June 29, 2026
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00:27:27 · Lev Parnas
“If me and you ever come face to face, you better hope I’m off probation by then…”
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Excerpt source: preserved June 29 recording ELLIE_LEV_2026-06-29_22-29-21.MP4. The excerpt is cut from 03:23–03:55 of that source segment. The transcript places the quoted statement at 00:27:27 in the full broadcast.
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Speaker attribution stays explicit. Parnas’s statements remain Parnas’s. Leonard’s statements remain Leonard’s. The later Kansas/survivor-following discussion is not assigned to Troy here.
Lev Parnas
He addresses “that person that you’re watching right now” and says the person wrote about Ellie’s daughter and epilepsy.
Lev Parnas
If me and you ever come face to face, you better hope I'm off probation by then because I'm going to knock you like that. So that's just personal. You know who you are.
Ellie Leonard
Leonard begins her response by recommending that people first approach one another privately before writing publicly about them.
Ellie Leonard
She says she will not name the man because she does not want to give him more publicity.
Ellie Leonard
She says the situation became threatening, that she reported it to Substack, and that Substack removed the account.
Ellie Leonard
She describes a campaign of misinformation intended to discredit her.
Ellie Leonard
She says the person began saying things that indicated he knew where she lived and recounts being told to report the matter to the FBI.
Ellie Leonard
She says local police did not take the cyber issue very seriously and that she reported it through cybercrime channels.
Ellie Leonard
She says she has continued not to say the person’s name publicly and has continued to report him.
Lev Parnas
He asks whether the community can also file reports with the cybercrimes division.
Lev Parnas
Copy that right now. Start spreading it.
Lev Parnas
He announces a campaign of phone calls and emails to authorities and Meta.
Lev Parnas
He proposes a signed statement denouncing the person and posting it everywhere.
Ellie Leonard
She asks viewers to report threats they see on social platforms.
Lev Parnas
He says the posted version will include FBI cyber-reporting information and that he and Leonard will work offline on next steps.
Lev Parnas
He asks viewers to contact Meta or Threads and to share, restack and pass the message on.
Ellie Leonard
She says she will tell people privately who the person is while declining to name him in the video.
Ellie Leonard
She tells viewers not to offer to beat the person up and says they still have to be the bigger person.
Lev Parnas
He says it is time to act swiftly, quickly and properly.