A self-proclaimed demonologist was arrested for allegedly posting personal information about two women on his TikTok account.
Authorities in Port St. Lucie arrested Mark Asea, 36, on September 30 after investigators found an active felony warrant for him, CBS 12 News reported. Asea’s case had been reopened on September 24 following previous charges, including stalking, which had been dropped in May. He is now charged with one count of an offense against computer users.
What He Allegedly Posted About the First Woman
Asea reportedly uploaded more than 100 TikTok videos about a specific woman, posting as frequently as six times a day. These videos allegedly contained the woman’s personal information, including her passwords, banking details, license plate number, and current location. An arrest affidavit says some videos even discussed her last ten online purchases, although the woman told police she never received emailed receipts for those transactions.
The Second Woman Trusted Him
The second woman said she let Asea remotely access her computer in October 2025 to fix an app problem. Months later, she said he claimed he had put a virus on it while she was in the bathroom. She says a private Telegram message ended up on his TikTok. Asea reportedly claimed in a comment that the image came from WhatsApp.
Asea is set to be arraigned on Nov. 19.