Could a seemingly isolated case of online exploitation offer a chilling glimpse into the origins of a far-reaching digital abuse network? The story of Bradley Cadenhead, a teenager from Texas, provides a disturbing potential answer, unraveling a tale of manipulation, control, and the dark underbelly of the internet.
The case of Bradley Cadenhead, who was arrested at the age of 16, has sent shockwaves through communities both local and online. His story is not just a case of individual transgression, but a possible starting point for understanding the genesis of "764," an online group that has spread its influence across the United States and even internationally. Investigations into this network on social media have revealed a disturbing trend: a bullied teen finding notoriety and power among child predators worldwide. Cadenhead's actions, born from a place of isolation, have had devastating repercussions, leaving a trail of victims in their wake. The trajectory of how a seemingly ordinary teenager could become the architect of such a network is a chilling illustration of the dangers lurking in the digital age.
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Full Name | Bradley Chance Cadenhead |
Alias/Username | Felix (on Discord) |
Date of Birth | (Information not publicly available) |
Place of Birth | (Information not publicly available, but linked to Stephenville, Texas) |
Age at Arrest | 16 |
Nationality | American |
Hometown | Stephenville, Texas, USA (Dallas Exurb) |
Legal Residence | Texas, USA |
Education | Dropped out of High School at age 15 |
Criminal Charges | Online abuse and exploitation network related charges |
Sentence | 80 years in prison (Erath County, Texas, 2023) |
Group/Network Founded | 764 |
Year Founded | 2020-2021 (conflicting reports, but around this time) |
Inspiration for Group Name | Part of Stephenville, Texas' Zip Code |
Platforms Used | Discord, Telegram |
Targeted Age Group | 8 to 17 years old |
Targeted Demographics | Marginalized children, those with mental health challenges |
Influences | Order of Nine Angels (O9A) (Alleged) |
Associated Individuals | Jeff Cadenhead, Caleb Cantu, Jason Cashon (Mentioned in connection) |
Reporting Journalists | Shawn Boburg and Chris Dehghanpoor (The Washington Post) |
Defense Attorney | Ames Chamberlin |
Reference Link | The Washington Post (For related reporting - specific article URL would be needed for direct link) |