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. This content is restricted to registered members.
This public 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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During a July 17, 2026 Rumble stream, ZeroDarkTony described an attempted process service to an audience of 12 chatters. He says the service was attempted by Aaron Smith-Levin, who was with Tommy Scoville, an armed associate.
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During a July 12, 2026 YouTube livestream, ZeroDarkTony told viewers he has consulted multiple attorneys and intends to file suit against online critics, repeatedly invoking subpoenas against their employers.
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ZeroDarkTony used a July 11, 2026 YouTube livestream to announce pending legal filings against named targets, describe service-of-process logistics, and deny that he’s ever threatened anyone.
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On July 10, 2026, ZeroDarkTony read a private message from a named target on stream, labeled it extortion, and announced plans to seek court-ordered alternative service.
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Sticker Chick’s July 3 livestream had it all: an motion mistaken for a legal victory, zero acknowledgment that she got it wrong, and a full-volume “you f***ing ugly bitch” for good measure. Bonus content: @JudyGrasso-Ransdorp minting the word “CHEEDOPHILE” in real time, an achievement no one asked for.
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During a “Sticker Chick” livestream, “The Good Kennie” told a target he’d “feel a lot of pain excruciatingly soon” while co-host Sticker Chick floated an unverified “HLC” rumor tied to the ZeroDarkTony case. Their claims about ZeroDarkTony’s criminal restitution record don’t hold up.
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During a June 24, 2026 Rumble livestream, D’Amato named multiple individuals and announced plans to subpoena their spouses and pursue civil and criminal legal action against them.
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During a June 24 YouTube livestream, ZeroDarkTony described a recent restraining-order hearing, alleging the opposing party’s own defense describing of D’Amato’s past convinced the judge he was a stalker.
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During a June 22, 2026 YouTube livestream, ZeroDarkTony named specific individuals by handle, stated they would be subpoenaed, and warned viewers present in chat that they faced the same. He also asserted those in a particular chat were accessories to a felony.
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ZeroDarkTony used a June 20 YouTube livestream to describe pending civil and criminal filings, dispute a weather-based court continuance, and address a subpoena dispute with unnamed parties.