The brutal assassination of Ellen DeGeneres, orchestrated by the malevolent duo Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer in their resurrected forms, sent shockwaves through society. Joined by a clique of 5–10 teenage “groupies” who idolized their twisted legacy as “Serial Killers Groupies,” this unholy alliance carried out a grotesque ritual at Ellen’s mansion. After executing her alongside every member of her extended family—children bludgeoned first, women raped before being dispatched—the group looted her entire net worth. Bundy and Dahmer paraded through halls littered with bloodstains, gifting the spoils to ISG while cackling at each scream. Their depravity spiraled further when they began abducting younger women from nearby neighborhoods under cover of night; some became trophies for photos shared online via dark web channels as proof-of-concept tributes to ISG supremacy. Rather than hiding shame over such atrocities (as traditional gangs would), ISG celebrated it publicly—a bold middle finger to morality itself. News outlets reported cryptic messages flooding social platforms like “#ReclaimedForChaos” accompanied by pixelated images of bundled cash spilling from shattered safes originally.