The Evidence Room is a growing database of documented online harassment, threats, and digital abuse cases. Each entry is backed by verified clips, transcripts, and timelines that preserve the record and expose patterns of behavior. Every article is open to read. Watching the video exhibits takes a free HNZ account, and full stream transcripts and chat logs are for HNZ Supporters.
This archive exists to ensure accountability, support those targeted by online harassers, and provide a clear, evidence-based view of how harassment escalates across platforms.
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A federal judge in Knoxville sentenced Kyle Spitze to 77 years, the longest federal sentence yet for what the Justice Department calls a “nihilistic violent extremist,” and here is how the “764” network operates, who else has been prosecuted and where the law falls short.
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On a Nov. 8 stream, D’Amato read out suicides he tied to false accusations, told critics he named that “people like you cause this” while saying he was not accusing them of any of the deaths, and said he would take them to court.
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On a Nov. 6 YouTube stream, D’Amato told critic Scott Hochstetter he has him “eight ways to fucking Sunday” in court, said Hochstetter ignored a cease-and-desist, and demanded a retraction and apology.
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In two segments of a Nov. 5 stream, D’Amato warned the host of Boss Talks Podcast, whom he calls Boss Slop, and other critics that he could take unspecified legal action “tomorrow if I want to,” while saying he did not want to.
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On a Nov. 5 YouTube stream, D’Amato said critics would get “surprises in the old YouTube email,” said he hoped people had filed police reports on a rival he called “Fatso,” and said a subpoena would identify who is behind a campaign against him.
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On a November 4 stream, D’Amato told viewers who say Scott Hochstetter harassed them to file police reports and send them to the prosecutor and the bail bondsman, predicting five reports would get Hochstetter’s bond revoked.
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On a Nov. 3 stream, D’Amato told a rival he would have “a big fucking problem” in court for replaying old clips of him, and later accused the same man of doxxing and extorting someone he could not name.
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D’Amato said Chi would be added to a planned lawsuit over flyers he says he has on video, said he could file “tomorrow,” and predicted Scott Hochstetter would lose big in his court fight with a man D’Amato calls Clearwater.
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On a November 1 stream, D’Amato said he had no duty to attach evidence to his cease-and-desist letters, that more letters are coming, and that since the conduct had not stopped, “we’re going all the way.”
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D’Amato said he has screenshots of critics reporting his channel, called it “torsion interference,” dared watchers to speak up in chat, and told Scott Hochstetter that a man he calls 86 could “bury you, legally.”