United Kingdom: sentencing remarks tie 764 to the Order of Nine Angles in the court record itself
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Core record
Evidence status
Convicted
Authority role
member of the 764 network
Organization
764, Order of Nine Angles (as described in the sentencing remarks)
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CORE. Mr Justice Jay's sentencing remarks state the doctrinal structure in the court's own words: Finnigan 'was involved in a Satanic, Far-Right extremist group known as 764', a group 'associated with a broader entity or group known as the Order of the Nine Angles', described as a decentralised esoteric militant accelerationist network. This is the strongest judicial statement of the 764–O9A link in any jurisdiction.
- Violent occult ideology or sacrifice
- Threatened spiritual consequence
Evidence structure
Proceedings
2025-01-16 · guilty plea and sentence
Central Criminal Court (Old Bailey), United Kingdom — Mr Justice Jay. Cameron Finnigan pleaded guilty and was sentenced on 16 January 2025 to six years' custody with an extended licence on five counts: encouraging and assisting suicide — he told a suicidal girl to 'cut deeper' and pressed her to hang herself on camera for 764's public chat — possession of a terrorist document, possession of indecent images of a child, and two counts of criminal damage.
Documented coercion mechanisms
- a suicidal girl told to 'cut deeper' and urged to hang herself on camera for the network's chat
- blood-written symbols and pentagram imagery documented in the sentencing remarks
Cited record
Sources
- official court judgment sentencing remarks R v Finnigan, sentencing remarks of Mr Justice Jay, 16 Jan. 2025 (Judiciary of England and Wales).
The court's own sentencing remarks.
- official police release sentencing release Sussex Police: court result.
The investigating authority's release.
Source provenance
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- Source and tier basis
- https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/R-v-Finnigan.pdf Corpus classification: official-court-judgment; evidentiary role: sentencing-remarks. SHA-256 b81e87be942f0abe9c5c9040e77a1b9ad58cb01af342b5b9314d698b12215992
- Retrieval
- 2026-07-20 · Preserved
- Bound by Fear automated source-preservation ledger
- Source and tier basis
- https://www.sussex.police.uk/news/sussex/news/court-results/man-sentenced-for-terror-offences/ Corpus classification: official-police-release; evidentiary role: sentencing-release.
- Retrieval
- 2026-07-27 · Retrieval failed
- Bound by Fear automated source-preservation ledger
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