Category: Evidence Room
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ZeroDarkTony denied swatting DOA on stream, confirmed calling 911 and CHP, and threatened to subpoena police-seized phone evidence if DOA pursues a lawsuit.
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“It All Stops”: ZeroDarkTony’s Pitch for a Collective Lawsuit; Fact Checking His Jurisdiction Claims
“You just have to deal with it,” ZeroDarkTony told his rivals on August 2, warning that broadcasting a threat exposes them to jurisdiction in any state. The law says otherwise. Minutes later, he turned the fight into a group cause: “This is something we should get together on.”
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ZeroDarkTony analyzed plea deal leverage, likely sentencing ranges, and the prosecution’s ability to introduce Scott Hostetter’s prior arrests during a July 31, 2026 YouTube stream.
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ZeroDarkTony directed his livestream audience to submit law-enforcement complaints against two named targets, DOS and Shell predicted arrests within ten days, and announced plans to strike one target’s channel.
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ZeroDarkTony threatened online critics with subpoenas, copyright strikes, and felony conspiracy charges during a July 30, 2026 YouTube livestream.
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ZeroDarkTony threatened pepper spray against a rival streamer called “Boss,” announced subpoenas against audience members, and delivered sustained racist and appearance-based mockery across a July 26 stream.
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The morning after announcing John Doe lawsuits over alleged attorney stalking, D’Amato named specific rivals on stream, shifting away from “invisible idiots.”
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During a July 25, 2026 YouTube livestream, Anthony R. D’Amato, Jr. named specific individuals as suspects in his attorney’s alleged stalking, announced plans to send their photos to his lawyer, and predicted a named critic would be harmed by a third party.
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D’Amato alleged on stream that an unknown person followed his attorney from the office to his home and verbally confronted him, then announced he is pursuing John Doe litigation as a result.
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Anthony R. D’Amato, Jr., who compares himself to Don Rickles, spent a July 23 YouTube stream delivering sexual mockery, dehumanizing comparisons, and defamatory claims targeting a woman identified as “Chee.”