The Crypto Scammer.

The log line

Jake Morrison stole $200 million from 12,000 investors. Flew to Dubai. Bought a Lamborghini. Recorded a podcast about mindset. Then his heart stopped. Then he woke up in Crypto Hell. Azazel set the board. Every captured piece is someone Jake destroyed — by name, by number, by photograph. Then Exorcista walks in.

The receipts on the board

Each crystal pawn on Azazel's chessboard is a real victim with a frozen face inside. EP2 names four of them:

• Sarah Chen, 22. Put her student loans into Jake's coin. Couldn't pay tuition. Took a year off.
• Robert Williams, 67. Thirty years of savings. One transaction. Working a checkout line now.
• Marcus Chen. Jake's cofounder. Jake dumped his tokens twelve hours before the chain went dark and didn't warn him.
• Linda Morrison. Jake's mother. Mortgaged her house because her son said it was safe.

What you'll see

• Part 1 — The Trap. Dubai flashback. The chain dies. Jake wakes in Crypto Hell. Azazel materializes from red data streams. The rules of the board. Then the lights die — Exorcista's boots hit dark marble.
• Part 2 — The Game. Eight captures. Eight names. Eight receipts read aloud. The cofounder. The mother. Jake breaks somewhere around piece six.
• Part 3 — The Verdict. Jake tips his own king. Azazel falls — corrupted suit, golden horns, rune network — and dies standing. Exorcista lifts soul number two. Linda walks away from her son's body without looking back.

How to watch

Part 1 is live now on @TheExorcista as a YouTube Short. Parts 2 and 3 drop over the coming days — subscribe and hit the bell so you catch them in order. The companion album Crypto Hell — 16 tracks of hardcore, hard techno, industrial, phonk — is already streaming on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and Amazon Music.

→ Listen to the Crypto Hell album