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Escalation and Fundraising: ZDT Announces Legal Action Against Aaron Smith Levin
On January 7, 2026, a livestream by the YouTube creator known as ZeroDarkTony featured repeated public threats of legal action against Aaron Smith Levin, of the YouTube channel @GrowingUpInScientology along with direct fundraising appeals tied to the proposed litigation.
During the broadcast, the streamer accused Levin of publishing private medical information and repeatedly promised lawsuits, police reports, subpoenas, and depositions. The target was named multiple times while the host described planned legal strategies in detail.
At the same time, the stream actively solicited financial support through YouTube SuperChats as well as Venmo and CashApp contributions linked to what the host described as a “Justice for ZDT Fund.”
Chat activity shows $100 in SuperChat contributions during the broadcast, with supporters encouraging the legal action against Levin.
“Boy, the walls will soon be closing in on ASL. This is long overdue.” — @86GOPFOREVER (SuperChat $100)
What Happened: Legal Threats and Accusations on Livestream
The primary story revolves around accusations by the streamer that Aaron Smith Levin had committed a crime by allegedly posting the host’s private or medical information online. In repeated, forceful language, the streamer stated a clear intent to sue Levin, involve multiple parties, and utilize discovery and subpoenas. These announcements were framed not only as personal grievances but also as actions purportedly taken in defense of the streamer’s mother, who was mentioned as both a victim and a potential witness at trial.
Throughout the key segments of the broadcast, references to ongoing and planned legal filings were interspersed with appeals for financial support. This blend of aggressive public threats, detailed legal references, and monetized audience engagement marked an escalation beyond typical online disputes, with potential for community division and reputational consequences for those involved.
Exhibits
Exhibit A
Exhibit A captures a long muted moment followed by heightened antagonism and promoting the “Justice for ZDT Fund” as the streamer states: “Lawsuit incoming, and I will not lose.” This clip provides direct evidence of the streamer’s stated intention to initiate legal proceedings against Aaron Smith Levin, and also references plans to file a police report and issue subpoenas. He warns Levin saying, “Discovery ain’t your friend.”
Timestamp range: 00:19:48 – 00:22:28
This segment sets the tone for the stream, combining attacks on Aaron Smith-Levin with explicit legal threats. The streamer says funds raised will support litigation and references police reports and subpoenas, while SuperChat activity shows viewers financially backing the escalation.
Exhibit B
Exhibit B further substantiates the streamer’s public announcement of litigation, stating: “You won’t be the only name on the lawsuit, you understand me? We will be suing Aaron Smith Levin.” In this excerpt, the streamer emphasizes the supposed strength of their legal case and again accuses Levin of sharing private information, claiming that multiple attorneys have already advised them on their prospects. He also thanks Nora Ames, who had recently tried to file a restraining order against ZeroDarkTony herself.
Timestamp range: 00:22:45 – 00:24:21
The streamer says the lawsuit has been “in the works for a while,” claims attorney support for the case, and states that his mother could testify as a witness.
Exhibit C
Exhibit C shifts from threat to assertion of inevitability, with the streamer proclaiming to Levin: “So laugh it up all you want funny boy,” proclaiming to his audience that “Aaron will pay for the damage he’s done.” The segment covers ongoing police reports, the legal case’s advancement, and repeated claims of harassment—the stream culminating in accusations that the situation constitutes a “hate crime” due to religious targeting.
Timestamp range: 00:25:25 – 00:28:26
During the same portion of the stream, the streamer also claims the situation could constitute a hate crime, asserting that the alleged harassment was motivated by hostility toward Scientologists and specifically linking those claims to Levin and others he believes are involved.
The discussion expands beyond a single dispute, with the streamer suggesting that multiple individuals could ultimately be named in a lawsuit connected to the alleged harassment campaign. References to discovery and legal filings continue throughout the segment.
Fundraising requests appear again during this portion of the broadcast. The streamer asks viewers to share Venmo and CashApp links to help finance the anticipated legal action.
Chat activity remained highly engaged during this portion of the stream. The interaction illustrates how the discussion of legal retaliation was occurring alongside active financial support and encouragement from viewers.
Sources
- Original YouTube Video
- Full SRT Transcript
- Full Text Transcript
- Date: 2026-01-07
- Stream ID: YOUTUBE · aJyDzyBs0bw