Tag: Coco
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After a judge awarded him $10,725 in attorney fees against Jarred Brooks, D’Amato told his Oct. 29 YouTube stream that John Doe cases are coming, warned cease-and-desist recipients, and reopened his legal fund as the “ZDT Justice Fund.”
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Five clips from the October 13 YouTube stream document insults, a stated violent counterfactual, a partial address read out as a dare to critics, and a Ralph Act lecture he later called trolling.
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Two clips from an October 6 YouTube session capture D’Amato mixing conditional meet-up language with a direct wish that a named target suffer a stroke.
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D’Amato pairs the warning with a pledge to pursue legal action and subpoena anonymous online critics, framing it as community-backed accountability.
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ZeroDarkTony named Nasty Nathanial as someone at a subpoena hearing, urged his audience to investigate the person, and admitted to getting people fired from their jobs as retaliation.
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On September 23, 2026 YouTube stream, hours after an ER visit he said left him under orders to rest, Zero Dark Tony went live to call his critics obsessed stalkers, vow more copyright strikes and privacy complaints, and warn them they “can’t hide forever.”
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In his September 7, 2026 livestream, ZeroDarkTony used his platform to project an aggressive sentencing range of 90 days to seven years against Jarred Brooks and confidently asserted that prosecutors would leverage past protective orders and a prior conviction to secure maximum penalties.
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On a September 3, 2026 YouTube stream, Zero Dark Tony announced a Tuesday Pennsylvania court date for “Krackhead Kenny,” delivering a legal analysis that the actual charging document does not support.
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During an August 8, 2026 YouTube livestream, ZeroDarkTony told rival Scott he would counter-sue, subpoena associates, and file hate crime reports with LAPD.
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ZeroDarkTony spent a August 4 livestream predicting a contempt charge for a pro se defendant who filed a speech-impediment accommodation motion, then threatened a counter-suit and federal prison.