Alleged Scattered Spider Member Peter Stokes Extradited to US

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Summary

Peter Stokes, an alleged Scattered Spider member, was extradited to the US and remains in federal custody facing cybercrime charges. Authorities allege he participated in data theft and extortion attempts, including attacks on two businesses in 2025.

Key points

  • The 19-year-old dual US-Estonian citizen was extradited from Finland and ordered held in federal custody after appearing in court in Chicago.
  • Stokes, also known as “Bouquet” and “Jordan,” is accused of participating in Scattered Spider since its formation in 2022.
  • He faces conspiracy, cyber intrusion and fraud charges; the allegations have not been established as facts in the article.
  • Authorities cited alleged attacks on a luxury jewelry retailer in May 2025 and a US-based insurance company in June 2025.
  • Police arrested Stokes as he attempted to board a flight to Japan, reportedly finding two hard drives containing allegedly incriminating evidence.
  • Officials say Scattered Spider has targeted more than 100 businesses and extorted over $100 million since 2022.

Article Details

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Extradition and criminal charges against an alleged Scattered Spider member.
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Peter Stokes was extradited to the United States and remains in federal custody facing conspiracy, cyber intrusion, and fraud charges. Authorities say Scattered Spider has infiltrated more than 100 businesses since 2022 and extorted more than $100 million, causing disruption and losses. Stokes is accused of involvement in data theft and extortion attempts, including attacks on a luxury jewelry retailer and a U.S.-based insurance company.

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