Florida Police Arrested a Self-Described Demonologist After Two Women Said He Accessed Their Private Information and Posted It on Tiktok

Instagram Facebook Facebook Twitter Twitter Amazon TikTok TikTok Thought Catalog Diamond Mark Camera Collective World FlagLink Loading Arrow Pointing Down Skip to content Mark Stephen Asea, 36, of Port St. Lucie, was booked September 30, 2026, on a third-degree felony charge of unauthorized access to a computer. Two women told Port St. Lucie Police that private details about them turned up in his TikTok videos after they’d asked him for tech help.

+7view gallery One woman said Asea recited information she’d never given him: her password, her phone’s IMEI, a MAC address, her last 10 online purchases, banking details and a vehicle license plate. She said she’d shared the password only in a closed TikTok group chat. Asea wasn’t known to be a member, and she suspected he’d used a fake account to get in.

+7view gallery Investigators said he mentioned her in more than 100 TikTok videos, posting as many as 6 in a single day. In the clips, he’s quoted saying, “Let’s talk about your actual password,” and “How about we talk about the last 10 purchases you made online?”

Police also said he ran a separate website where he posted an unauthorized photo of her getting a tattoo. In a video about how he’d located her, he’s quoted saying, “Thanks to the GPS within her phone, but what did I do?”

+7view gallery The second woman gave him remote access to her computer in October 2025 to troubleshoot an app. She said he later claimed he’d installed malware while she was briefly out of the room, giving him a way to keep accessing the computer.

+7view gallery A photo she said had existed only in a private Telegram message on her phone later appeared in one of his videos. He reportedly claimed it came from WhatsApp, but she provided a screenshot disputing that account.

Police seized computers, phones, hard drives, a PlayStation 5, networking gear and a Wi-Fi antenna from his home.

+7view gallery Asea’s TikTok bio has listed titles including “Demonologist,” “Clairsentient,” “Empath” and “Grey Hat Hacker.” Earlier versions also included “narcissistic abuse survivor” and “father.” The April police materials documented the labels “former satanist” and “cybersecurity engineer.”

+7view gallery He was previously arrested in April 2026 on stalking and computer charges. Prosecutors dropped those charges in May.

In a separate civil proceeding, a woman obtained a temporary stalking injunction against him in July 2026. A judge dissolved the injunction and dismissed the civil case on September 8.

+7view gallery The current, narrower case involves a single computer-access felony filed on September 24. Bodycam footage from his September 30 rearrest captured him laughing and saying he was “doing alright” and “a lot better than back in April.”

+7view gallery Asea is presumed innocent. He’s held on $35,000 bond with arraignment set for November 19, 2026.

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