Interestingly, there is a criminal element to this situation which the perpetrator may not even realize makes the situation more serious.
Cyberstalking/threats for personal reasons can be difficult to prosecute for various reasons:
1) There's two sides to every story. The pereptrator can claim he was a victim himself, and was simply fighting back. (We're seeing some of that bullshit here, with this "I always protect family" nonsense.)
2) It needs to be shown that there was a criminal motive, not just in-the-moment anger.
3) In general, personal disputes tend to escalate on both sides, and people say things they don't mean.
Therefore, in order to prosecute someone criminally for cyberstalking and criminal threats, you need to show:
1) A pattern of this behavior, ideally with multiple unrelated victims
2) A clear criminal motive
3) Proof that all or most of the escalation was on the end of the perpetrator
But guess what we have here?
A financial motive.
Yes, notice that this individual runs a channel where is consistently attempting to build traffic, and then posts affiliate links to gambling sites which make him money. (Oddly he criticizes CM for doing the same thing!)
In fact, just recently he was promoting an upcoming video advertising legal sportsbooks. But since that video never came to exist, don't worry. I have copies of videos where affiliate links were already posted in the past.
This individual's attacks against innocent people have almost all come against those with competing channels or forums!
It is clear that he is trying to inditimidate and terrorize all competing channels into taking their content down, so his can have the monopoly on CM-related content. It is further clear that he is trying to intimidate and terrorize me into taking this forum or thread down, as it is also competing with his channel, and in fact some users will point out holes in the "information" he posts about CM, which harms his channel's credibility.
This is a very clear pattern. He is running a channel supposedly to "expose scammers", yet in reality is attempting to build traffic to post affiliate links, and is using intimidation and threats to get the perceived competition to go away.
This is very different than normal cyberstalking or internet threats. Here he is engaging in threats/cyberstalking to serve a commercial interest, which is a more serious charge, and is much more likely to get the attention of both law enforcement and prosecutors.
Furthremore, it will be much easier to prove in civil court that the harassment campaign against me was part of a larger pattern of harassing perceived competitors, and not simply because he (erroneously) believed I was working with Morgenstern.
I can't take full credit for this one. One of the attorneys I spoke to brought this point up, when he asked, "Why is this guy doing this to you?", and I explained that I'm one of several he threatens and harasses. After hearing more about it, the attorney explained to me that this is a clear case of threats to commercial competitors, which is a huge no-no and gets people actually put in prison. He said that given the large number of people threatened, and given that almost all of them either competed with his channel or questioned information presented on his channel, this would be an easy one to prove.
Imagine how it will sound to the jury when a montage of threats are played and read to the court, and all of them happen to be either competitors or critics of your channel. Oh, and all the anti-gay slurs will go over great as well. I'm sure they'll have tons of sympathy, especially given your previous conviction.