Alexis Aldair Chavez, a leader of the 764 offshoot 8884, was sentenced to 40 years in federal prison for sexually exploiting children and coercing victims into abuse, self-harm, and CSAM production. The case highlights how violent extremist online networks like 764 use social platforms, gaming apps, and chat services to groom minors and spread harm. #764 #8884 #AlexisAldairChavez #CSAM
Keypoints
- Alexis Aldair Chavez was sentenced to 40 years in prison for exploiting children.
- He led 8884, an offshoot of the extremist network 764.
- Prosecutors said he coerced victims into self-harm, torture, and CSAM production.
- Chavez was arrested after trying to hide evidence during an FBI search.
- Authorities warned parents to monitor children’s online activity and report suspicious behavior.
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