How does a normal teenage boy go from gaming videos and self-improvement content to hate-filled online groups?

In Part 2, former police officer Rebekah Nijsen, founder of Lighthouse Cyber Education, sits down with Gary to break down the pipeline. From AI-driven feeds to manosphere influencers to private, paywalled groups, she explains how teen boys are drawn in with promises of popularity and success, then exposed to red-pill ideology, lookmaxing pressure, and increasingly extreme views.

Rebekah also unpacks doxing and swatting, how a leaked address can lead to armed police at your front door and what parents can do tonight, from getting devices out of bedrooms to spotting red flags early and knowing when to call police.

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Former WA police officer Rebekah Nijsen exposes how the 764 group is recruiting Aussie kids through online games and turning it into coercion, exploitation and real-world harm.

In this episode of I Catch Killers, Gary sits down with Rebekah, founder of Lighthouse Cyber Education, to break down what 764 is, how it operates, and why it’s now an AFP high priority. From Fortnite and Minecraft to Discord and Telegram, she explains how vulnerable teens are love-bombed, isolated and pressured into harmful acts and why police are struggling to keep up with this cross-border, digital-first crime.

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Ex-cop turned defence lawyer Patrick Schmidt reveals the brutal reality of defending the guilty - and why cops hate lawyers.

Gary goes head-to-head with Patrick on going to the dark side, how the worst police investigation he ever saw changed how he defends clients, and the courtroom tactics that get police destroyed on the stand.

From standard operating procedures that aren't law, to where he draws the ethical line when he believes someone did it, this is cops vs lawyers at its rawest.

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