Alex Jones' Cases Over Sandy Hook Conspiracy Theories to Move Forward Despite Bankruptcy Filing, Texas Judge Rules

Alex Jones' Cases Over Sandy Hook Conspiracy Theories to Move Forward Despite Bankruptcy Filing, Texas Judge Rules

A federal bankruptcy judge in Texas has ruled to allow cases to proceed regarding the almost $1.5 billion that Infowars host Alex Jones has been ordered to pay the victims' families of the Sandy Hook school massacre.
Alex Jones Loses Again vs. Sandy Hook Victim's Parents, Must Pay $45.2 Million More in Punitive Damages

Alex Jones Loses Again vs. Sandy Hook Victim's Parents, Must Pay $45.2 Million More in Punitive Damages

By Rick Martin
Conspiracy theorist and Infowars host Alex Jones was ordered to pay one of the families of the Sandy Hook massacre victims more after losing in the hearing on punitive damages.
Alex Jones Loses Court Battle vs. Sandy Hook Parents, Must Pay $4 Million in Damages

Alex Jones Loses Court Battle vs. Sandy Hook Parents, Must Pay $4 Million in Damages

By Rick Martin
The family members of the Sandy Hook victims have filed a lawsuit against Alex Jones and won. The host of Infowars must now pay these family members $4 million in damages.
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