Frauditor Troll Calls Out DMA for Own Mistake?

Jonathan “Frauditor Troll” Huneault released an update on the on-going lawsuit between Huneault and YouTuber Christopher “Denver Metro Audits” Cordova a day after an error by Huneault’s attorney, “Superstar” Steve Vondran resulted in a new filing of default by Cordova’s attorney, That Randall S. “The Unhinged Attorney” Newman, Esq.

Huneault started his video by taking a shot at Cordova’s recently released documentary on his brief stay in a local jail last year as he served his time for federal criminal charges. Due to the short length of Cordova’s sentence, he was never processed into actual federal care and Cordova essentially spent his time in a local lockup cell.

He then went into a strange accusation against attorney Newman, essentially blaming Newman for his attorney again forgetting to include any sort of active defense for Huneault’s wife or corporation in their second motion to dismiss on November 24, 2025.

According to Huneault, Newman “screwed up” by responding to the motion to dismiss with a motion to hold his wife, Nneka Ohiri, in default. He cited California Rules of Civility that would somehow require Newman to alert Vondran to Vondran’s screw up and give Vondran a chance to fix it before filing for the default.

The Canadian YouTuber classified Vondran’s mistake as a “typo” and not a huge problem. He also implied that it would be somehow worse for Newman for filing the default without giving a chance to fix things if they brought this to the attention of a judge, rather than for Vondran, who, for the second time, failed to provide a defense of either Ohiri or Huneault’s 14693663 Canada Inc.’s by the time set to do so.

Newman = bad, to a captive audience was a good fundraising pitch, which Huneault would later make. Vondran = a screw up but I believe in him was his secondary pitch, which didn’t fly as well after Huneault then admitted that he would not be billed for the work Vondran must do to cover his errors in the lawsuit.

Huneault later lingered on the idea that “of course, my wife has a defense, we’ve paid $30,000.00 for it so far” and said that the judge would see that. However, for that $30,000.00 paid, Vondran has twice now failed to actually defend her or 14693663 Canada Inc..

Addressing Huneault’s accusations, attorney Newman issued the following statement: “Plaintiff expressly offered to withdraw the entry of default in exchange for Defendant Ohiri filing a responsive pleading. That offer was made prior to any motion practice and remains the only relief Plaintiff sought.”

With his offer to withdraw the default in exchange for Vondran to put in an actual defense of Ohiri, Newman has complied with the California Rules of Civility and it would be difficult for Huneault to lodge a successful complaint against him.

Huneault’s Help Us Fight this anti-free speech retaliation lawsuit GoFundMe made $140.00 in new donations (converted to USD) following his video; SeanPaul “Long Island Audit” Reyes came in second for the day with a $20.00 take from his Help Me Fight These Unlawful Charges & Injustice fund.

The Canadian YouTuber closed his video with a call to action for his attorney to “dot every ‘I’” and “cross every ‘t’” going forward. He stressed that standing up to Christopher Cordova is all important as even though the case would be easily won, in his opinion, further screw ups would not be tolerated.

In focusing on what he says are Newman’s “error” in filing for the default against Ohiri, Huneault has ignored Newman’s response to the motion to dismiss. In that response, Newman made some very serious accusations towards Vondran’s questionable defense of his client.

Any further errors on the part of attorney Vondran, especially in relation to the motion to dismiss, remain the responsibility of attorney Vondran. Public blame shifting, while effective in fundraising, will not help in the courtroom if the foundation of the case is weak.

Newman and Vondran managed to make progress in another case this week, with Vondran agreeing to the possibility of having the on-going Helping Hands for Dignity v. Anthony Gurka lawsuit transferred to a federal court in the state of Florida.

Vondran is representing YouTuber BlackHartKnight, Newman is representing Regan Benson.

A status hearing a few weeks back saw the judge question if the Northern District of California was the proper jurisdiction for a case where the defendant lives in Florida and the Plaintiff lives in Colorado.

He gave both sides time to argue for jurisdiction, with Newman responding to the Judge’s order properly and Vondran, strangely, ignoring the Judge’s orders to argue personal jurisdiction.

The Judge issued an order to allow an debate on personal jurisdiction, with Newman then filing to have the case moved to the Northern District of Florida.

Newman wrote, “In light of that development, Plaintiff respectfully requests that this action be transferred to the Northern District of Florida (Tallahassee Division) pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1631, rather than litigating a threshold personal-jurisdiction issue that would not resolve the dispute. Defendant apparently resides in the Tallahassee area, which lies within the Northern District of Florida, and personal jurisdiction would be undisputed in that forum. Plaintiff makes this request without conceding that personal jurisdiction is lacking in this District, and solely to promote judicial efficiency and avoid unnecessary motion practice. Defendant has declined to stipulate to transfer and instead proposes dismissal and refiling, which would require Plaintiff to incur a new filing fee and new service costs to litigate the identical action in another district. Transfer avoids that unnecessary expense and delay.”

Judge William H. Orrick ordered Vondran to reply to the request, and with Vondran’s reply now on file, it looks like the lawsuit is heading to Florida.