Alex Jones Seeks Supreme Court Intervention Over $1.5 Billion Sandy Hook Defamation Judgment

Alex Jones is seeking Supreme Court intervention to block a $1.5 billion defamation judgment for falsely claiming the Sandy Hook shooting was a hoax, following multiple lawsuits and bankruptcy filings.

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Alex Jones is appealing to the Supreme Court to halt or block a significant $1.5 billion defamation judgment against him.

The judgment stems from lawsuits filed by families of Sandy Hook victims, whom Jones defamed by falsely claiming the 2012 massacre was a hoax.

Jones was ordered to pay substantial damages to the victims' families after facing multiple defamation lawsuits for his baseless claims.

He previously filed for bankruptcy protection in an attempt to manage and potentially mitigate the massive financial penalties imposed by the courts.

A judge recently rejected The Onion's bid to acquire InfoWars during a bankruptcy auction, citing flaws in the proposed bidding process.

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