Early 764 member sentenced to 77 years, longest prison term to date for a nihilistic violent extremist
Kyle Spitze, an early 764 member, was sentenced to 77 years for producing CSAM, the longest sentence for a nihilistic violent extremist.
Kyle William Spitze, an original member of the 764 nihilistic violent extremist network and administrator of the Harm Nation offshoot, was sentenced to 77 years in federal prison. He pleaded guilty in December 2024 to producing child sexual abuse material, possession of CSAM, and distributing animal crush videos, victimizing dozens of girls through coercion, doxing and swatting threats. Investigators found roughly 25 photo albums of abuse imagery on his phone and evidence of animal torture. The Justice Department framed the sentence as a signal in a broader enforcement push against 764, which has seen multiple members arrested or sentenced since 2025.
- Spitze received consecutive maximum sentences, totaling 77 years, the longest for an NVE offender
- He operated as an administrator of the 764 network Harm Nation on Telegram and Discord
- FBI began investigating Harm Nation in December 2023 after a Discord report
- Multiple other 764 members have been arrested or sentenced since 2025, including a 40-year sentence for Alexis Aldair Chavez
- Threat actors
- 764Harm NationThe Com
- Victims
- dozens of girls
- Organizations
- Department of JusticeFBIUnit 221B
- Countries
- United States
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Kyle Spitze led an offshoot of the violent extremist collective and victimized dozens of girls, coercing them to degrade themselves under threats of doxing and swatting. An exterior view of the U. S.
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