FBI Investigates Gabriel Guillem on International Reports Concerning Crimes Against Children, Sextortion, Cybercrime and Fraud
Crimes Against Children
Crimes against children are at the center of law-enforcement reports concerning Gabriel Guillem. Information provided for this developing case identifies Guillem in connection with the creation and distribution of child sexual-abuse material, sexualized fetish material involving minors, and the distribution of videos involving children to fetish collectors. Reports concerning these activities have been submitted to U.S. law-enforcement authorities as part of a wider investigation into Guillem's online activities.
The reports describe material involving minors crushing and stepping on insects as fetish content and videos depicting children fighting that were distributed to fetish collectors. Additional reports concern sexual material involving minors distributed through online accounts and channels connected with Guillem. Multiple distribution sources associated with this material have been removed and it is believed he is trafficking his content through private channels.
Law-enforcement reports concerning Guillem span multiple countries and involve numerous websites, social-media accounts, online platforms and identities. The crimes-against-children component represents one part of a broader case that also includes reports concerning sextortion, threats, fraud, identity theft, stalking, cybercrime and impersonation.
One of the most concerning aspects of the case is Guillem’s connection to the music industry through his younger brother, Sebastian “Sebas” Guillem. Sebas Guillem is a Costa Rican singer-songwriter who gained international attention after appearing on the eleventh season of Got Talent España in 2026. Reports and documented communications reviewed in connection with the case describe Gabriel invoking his brother’s public profile to intimidate witnesses, establish credibility with women he approached online, and gain the trust of individuals seeking employment opportunities.
Multiple individuals reportedly warned members of the Guillem family about Gabriel’s conduct. According to those accounts, the family made efforts to protect his brother’s career and public reputation rather than bringing the reported conduct to law enforcement. At this time, there is no evidence indicating that members of the Guillem family were involved in Gabriel Guillem’s reported criminal activities.
Patreon and FeetFinder Accounts
Patreon and FeetFinder accounts connected with Guillem were removed from the platforms following child-protection concerns, according to information provided for this developing case. Activity associated with the accounts was reported to authorities. The accounts form part of the broader digital history being examined in connection with Guillem.
The Patreon and FeetFinder activity is particularly significant because the accounts were connected with content and communications described in reports concerning minors. Their removal occurred alongside reports being made concerning Guillem's activities of abusing children, pedophilia, and pornographic content posted without consent. Wanted Tracker independently confirmed that Patreon permanently banned Guillem from its platform and reported his activity to the FBI.
Documentation from Patreon confirms that Guillem was permanently removed from the platform following reports involving prohibited sexual content concerning minors and content uploaded without the subjects’ consent.
Fart Flix
Guillem created a website and users on various social media outlets identified as Fart Flix that specialized in extreme fetish-oriented sexual content involving women, according to information provided in connection with the case. TikTok and Instagram accounts have been removed from the platform. Reports concerning the operation describe Guillem filming fetish material involving defecation and flatulence directed at women and children. Guillem is reported to have targeted sex workers and women on LinkedIn under false pretenses, using deceptive approaches to recruit or draw them into sexually exploitative and degrading situations.
Reports connected with Fart Flix and Gabriel Guillem describe content involving minors and pedophilia going back decades. The child-related material described in the reports includes fetish content and other material distributed through channels associated with Guillem. He monetized videos of children crushing insects, fighting one another, and nudes provided by other pedophiles. The FBI reports there may be hundreds of victims that are unaware that these videos of them are being distributed online. He posed to people that they would be used for personal use but they were in fact being sold online. It is believed that Guillem is now distributing and selling this content through private channels, including Snapchat and Telegram, following the reported shutdown of Fart Flix by federal authorities.
Fart Flix represents one of several online operations identified in reports concerning Guillem. The case extends beyond a single website and includes social-media accounts, adult-content platforms, purported companies and numerous online identities. Wanted Tracker obtained the messages below, in which Guillem acknowledges ownership of the Patreon account “Fart Flix” before subsequently seeking to minimize his involvement by disputing claims concerning child sexual-abuse material and non-consensual uploads. The accompanying Patreon correspondence states that enforcement action was taken over content involving minors, directly contradicting his characterization of why the associated account was removed.
Sextortion
Sextortion is another major component of reports concerning Guillem. Information supplied for the developing case describes women and other individuals being targeted through online communications before private or sexual information was used to manipulate, threaten or intimidate them. Reports describe the conduct continuing across social-media accounts and other online channels.
The sextortion reports overlap with other aspects of the case, including impersonation, identity misuse and harassment. Individuals who challenged Guillem or attempted to distance themselves from him have described subsequent intimidation and online targeting. Multiple reports concerning this conduct have been provided in connection with the broader investigation.
Death Threats and Intimidation
Multiple reports concerning Guillem include death threats and intimidation directed toward people following disputes, confrontations and reports to authorities. Victims have described threatening communications alongside harassment and the exposure of personal information. The intimidation described in the reports forms a recurring part of the conduct associated with Guillem. Reports indicate death threats, stalking, and hateful conduct spanning 15 years. Some individuals who came forward to law enforcement subsequently experienced additional harassment. Reports describe personal information being exposed online and multiple accounts being used to continue intimidation following blocking or removal of Gabriel Guillem.
The threats documented below include reported threats of violence, threats directed at victims’ family members, and death threats against individuals who have obtained restraining or protective orders involving Guillem. In several of the documented exchanges, victims had reportedly ceased communicating with him for years, while threatening messages continued to be sent repeatedly without any response or apparent provocation. Hundreds of threatening communications from multiple individuals have been submitted to law-enforcement authorities as evidence; only a limited selection is presented here to avoid disclosing sensitive material or potentially interfering with the ongoing investigation.
Fraud
Fraud represents another substantial area of the reports concerning Guillem. Over approximately the past two years, information provided for the case describes him targeting people searching for employment, business arrangements and other opportunities online. Individuals provided personal information believing they were participating in legitimate professional interactions before that information was subsequently misused.
Reports describe deceptive job interviews and business communications being used as part of these interactions. Guillem has been described as manipulating professional situations and people around him while presenting false or misleading information about his identity, businesses and intentions. These reports form part of the larger fraud and identity-related component of the case.
The reported conduct is not limited to a single platform or type of victim. Information concerning fraudulent activity spans social media, alleged employment opportunities, business communications and adult-content platforms. Different identities and company names have appeared throughout those interactions.
Identity Theft and Unauthorized Pornographic Accounts
Identity theft is another significant component of reports concerning Guillem. Information supplied for the case describes personal information obtained from individuals being used to establish accounts in their names without authorization. Some of those accounts were created on pornographic and adult-content websites such as Patreon and Pornhub.
Victims discovered that their identities had been associated with accounts and content they had never created or authorized. Reports concerning this activity describe personal information obtained through opportunities before being used elsewhere online. These incidents form part of the broader pattern of fraud and impersonation described in reports concerning Guillem.
The identity-related conduct also intersects with Guillem's reported use of multiple aliases. Names belonging to other people, including members of his own family, have appeared in communications and accounts connected with the case. Reports concerning unauthorized adult accounts and false identities have been provided to authorities.
Falsified Legal Documents
Reports describe Guillem creating or sending false legal documents during conflicts with victims and other individuals. Communications were presented as legitimate legal correspondence, and reports describe him pretending to be lawyers or claiming to be represented by legal professionals as seen below. These documents were used in connection with threats and intimidation directed toward people involved in disputes with him. One example supplied by the FBI involves him impersonating Grey Harper LLC, of Vancouver, Canada.
The false-document activity is part of a broader pattern of impersonation described throughout the case. Reports include identities being used to create the appearance that communications were coming from people other than Guillem. Legal terminology and false legal representation were used as part of communications intended to pressure recipients.
Below are screenshots of legal threats emailed to a victim, alongside documentation confirming that the law firm named in those communications did not represent Guillem as a client. Taken together, the records provide direct evidence that the claimed legal representation cited in the threatening messages was categorically false.
Cybercrime and Online Harassment
Cyber-related offenses are another component of the reports concerning Guillem. Victims who confronted him or reported his activities have described subsequent online harassment, exposure of personal information, hundreds of death threats, and coordinated activity across social-media accounts. Reports describe doxxing and the distribution of information concerning victims after disputes involving Guillem.
The cyber activity overlaps with the threats, sextortion, fraud and identity-theft components of the case. Multiple accounts and identities have been associated with communications directed toward victims. Reports also describe other people being drawn into conflicts under false pretenses. Individuals were provided information that caused them to contact or confront others without understanding the full circumstances.
Information concerning cyber-related activity has been submitted alongside reports concerning Guillem's other conduct. The international nature of the reported activity means victims, platforms and accounts connected with the case span multiple jurisdictions. Documented below are accounts of abuse reported by multiple victims, including evidence showing that Gabriel published one victim’s Instagram account on a pornographic website associated with him. After the publication of the account, the individual reported receiving unsolicited contact from multiple users seeking “farting” and insect-crushing fetish content, followed by sustained online harassment and intimidation.
GG Enterprises
GG Enterprises is identified in reports as a company operated by Guillem. Information supplied for the developing case raises questions about the documentation and registration of the specific GG Enterprises operation connected with him. The company name has appeared in communications involving business opportunities, employment and the collection of personal information.
Reports concerning GG Enterprises overlap with the fraud and identity-theft components of the case. Individuals searching for opportunities were contacted through professional interactions before personal information was obtained. The company name has consequently become another identifier associated with reports concerning Guillem.
More recent information identifies a new operation using the name GG Enterprises Uganda. Reports concerning that operation describe women being targeted through opportunities associated with the company. No evidence has been identified establishing that these businesses were properly licensed or operating with the required tax and legal documentation. Guillem has since removed references identifying himself as CEO and deleted his LinkedIn profile, as reflected in the documentation below.
Multiple Identities and Aliases
Guillem has operated under numerous names and identities identified in reports, including Gabriel Guillem, Gabriel Guillen, Gabriel Arturo Guillen Alvarez, Gabe Guillem, Gabe, Brenda Escobar, Sofia Sandoval, Sebas Guillem and Jaime Guillem. In some cases he pretends to be women. On multiple occasions, reports describe him using the names or identities of his own family members and friends. The different identities have appeared across online communications, social-media activity and other interactions connected with the developing case.
The use of numerous names has allowed apparently separate interactions to occur under different identities. Victims in different locations have encountered different names while reporting conduct connected with Guillem. Family identities have also appeared in communications associated with his activities.
Use of Family Members' Identities
Reports concerning Guillem describe repeated use of family members' names and identities. His brother Sebastian Guillem, described in information supplied for the case as a singer in Costa Rica, has been referenced in connection with interactions in which Gabriel used his brother's identity or public profile to establish credibility with women and younger people. The name Sebas Guillem is also among the identities appearing in reports connected with Gabriel.
Nothing in the information described here establishes that Sebastian Guillem participated in Gabriel's reported criminal conduct. The relevant conduct concerns Gabriel's reported use of his brother's identity and reputation. Other family names, including Jaime Guillem, have also appeared among identities connected with the case. There is no indication that members of Gabriel Guillem’s family were involved in the criminal activity attributed to him.
Sebastian Guillem, a Costa Rican singer and Gabriel Guillem’s younger brother, has been identified in reports as someone whose name and identity Gabriel has used to impersonate him and establish trust when approaching women online.
$10,000 Reward
Tech Against Trafficking is offering a $10,000 reward leading to Gabriel Guillem's arrest and prosecution in the United States. The reward will be issued following his arrest and conviction by the FBI. The reward accompanies a developing case involving reports of crimes against children, sextortion, cybercrime, threats, fraud, identity theft, impersonation and falsified legal documents. Information concerning Guillem has been submitted across multiple jurisdictions, while additional victims and witnesses may remain unidentified. People who encountered him through his aliases, websites, companies or online accounts may hold information relevant to the case. Reports indicate he may have been tipped off by family and friends and has deleted his social media. He is believed to frequent Medellín, Colombia, Herradura and Escazú, Costa Rica; and Vancouver, Canada, and may travel between these locations.
Information Sought Worldwide
Anyone with information concerning Gabriel Guillem, Gabriel Guillen, Gabe Guillem, Gabe, Brenda Escobar, Fart Flix, the relevant Patreon or FeetFinder accounts, GG Enterprises, GG Enterprises Uganda, or any of the conduct described in this article is urged to come forward. This includes victims, former associates, employees, job applicants, business contacts, online-content purchasers and people who interacted with any of the identities or accounts connected with the reports.
If you have information, preserve the records already in your possession and provide what you personally know directly to law enforcement; do not confront, follow, threaten, hack or attempt to detain anyone, and do not download, copy or redistribute suspected child sexual-abuse material. Information potentially relevant to a U.S. federal investigation can be submitted through the FBI's official Submit a Tip portal, while people outside the United States can also contact their local or national police, which can coordinate internationally when appropriate through INTERPOL.
