Bankrupt right-wing radio host Alex Jones has reported assets of about $14.7 million in updated financial disclosures in his bankruptcy case, about $4.8 million more than he disclosed previously.
The new disclosures filed Thursday come after a Texas bankruptcy judge ordered Jones to submit updated and accurate financial disclosures by then, or risk the future of his Chapter 11 case.
As part of his personal bankruptcy, Jones is required to disclose all of his assets and business activities, under penalty of perjury. If the disclosures aren’t accurate or full, potential criminal penalties could follow.
The schedules are meant to ...
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