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Demonologist Accused of Doxxing Women & GPS Tracking
5 Oct
Summary
- TikTok creator Mark Stephen Asea was arrested for doxxing women.
- He allegedly posted private information and tracked victims' locations.
- Charges include felony unauthorized access to electronic devices.
Mark Stephen Asea, a 36-year-old TikTok personality from Port St. Lucie, Florida, is back in jail following his September 30 arrest. He faces a felony charge for unauthorized access to computer or electronic devices. This marks a resurgence of legal trouble, as similar charges from April were dropped in May, only for a new computer-access charge to be filed in September.
Investigators detailed two women's experiences where their private information appeared in Asea's TikTok posts. One woman claimed Asea accessed her computer without authorization in October 2025, later posting a private photo from her Telegram account. He also allegedly made comments about knowing her GPS location. Asea, who lists 'Demonologist' and 'Grey Hat Hacker' among his online descriptors, reportedly uploaded over 100 videos concerning one victim, sometimes six per day.
He is scheduled for arraignment on November 19. This renewed prosecution follows a dismissed civil stalking protection case from the summer. The specific reasons for the initial charges being dropped and the subsequent reopening of the criminal case remain unclear.
