Aaron Imholte / Steel Toe Morning/Evening Show / "The Toe Boys" / r/steeltoeboringshow - Disgraced Minnesotan radio host turned racist Internet shock jock. Cuckold chef de Spaghetti-os, "2-2" boxing "coach". Has a legion of a-logs. Lost his wife to a coke addict he played "Strip Twister" with. Fined $50 for sharing nudes of Kayla Rekieta.

[victor lasagna]

There are a number of people in the dabbleverse more pathetic than Aaron. Chad Zumock, Joey C, Ray Devito, Rob Saul come to mind. At least Aaron seems to scratch out a living.,

But Dead Broke Geno is probably the most pathetic. Gets like a dozen viewers despite bragging that he had a huge show on paywalled Cumia's Compound for a decade. Now he lives with his mother-in-law at 55, getting wasted all the time. And despite the Italian omerta bullshit, hes going to fold like a cheap suit and say whatever is consistent with his previous ratting. He's going to do whatever the state asks him to do.

 

[Folgers Can]

IANAL, but does he not live in an entirely different state? Can they bring you in by force?

If you're morbidly curious for the long answer some debate in pages 212 and 213 here went into tons more detail with citations as to why the short answer's a resounding yes. Now that we finally know the state's going to bother at all, there's no stopping this train.

Spoiler: Annoying thing to say

Called it!

I guarantee if some fuckwad prosecutor tried to drag me halfway across the country over bullshit like this, first I'd challenge it and if he somehow got it past a challenge, I wouldn't remember a goddamn thing, prove I do.

At long last, with today's filings you will soon have your wish. New York goombahs like Geno know exactly how to handle it:

 

[Kipersonapiscesotter]

But Dead Broke Geno is probably the most pathetic. Gets like a dozen viewers despite bragging that he had a huge show on paywalled Cumia's Compound for a decade. Now he lives with his mother-in-law at 55, getting wasted all the time. And despite the Italian omerta bullshit, hes going to fold like a cheap suit and say whatever is consistent with his previous ratting. He's going to do whatever the state asks him to do.

He might. The details depend on the type of subpoena used. If it is a Uniform Act one it seems risky to ignore, as it could land him with criminal charges in New York.

If it is a general warrant, the risks of ignoring it greatly diminish and we are back in civil territory. This jury trial is a short one. How it would generally work is you would rack up fines in New York for each day you don't attend. That might be problematic for a 6 week trial, but it will likely mean the Judge would just toss the trial for a two day, relatively minor, crime, and Geno would likely escape with no penalty.

We are about to find out how much of a little bitch Geno is.

This also seems to confirm that the phone records are incomplete (no photo) or that they can't enter it into evidence without a recipient.

It's quite interesting, but I'll wait for Sean to cover it at some point. Although I don't have a problem researching the letter of the law, how it plays out in reality is often different.

Sufficed to say, this confirms the state has no case without Geno and if we play the odds, Geno COULD likely safely ignore it, depending on the type used.

 

[Legato]

Sufficed to say, this confirms the state has no case without Geno and if we play the odds, Geno COULD likely safely ignore it, depending on the type used.

Or they just want witnesses to bolster their case. You really think theyre going through with all of this and they dont have the photo?
Really?

Really?

 

[Kipersonapiscesotter]

Or they just want witnesses to bolster their case. You really think theyre going through with all of this and they dont have the photo?
Really?

Really?

I do. To actually get that subpoena they need to be key witness. Read the text of the application. You don't get to even issue out of state warrants to merely bolster.

 

[Folgers Can]

Does anyone have the certificates?

They will really need to use the Uniform Act for this to have a good shot of working.

The details depend on the type of subpoena used. If it is a Uniform Act one it seems risky to ignore, as it could land him with criminal charges in New York.

If it is a general warrant, the risks of ignoring it greatly diminish

FWIW spoilered below is the complete proverbial ton of bricks just dropped onto Peterson today. Minnesota's one of 8 states that didn't adopt the Uniform Act verbatim but their analogue has reciprocal enough language to be treated essentially the same way, so uniform boilerplate is the route Stearns County is going with and a corresponding case file should be popping up shortly in whatever-the-fuck county the Biscontes call home in the mother-in-law's basement. Mea culpa for assuming that whoever said New Jersey was right since Flat Broke Geno™ could afford no better, but New York definitely adopted the Uniform Act verbatim so the result will be identical. At this point it's quite simply omertà or bust:

Spoiler: Spoilered so as to not get yelled at for not thumbnailing everything one by one (?):

 

[Kipersonapiscesotter]

FWIW spoilered below is the complete proverbial ton of bricks just dropped onto Peterson today. Minnesota's one of 8 states that didn't adopt the Uniform Act verbatim but their analogue has reciprocal enough language to be treated essentially the same way, so uniform is the route Stearns County is going with and a corresponding case file should be popping up shortly in whatever-the-fuck county the Biscontes call home in the mother-in-law's basement. Mea culpa for assuming that whoever said New Jersey was right since Flat Broke Geno™ could afford no better, but New York definitely adopted the Uniform Act verbatim so the result will be identical. At this point it's quite simply omertà or bust:

There are multiple routes they can go.

The most likely this early on is a General Subpoena, which then gets domesticated in New York. If they use this one it stays civil (fines) if Geno ignores it.

They could also go Material Witness Subpoena, which basically means they can physically force Geno to get to Minnesota. Like arresting him in advance. This is the most extreme option.

They could use a Uniform Act subpoena, which opens up Geno to criminal contempt charges if he doesn't attend. This is kind of in the middle in terms of consequences.

Just because two states adopted the Uniform Act doesn't mean all Subpoenas are automatically Uniform Act. Multiple options depending on the severity of crime, how high profile it is and how bad the prosecutor wants it. From what I understood from cram reading, it would be UNUSUAL for this to be anything other than a domesticated general subpoena.

Ideally Sean or Kurt will do a video on it.

There are multiple routes they can go.

The most likely this early on is a General Subpoena, which then gets domesticated in New York. If they use this one it stays civil (fines) if Geno ignores it.

They could also go Material Witness Subpoena, which basically means they can physically force Geno to get to Minnesota. Like arresting him in advance. This is the most extreme option.

They could use a Uniform Act subpoena, which opens up Geno to criminal contempt charges if he doesn't attend. This is kind of in the middle in terms of consequences.

Just because two states adopted the Uniform Act doesn't mean all Subpoenas are automatically Uniform Act. Multiple options depending on the severity of crime, how high profile it is and how bad the prosecutor wants it. From what I understood from cram reading, it would be UNUSUAL for this to be anything other than a domesticated general subpoena.

Ideally Sean or Kurt will do a video on it.

I stand corrected. After reading it properly, this is a Uniform Act subpoena. Holy fuck.

Aaron, despite what you say, that prosecutor hates you, lol.

Ok so a Uniform Act subpoena has more teeth than a regular domesticated one. The issue for Rekieta is that this is still a two day trial. Meaning the time window is short for anything to happen that benefits the revenge porn case. The Judge would usually start with civil fines (civil contempt) and end up at possible criminal contempt if they keep ignoring.

Meh, Aaron, you giant fuckup. Geno and Keanu blabbed too much than to do anything but tell the truth. I also don't think they are going to risk possible criminal contempt for you.

 

[ZipDisk]

Can we start calling him Eugene now?

How do subpoenas work when you are in a different state, do they send you a bus ticket?

 

[victor lasagna]

Behold the genius and legal acumen of Mrs. Geno along with her skeletor looking mother.

Despite interest in Aaron's and Nick's cases, Keau has yet to figure out how to get a dime out of having occasionally juicy information. She was a STMS co-host for clout, ratted/snaked on Aaron for clout, and now is back to STMS-verse for clout. During the entire time, she gained no views and seemingly no money for her flat broke husband.

 

[break these cuffs]

Behold the genius and legal acumen of Mrs. Geno along with her skeletor looking mother.

Despite interest in Aaron's and Nick's cases, Keau has yet to figure out how to get a dime out of having occasionally juicy information. She was a STMS co-host for clout, ratted/snaked on Aaron for clout, and now is back to STMS-verse for clout. During the entire time, she gained no views and seemingly no money for her flat broke husband.

I am very surprised to find that failed internet celebrity and low rent e-whore Keanu has a mother who looks like a tranny, has a Karen haircut, and is covered in shitty tattoos.

 

[Troonos]

Aaron is such a faggot for not releasing the nudes publicly.

 

[Maraschino]

I'm not an attorney, but it seems like burdening someone by trying to drag them from out of state in to testify for a case I've publicly stated to want nothing to with seems like a really good way for that witness to torch the whole thing.

 

[Kipersonapiscesotter]

I am very surprised to find that failed internet celebrity and low rent e-whore Keanu has a mother who looks like a tranny, has a Karen haircut, and is covered in shitty tattoos.

Ugh having to listen to Keanu....

So, Keanu willing to go. Geno not. They realistically aren't goimg to drag him there, but he might go just to avoid possible criminal contempt.

The fun fact being that Geno has previously said Rekieta asked him to lie for him. I'm also curious if Rekieta has actually laid out that he does this to discredit Aaron. Cos he might have done.

Yes, you can force their testimony, but how harmful can be WHAT ELSE will they say be and will it prove the misdemeanor but torpedo the harassment upgrade?

I'm not an attorney, but it seems like burdening someone by trying to drag them from out of state in to testify for a case I've publicly stated to want nothing to with seems like a really good way for that witness to torch the whole thing.

Perjury trap. If they do force them to go and they say something other than what they said previously, they could be charged with lying to the court, even if what they said previously wasn't under oath.

Nah, if they go, slam dunk on the misdemeanor. The argument then becomes what they will do for the harassment upgrade.

 

[Gobermental Supervisor]

Is this still a "request" for them to show up to testify or this is already under threat of consequences if they refuse?
It is a bit unclear to me if this is still in the "ask nicely" territory or already in the "show up or else" territory.

Either way, seeing those two on the stand to testify will be funny as hell, especially the cross.

 

[ZipDisk]

I have dodged listening to Keanu before. Does EVERYONE in this fucking network skinwalk Cumia?

Kinda shitty you have to pony up the cash to travel on a subpeona and wait for a chit.

Do people actually have to read super chats on screen? It seems very autismo.

 

[break these cuffs]

Is this still a "request" for them to show up to testify or this is already under threat of consequences if they refuse?
It is a bit unclear to me if this is still in the "ask nicely" territory or already in the "show up or else" territory.

Either way, seeing those two on the stand to testify will be funny as hell, especially the cross.

They've been subpoenaed in a manner that has the potential for real consequences if they don't follow it.

 

[Gobermental Supervisor]

They've been subpoenaed in a manner that has the potential for real consequences if they don't follow it.

Then why does it say "requested to appear" instead of "ordered"?
I read all that legalese and it seems serious until the very end where it says "requested", as if there was an option to politely decline.
Which is why I am confused.

 

[Kipersonapiscesotter]

Then why does it say "requested to appear" instead of "ordered"?
I read all that legalese and it seems serious until the very end where it says "requested", as if there was an option to politely decline.
Which is why I am confused.

If they don't appear they COULD face fines and possible criminal contempt charges. The criminal contempt wouldn't come automatically and in a two day trial I am guessing it wouldn't get to that unless the Minnesota Judge orders a reschedule and they miss that one as well.

 

[Desktop User2]

Guess basing your defense on "I was hacked months after committing the crime" was not very compelling...

 

[break these cuffs]

Then why does it say "requested to appear" instead of "ordered"?
I read all that legalese and it seems serious until the very end where it says "requested", as if there was an option to politely decline.
Which is why I am confused.

Because legalese is pure faggotry perpetrated on the citizenry it's supposed to protect in order to secure jobs for a subhuman minority of the population known as lawyers. How many lawyers would be out of a job if laws and procedures were written for plain folk to understand them? Lawyers will simply not allow that to happen.

Cue some lawnigger in this thread to jump in and explain why lawniggery is necessary.