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The group, named after a Texas ZIP code where it reportedly originated, has been linked to acts of extortion and abuse targeting minors, with the Federal Bureau of Investigation warning that members ...

Leonidas Varagiannis (aka War), 21, and Prasan Nepal (aka Trippy), 20, the two alleged leaders of a child extortion group 764 ...

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Prasan Nepal, 20, who police say used the moniker "Trippy" in the 764 network, was arrested in North Carolina. Leonidas Varagiannis, a 21-year-old U.S. citizen, known as "War" was arrested in ...