#Live #DefenderofAnts #DOA [The Lord of the Gadflies] / October 1, 2026 / YouTube / YxGoa4Z3ZJ8

Scott Hochstetter, better known online as DOA (DefenderofAnts), talked about a court fee hearing in the Anthony D’Amato vs. Jarred Brooks, also known as ZeroDarkTony, versus Krackhead Kenny restraining order case during an October 1, 2026, YouTube livestream. Hochstetter, who said he attended or watched the hearing, offered commentary on the court’s rulings and the parties’ legal strategies. He also described his own prior experience fighting a fee motion brought by ZeroDarkTony, which he said he won before Judge Ochoa.

“I Do Think That There Was a Great Injustice Done”

Hochstetter was careful to frame his comments as criticism of the outcome rather than sympathy for Kenny. He stated on stream: “I’m not defending anything that Kenny’s doing at all because I just, that motherfucker has been lying and defaming me and all this stupid shit… I do think that there was a great injustice done.” He described the court as having ordered Kenny to complete a family court financial disclosure form, and said the opposing attorney argued that Kenny’s streaming constituted employment income. The hearing was continued to November 6th pending review of Kenny’s financial records.

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