Leader of Extremist 764 Network Pleads Guilty to Sexually Exploiting Children

Prasan Nepal, 21, also known by the online moniker Trippy, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to sexually exploit minors after operating as a senior leader within 764, a nihilistic violent extremist network engaged in coordinated efforts to exploit minors, extort vulnerable victims, and inflict psychological harm as part of an organized ideology promoting chaos and societal destabilization. Court documents detail the involvement of co-conspirators operating inside the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area and other U.S.-based individuals who engaged in coordinated online extortion schemes that targeted minors in multiple states and foreign jurisdictions.

Targeted detection built by Guardii identifies precisely the escalation pattern that characterizes coordinated extremist exploitation: sustained targeting of a child by multiple hostile actors, rapid escalation from initial contact to demands for imagery, coercive language signaling extortion, and indicators of acute distress in the victim's responses. Where legislation now criminalizes the completed harm, the anti-grooming and anti-sextortion filters in Guardii's platform intercept the predatory sequence as it develops, flagging the network behavior to the parent, school or appropriate law enforcement agency and blocking further contact before a vulnerable minor is drawn into a coordinated abuse network, addressing the harm at the conversational level rather than relying solely on post-offense prosecution.