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In this eye-opening bonus episode, we dive into the alarming world of online cults and their insidious methods of targeting vulnerable children. As the digital age evolves, so do the tactics of manipulation and control, making it crucial for parents and guardians to understand the dangers lurking in seemingly safe online spaces. 

Rachel brings to light the disturbing case of a violent extremist network known as 764, which preys on minors through dark online communities. Founded by a teenager, this group has been classified as a terror network due to its alarming recruitment and grooming tactics, exploiting the vulnerabilities of young people, particularly those identifying as LGBTQ or struggling with mental health issues. The conversation emphasizes the need for vigilance in recognizing how digital environments can be weaponized for grooming, as well as the importance of fostering resilience and providing accessible mental health support for at-risk youth.

This episode is a vital resource for anyone looking to understand the complexities of online cults and their impact on the younger generation. Stay tuned for part two, where Rachel will continue to unravel the web of control that exists online, providing listeners with the knowledge they need to protect their loved ones.

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