ZDT CHILLSTREAM KOURT KOUNTDOWN, FUNYUN BOI, CPAP vs DIRT NAP [ZeroDarkTony] / September 8, 2026 / YouTube / DCnz2MnhK-k
D’Amato also asserts on stream that the target “called all the schools at once,” a new framing for routine calling of a school district office, something many members of the public often do.
Anthony R. D’Amato, Jr., also known as ZeroDarkTony, used a September 8, 2026 YouTube livestream to discuss an active criminal harassment case against Jarred Brooks, also known as Krackhead Kenny. Over the course of the stream, D’Amato speculated about probable case outcomes and refers to Brooks repeatedly as “the respondent.”
We believe he is talking sometimes about DOA and sometimes about Krackhead Kenny, but it is sometimes very difficult to follow what he’s talking about at all.
“You Call the School. Not Only Did You Call a School, You Called All the Schools at Once.”
D’Amato framed the respondent’s court appearance as a near-certain guilty plea situation, predicting the public defender would negotiate a deal and expressing doubt that a trial would benefit the respondent. He stated on stream that video evidence he described as a “documented record of stalking” could be submitted to prosecutors after service of a summons, and that a Pennsylvania third-degree misdemeanor criminal harassment conviction could carry up to five years of jail time and several thousand dollars in fines.
He also claimed the respondent was not in his current legal position because of D’Amato’s own behavior, saying, “It’s not because he’s not in that position because of my behavior.” Separately, D’Amato addressed what he described as a “media campaign” by the respondent’s supporters, dismissing their framing of the dispute and telling his chat, “Let’s cut the bullshit on that. Miss me with that.”
Exhibit A
D’Amato tells his audience that video submitted after service of a summons will be “the biggest problem” for the respondent, and closes with, “And that’s why your ass has your guy in court.” This clip documents D’Amato’s on-stream characterization of the evidentiary record he believes prosecutors will receive and his assertion that the respondent’s supporters bear responsibility for the respondent’s legal position. D’Amato does not identify what specific video he is referring to or who would be providing it.
Timestamps: 00:19:17 – 00:21:20 | Open clip in new tab
D’Amato states the criminal harassment charge carries a maximum of five years and “several thousand in fines,” attributing that to what he believes is a Pennsylvania third-degree misdemeanor, though he immediately qualifies: “I don’t know.” He describes the situation as the result of a “media campaign” by the respondent’s side and rejects their framing of who said what.
Exhibit B
Addressing viewers he says are “listening right now,” D’Amato states: “You called the school. Not only did you call a school, you called all the schools at once. So us saying that you call the school was being actually nice compared to what you really did. Those are facts.” This clip documents D’Amato publicly asserting to Krackhead Kenny, on stream, that he contacted schools, a claim D’Amato states has been denied. He’s referencing a call that Kenny previously allegedly made to a school district.
Timestamps: 01:39:53 – 01:41:54 | Open clip in new tab
D’Amato presents the school-contact claim as settled fact, not allegation, and frames denial of it as a failure to take “the first step of rehabilitation.” No documentary evidence for the assertion is presented in the clip.
Exhibit C
D’Amato speculates on likely case outcomes, stating: “I would just be very surprised if it went to trial, that’s all. I think that would be a big mistake. Yeah, they could bring in all those other things and that doesn’t look good at all. A documented record of stalking. That’s what he’s got going. Plus a very lengthy criminal jacket.” He then adds, “I have no dog in the fight… the only thing that should come out is what’s true,” and suggests the respondent “knows he knows” how prior experience with the system works.
Timestamps: 02:13:04 – 02:16:26 | Open clip in new tab
D’Amato characterizes the respondent as having a prior criminal record and a history of stalking, neither of which is verified in the clip itself. He hedges his prediction with “but I could be wrong” and closes by noting public defenders in Pennsylvania “just like to make deals.” Taken together, the clips constitute a recorded instance of D’Amato publicly discussing the respondent’s pending criminal proceedings, characterizing the respondent’s alleged conduct and history, and asserting facts about school-contact activity, all broadcast to a live audience ahead of the Brooks’s September 8th court date.
Sources
- Original YouTube Video
- Full SRT Transcript
- Full Text Transcript
- Full Chat Transcript
- Date: 2026-09-08
- Stream ID: YOUTUBE · DCnz2MnhK-k