Tag: restraining order
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Anthony R. D’Amato Jr., who streams as ZeroDarkTony, says he will file a John Doe lawsuit to learn who runs Hero Not Zero and other accounts that criticize him. His letter names no statement he says is false. Court records show a judge quashed his last attempt to identify online critics, and that he was…
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A judge awarded D’Amato’s lawyers less than half of what they asked Jarred Brooks to pay. That evening, D’Amato told viewers “the truth wins again” and said Brooks had been “court-ordered” to a financial assessment office. The minute order says nothing about one. Jarred Brooks, who represented himself and had his court fees waived, has…
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On an October 29 stream, D’Amato cursed at a chat critic, said he took a plea deal in a past criminal case, and told a person he calls Cody, whom he accuses of doxxing victims in that case, “you’re going to pay for that.”
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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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Five clips from the October 24 YouTube stream document D’Amato naming individuals for subpoenas, predicting jailhouse beatings for Scott Hochstetter, and calling audience members “open fucking season.”
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ZeroDarkTony spent 18 minutes in a Sticker Chick panel chat, misstating DOA’s criminal charges, touting fee money he hopes to collect and posting about an RV, a bonfire and dynamite. All nine of his messages were removed. The protective order from his criminal case runs against the streamer for 10 years, a fact the panel…
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Plans include subpoenas for named witnesses with a $23,000 fee request against Jarred Brooks. The judge has not ruled on the fees.
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On October 23rd, D’Amato named a spouse, a daughter, and multiple online figures as planned defendants, citing the Ralph Act and the Bane Act
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During an October 22 stream, D’Amato described legal filings he says are nearly done, called Hero Not Zero’s emailed questions a “third party violation,” and told anonymous channel operators their bank verification data would surface their identities.
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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.