A company partially owned by Alex Jones is asking a judge to allow a court-appointed trustee to review the bankrupt Infowars parent’s finances, a request that could delay Sandy Hook victim families’ attempt to remove him from the Chapter 11 proceeding.
PQPR Holdings Ltd., which is owned by the right-wing conspiracist and his parents, on Wednesday said it would pay up to $100,000 for an examination of bankrupt Free Speech Systems LLC’s finances by the bankruptcy trustee working on the case.
Free Speech, a Jones-controlled company which operates his website Infowars, declared bankruptcy in July after a state court ordered ...
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