Ryan Montgomery

They're connected to hacking groups called The Calm.

It's very deep.

It's a long story.

But they're not like these elite hackers that are impossible to find.

A lot of them are 16, 20-somethings that...

you know, they'll feel comfortable with somebody, pretend, or I'm sorry, they'll feel like they're actually their friend and disclose their real name or phone number or general idea where they live.

And if that person gets arrested, you know, they're snitching, you know, they're looking at 30 years to life or something.

They're telling on everyone they can.

So, but it's not, as I said, like, yeah, we can make as many arrests as possible and I'm all for it.

But when it comes down to, you know, the scale of this issue, you know,

35 arrests, let's just say it is, is not nearly enough.

So I think educating parents is going to do a lot more.

And that's why I'm doing these podcasts.

I'm not doing it for me.

I'm doing this for parents and children, of course.

So I have some screenshots of these mental health support groups.

Sometimes they're official, like actual mental health support groups where...

A child may be having suicidal ideations or an eating disorder or whatever it may be.

And these guys will join there looking for the child that's suffering.

And then they reach out to them and pull them out of that site.