Tag: Violence
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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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D’Amato outlined a plan involving a detective, the district attorney and a bail bondsman, all aimed at his rival Scott Hochstetter, who streams as DOA. In September, Hochstetter named D’Amato as one of 37 defendants in a federal civil rights lawsuit.
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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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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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He cited an existing restraining order as a template for the critics he says are next, and claimed one opponent, Krackhead Kenny, lied under oath about YouTube income.
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ZeroDarkTony spent an August 30 YouTube broadcast repeating unverified paternity claims about the children of the host of Boss Talks Podcast and threatening subpoenas against multiple targets.
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ZeroDarkTony’s April 14, 2026 livestream features repeated threats framed as “jokes” and “predictions” about named individuals. He describes scenarios of injury and death, including claims that a target will be “found… dead,” while laughing. These statements often follow brief disclaimers, creating a pattern where denial is quickly replaced by vivid, personalized depictions of harm directed…