains
A document-by-document analysis of the FBI's 2019 FOIA release on the Finders case — 324 pages of investigative materials scored against MHEES evidence.
Craig Berry ·
The CIA Customs Memo: The One Document Everyone Cites About the Finders
A line-by-line MHEES analysis of the U.S. Customs Service memorandum that documented CIA involvement in the Finders case — what it says, what it doesn't say.
Craig Berry ·
The Finders in Tallahassee: What the Police Report Actually Documents
A primary source analysis of the February 1987 Tallahassee Police Department report that initiated the Finders investigation, scoring each documented finding.
Craig Berry ·
Senator John DeCamp and the Franklin Cover-Up: Scoring the Evidence
Nebraska state senator John DeCamp wrote 'The Franklin Cover-Up' and drove the investigation for two decades.
Craig Berry ·
What the Franklin Grand Jury Actually Said vs. What Got Reported
A primary source analysis of the 1990 Douglas County grand jury report on the Franklin abuse allegations, examining what it concluded, what it investigated.
Craig Berry ·
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Lawrence E. King Jr. and the Franklin Credit Union: Following the $38 Million
Lawrence King's $38 million embezzlement from Franklin Credit Union: political donations, real estate, and the financial architecture of Omaha's largest fraud.
Craig Berry ·
The Franklin Witnesses: Scoring Every Testimony
An MHEES evidence classification of the key witness testimonies in the Franklin case — Alisha Owen, Paul Bonacci, Troy Boner, and others — scoring each.
Craig Berry ·
Cases Where Ritual Elements Were Real: Documented Prosecutions
Criminal cases with verified ritual or occult elements in the evidence record — Richard Ramirez, Adolfo Constanzo, Ricky Kasso, and the Order of Nine Angles.
Craig Berry ·
The McMartin Preschool Case: How Evidence Collapsed
The McMartin Preschool trial: how suggestive child interview techniques produced false allegations and why every charge was eventually dropped or acquitted.
Craig Berry ·
The West Memphis Three: Forensic vs. Narrative Evidence
How satanic panic convicted three Arkansas teenagers of murder in 1994, how forensic evidence eventually freed them, and what the case reveals about moral panic.
Craig Berry ·
Arlis Kay Perry: 1974 Stanford Church Murder, Solved by DNA in 2018
Arlis Kay Perry was murdered inside Stanford Memorial Church on October 12, 1974. DNA named the killer in 2018.
Craig Berry ·
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Maury Terry's Son of Sam Evidence Chain, Scored Claim by Claim
An MHEES classification of Maury Terry's decades-long Son of Sam investigation, scoring each major claim from 'The Ultimate Evil' and the Netflix series.
Craig Berry ·
What 'Network' Evidence Survives Scrutiny in the Son of Sam Case
An MHEES evidence assessment of the Son of Sam network theory: what holds up, what requires inference, and what collapses under independent scrutiny.
Craig Berry ·