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Crime
Purmerend
Rotterdam
Rotterdam District Court
extortion
The Com
Sextortion suspect forced teen girl to carve his Roblox username into her body
Wednesday, 7 October 2026 – 06:30
Prosecutors accused a 20-year-old Purmerend man of extortion and assault for pressuring and manipulating a 16-year-old girl he met on the Roblox platform into violently harming herself, and forcing her the girl in Rotterdam to record <a href="https://comicvibe.com/5-best-video-games-like-star-wars-outlaws/” title=”5 Best Video Games Like Star Wars Outlaws”>videos of herself as a form of sexually abusive content. Mohammed H. also forced the victim to carve the name “Zoro” into her body with a sharp object between April 30 and July 10, which resulted in scarring.
The allegations against H. state that he forced the minor victim to perform sexual acts by threatening to publish nude photographs of her, a form of coercion referred to as “sextortion.” Prosecutors said she was also forced to write H.’s online alias, “Master Zoro”, in blood on a wall, or on her body. She was also allegedly forced to write texts such as “Zoro owns me” on her body with a marker.
The Public Prosecution Service (OM) provided an update on the status of the case during a pre-trial hearing on Tuesday at the Rotterdam District Court. While the victim appeared at the hearing, the suspect was not present. H. is ashamed, and did not wish to attend, his lawyer said.
The OM called it “a nasty case” in court, which was investigated for connections to The Com, and a network known as “764″, where such acts are glorified. Extreme violence, degradation, and coercion result in its members gaining status within the online groups.
Authorities have previously confirmed that members of sadistic online groups sought out children on Roblox, trying to lure them from games into private chats. Various arrests were made with connections to the sadistic “Com” online community, and subgroups, like 764 and No Lives Matter. Over the summer, a 14-year-old Romanian boy was convicted of similar offenses to those charges that H. now faces.
Though he did not appear on Tuesday, H. submitted a letter to the court in which he expresses remorse, his lawyer said. “Everyone makes mistakes, and so do I,” his lawyer said when reading a quote from the letter.
“I deeply regret the things I have done. I am genuinely disappointed in myself.” His counsel also said that he is referred to in multiple publications as a member of Group 764, a part of The Com. However, H. denies that membership.
The suspect is undergoing examination by psychiatric experts. Additionally, a researcher from the Netherlands Institute for Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology (NIFP) is studying his living environment, background, and life history
The NIFP report is expected to be completed in December, though this may be concluded after the next preliminary hearing on Dec. 17. Another hearing was set for Feb. 4, with the trial expected to take place six weeks later on March 18 at the Rotterdam District Court.
