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.
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.
The account behind nearly half the money paid in Anthony D’Amato’s livestream chats says it cut ties with him on Sept. 2nd. In 13 months of chat records alone, the 86 GOP name accounts for $11,739.30.
During an October 21 YouTube livestream, D’Amato threatened subpoenas and a lawsuit over Hero Not Zero’s emailed questions about his John Doe suit, sent to the address he used for copyright strikes, and answered none of them.
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.
Targets he named include Jarred Brooks, known online as Krackhead Kenny, Brooks’s wife and their daughter, and a critic he calls Darren, across a sprawling October 21 YouTube broadcast.
On an Oct. 20 driving stream, D’Amato told Jarred Brooks, Brooks’s wife and others by name that they would be sued, and called a $23,197.40 fee request against Brooks money already owed; the judge later awarded $10,725.
On an Oct. 20 YouTube stream, D’Amato named people he says he will sue, report to the LAPD or subpoena, and said papers would be filed within 30 days.
During an October 18 YouTube livestream, D’Amato said he sent videos to the LAPD and Kendrick Moxon, then described graphic jail violence he said awaited Scott Hochstetter, known online as DOA, and said he hoped for it “a little bit.”
D’Amato acknowledged calling Pinche Becky a Mexican Shrekie or some shit on stream, while insisting the conduct did not constitute harassment.