How a 15-year-old in Texas built 764, a decentralized child exploitation network that the FBI designated a Tier One threat alongside ISIS and al-Qaeda. An investigation into the prosecutions, the platform failures, and the legal gaps that allowed the network to scale to thousands of victims across six countries.
How the cognitive interview technique developed by Fisher and Geiselman produces 25-45% more accurate details than standard police questioning, and why most departments still don't use it.
Joshua Caleb Sutter collected over $140,000 from the FBI as a confidential informant while simultaneously founding Tempel ov Blood, publishing core O9A radicalizing texts through Martinet Press, and building the ideological infrastructure that fed Atomwaffen Division, real-world violence, and the 764 network.
A comprehensive investigation into the Order of Nine Angles (O9A), the decentralized neo-Nazi occult network whose ideology has driven murders, military terrorism plots, child sexual exploitation, and the creation of 764 — one of the most dangerous online predator networks in FBI history.
How Otto Kernberg's structural interview technique reveals personality organization through confrontation, and why forensic psychologists, criminal profilers, and investigative journalists use it to detect deception and read character under pressure.
An in-depth look at the Strategic Use of Evidence (SUE) technique, developed by Granhag and Hartwig at the University of Gothenburg, and how investigators detect deception by controlling when and how they reveal what they already know.