Ana de Armas: Jury orders Infowars host Alex Jones to pay nearly ONE BILLION DOLLARS in damages to Sandy Hook families for calling massacre a hoax

Infowars host Alex Jones has been ordered to pay $965million dollars in compensation
It is the largest defamation suit damages in US history, surpassing a 1997 case where a brokerage firm sued won $222.7million
Jones was found liable to pay $49.3million during his first trial in Austin, with a jury returning the total sum in August
He responded to the massive sum by ranting live on Infowars, where he branded the verdict as a ‘joke’
Several family members of the victims killed in the shooting were overcome with emotion as they heard the sums
The amount combines the damages for defamation, slander and emotional distress
Jones is facing a third lawsuit in Texas, brought by the family of another child killed in the shooting

Jurors in Alex Jones’ have ordered him to pay nearly a billion dollars to the families of the victims of the Sandy Hook massacre.

The Infowars host repeatedly claimed that the 2012 massacre, which left 20 students and six teachers dead, was a ‘hoax’ and had been ‘staged’.

A six-person jury has ruled on the 17th day of the hearing that he will be liable to pay $965million to the 15 plaintiffs which include families and a FBI agent.

It is the largest defamation suit damages in US history, surpassing a 1997 case where a brokerage firm sued the Wall Street Journal and won $222.7million.

The amount combines the damages for defamation, slander and emotional distress, with Jones ordered to pay a huge sum to the parents Jesse Heslin who died in the attack.

He was found liable to pay $49.3million during his first trial in Austin, with a jury returning the damages in August.

Nicole Hockley, the mother of Dylan, 6, who was killed in the shooting said that she felt ‘gratitude’ towards the jury for ‘hearing’ the families.

Jones, who did not attend the hearing, filed for bankruptcy with his main company, Free Speech Systems, midway through his first two week trial.

Several of the families of Sandy Hook shooting victims got emotional as the amounts of compensatory damages was read out in court.

David Wheeler, father of Ben, 6, who was killed, was visibly shaking as the amounts were read out while Robert Parker, father of Emilie, 6, was crying with his head in his hands.

Jones responded to the massive sum by ranting live on Infowars, where he branded the verdict as a ‘joke’.

The conspiracy theorist said that the verdict was meant to ‘scare’ people and said he can ‘keep them in court for years’.

He added: ‘They want to scare us away from questioning Uvalde or Parkland. We’re not going away. We’re not going to stop.’

While broadcasting live he thanked his ‘supporters’, adding that he was trying to ‘climb out of the red’ and started plugging ‘vitermineral fusion’ from the Infowars store.

Jones previously bashed the trial as a ‘kangaroo court,’ described it as an affront to free speech rights, and called the judge a ‘tyrant.’

His lawyer told the jury that any damages awarded should be minimal.

All of the plaintiffs testified about being harassed by people who say the shooting was staged in a plot for more gun control.

The conspiracy theorist has acknowledged that the shooting in Newton, Connecticut happened, but maintains to this day that parents and families involved are pushing an agenda against free-speech and gun rights.

Earlier in the current trial, Jones called an attorney for one of the family’s ‘an ambulance chaser’ and told the judge that he’s ‘done saying I’m sorry.’… More

How much each of the 15 plaintiff’s were awarded in damages:

Robert Parker – $120million
Father of 6-year-old Emilie Parker
William Sherlach – $36million
Husband of 56-year-old school employee Mary Sherlach
David Wheeler – $55million
Father of 6-year-old Ben Wheeler
Francine Wheeler – $54million
Mother of 6-year-old Ben Wheeler
Jacqueline Barden – $28.8million
Mother of 7-year-old Daniel Barden
Mark Barden – $57.6million
Father of 7-year-old Daniel Barden
Nicole Hockley – $73.6million
Mother of 6-year-old Dylan Hockley
Ian Hockley – $81.6million
Father of 6-year-old Dylan Hockley
Jennifer Hensel – $52.2million
For the estate of Jeremy Richman and father who died by suicide of 6-year-old Avielle Richman
Donna Soto – $48million
Mother of teacher Victoria Soto
Carlee Soto-Parisi – $66million
Sister of teacher Victoria Soto
Carlos Matthew Soto – $57.6million
Brother of teacher Victoria Soto
Jillian Soto-Marino – $68.8million
Sister of teacher Victoria Soto
William Aldenberg – $90million
FBI agent and first responder
Erica Lafferty/trustee Richard M. Coan – $76million
Daughter of school principal Dawn Hochsprung

Inspired by the big fat payout for the Sandy Hook Defamation lawsuit, Ana de Armas is toying with the idea of suing Biden Regime for Warmongering & instigating Nuclear War by sabotaging all efforts to stop the war as well as facilitating non-stop Terrorist Attacks…