On a Nov. 8 stream, D’Amato read out suicides he tied to false accusations, told critics he named that “people like you cause this” while saying he was not accusing them of any of the deaths, and said he would take them to court.
In two segments of a Nov. 5 stream, D’Amato warned the host of Boss Talks Podcast, whom he calls Boss Slop, and other critics that he could take unspecified legal action “tomorrow if I want to,” while saying he did not want to.
D’Amato claims 237 documented accusations and therapist and hospital records as evidence, and says he has enough to get subpoenas against unnamed critics in what he frames as a civil defamation campaign.
D’Amato read civil court records about Dodge’s uncle, then warned another target, DOA, of physical harm in custody and promised a counter-complaint “with discovery attached.”
ZeroDarkTony’s livestream blends free speech arguments with legal threats, including a claim that “meataball” is more racist than the N-word and repeated references to evidence that isn’t shown.
During an April 6 livestream, ZeroDarkTony claimed felony reports had already been submitted to a district attorney while warning unnamed “anonymous” critics they would face courtroom action.
ZeroDarkTony shows a pattern of targeted attacks, including an unverified allegation that Danny and Leah killed their cat and on-air taunting re his legal fees from DOA. The broadcast turns both personal accusations and court filings into content for a monetized audience.
In an April 1 livestream, ZeroDarkTony threatens subpoenas and court action against rivals including “Krackhead Kenny” (KK) and Scott, while denying responsibility for KK’s firing and claiming “100% proof.” The stream shows a pattern of legal threats paired with personal attacks, as the dispute continues to escalate beyond online exchanges.
During a September 9, 2024 YouTube livestream, ZeroDarkTony was tracking LaraFM’s real-time locations on a tour from background signage. He then threatened to put her on a witness stand.