Parents of children killed in the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre are pressing a company with connections to Infowars host Alex Jones to disclose more information about its finances.
The Sandy Hook parents, including two with a nearly $50 million judgment against Jones, Sept. 9 filed an emergency motion asking US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas to force PQPR Holdings Limited LLC to respond to their discovery requests.
The plaintiffs believe PQPR, owned by right-wing conspiracy theorist Jones and his parents, received millions of dollars from Infowars’ bankrupt parent, Free Speech Systems LLC, after courts in ...
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