Buster Hernandez
American sexual extortionist
About Buster Hernandez
Buster Hernandez was an unemployed and inmate.
Buster Jim Hernandez (born August 17, 1990 In 2017, he was arrested after falling for a social engineering and hacking scheme by the FBI and Facebook, and in 2021, he was convicted and sentenced to 75 years in prison.
Criminal history Starting from 2012, He extorted ("sextorted" To pressure his victims, he threatened to murder, rape and abduct them, and to commit mass killings at their schools. These threats caused multiple local schools and businesses to shut down temporarily. Furthermore, Hernandez would strategically post media online which he had already received to extract more sexual content from his targets.
In 2015, the FBI noticed his case after a report from police in Plainfield, Indiana. This method was described in the news and technology press as "virus-like" and "hacking".
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