Tag: DOA
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D’Amato said cease-and-desist letters were going out to critics, said Scott Hochstetter is charged with assault with a deadly weapon, and argued that a critic’s claims about his Scientology ties are a hate crime.
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On an Oct. 28 stream, D’Amato said he would file a police report against Scott Hochstetter, who faces felony charges, and would learn the identities of critics he says he could sue.
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On an October 27 stream, D’Amato described calling police and said a woman was then pulled over only “because she was speeding,” while denying that he swatted Scott Hochstetter; he also said he would report Hochstetter to the LAPD for a hate crime.
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Six clips from the October 26 stream document D’Amato describing Ralph Act claims, named co-defendants, and a fee hearing days away.
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D’Amato frames rivals’ misfortunes as evidence of his untouchability while discussing a pending fee hearing tied to ongoing litigation against Scott Hochstetter.
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Eight clips from D’Amato’s October 25 stream document his stated intent to sue multiple parties, collect attorney fees, and use court subpoenas to identify critics.
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On an Oct. 21 stream, D’Amato predicted that someone he calls Clearwater would hurt Scott Hochstetter and said he would sue Jarred Brooks’s wife and daughter, a threat he took back five days later.
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During an October 17 YouTube stream, D’Amato predicted jail time and a beating in jail for Scott Hochstetter, known online as DOA, and repeated his unverified claim that Hochstetter got a restraining order for filming minors.
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D’Amato also alleges a nurse (his ex) doxxed his mother during an episode he calls “the whole giggly gage thing,” adding a harassment claim alongside the litigation commentary.
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Nine clips from the October 13 YouTube stream document D’Amato’s stated litigation plans, repeated jail-violence predictions directed at Scott Hochstetter, and an audience call to vote on the prediction.