Alex Jones' Assets Ordered Liquidated to Pay Sandy Hook Debt

Federal judge dismisses Infowars' parent company bankruptcy, allowing families to collect $1.5 billion in state courts.

• Judge orders liquidation of Alex Jones' personal assets to pay $1.5 billion owed to Sandy Hook families.
• Jones' company, Free Speech Systems, faces an uncertain future as its bankruptcy case is dismissed.
• Sandy Hook families can now move to collect the debt in state courts in Texas and Connecticut.
• Jones predicts continued legal battles and plans to keep broadcasting, even if Infowars ceases operations.
• Lawyers for the families allege Jones illegally diverted funds and vow to pursue his future earnings.

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