Lawyers working on behalf of the Sandy Hook families, who were awarded a $1.4 billion judgment against Alex Jones, are now taking serious steps to get that money. They’ve asked a Texas court to appoint a “receiver” to take control of any new income or assets Jones might acquire. This move comes after Jones recently changed his bankruptcy case to Chapter 7, which means he’s trying to wipe out most of his debts.

But here’s where things get interesting: If the court agrees to appoint this receiver, they could control anything Jones earns in the future. That includes profits from his public appearances, his digital content, or any new businesses he tries to start. And since Alex Jones is a well-known figure, even his name could be considered a valuable asset. If it’s proven that his name and brand make money, the receiver might be able to seize control of those profits too.
Jones himself talked about this situation on Friday, explaining the tough spot he’s in. Under the law, certain “non-exempt” assets aren’t protected by bankruptcy. That means the receiver could take any new money Jones makes if it’s not covered by bankruptcy rules. This could include everything from his earnings on Infowars to any new ventures he starts after converting his bankruptcy case.
Breaking exclusive! The democrats have launched a new attempt to take me off the air and shut down INFOWARS on October 18th! The deep state is openly planing to trigger a civil war if Trump is reelected and wants my show off air so I can’t expose their plans! pic.twitter.com/DpGl0olTO6
— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) October 4, 2024
Breaking! Democrat Party Lawyers Have Filed In Texas State Court To Appoint A Receiver Over Alex Jones The Person, Literally Repealing the 13th Amendment's Outlawing Of Indentured Servitude and Slavery.
— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) October 4, 2024
Alex Jones is LIVE on air right now, laying out a battle plan to stop the… pic.twitter.com/LddfhMhmZa
To make matters worse, Jones is already struggling to pay his legal bills. He’s raised just under $80,000 through a crowdfunding campaign on GiveSendGo, asking his supporters to help him stay in the fight. His message? This isn’t just about him. Infowars claims that standing with Alex Jones means standing up for freedom and fighting against a “globalist onslaught.” They argue that Jones’ enemies don’t just want to take him down—they’re coming after everyone who stands in their way.
Infowars’ message to supporters is clear: Without donations, the show could be over. Jones and his team say that if they don’t get the money they need to cover legal expenses, the “enemies of humanity” will win.
The question now is whether the court will appoint a receiver, and if so, how much of Jones’ future earnings could be taken to pay off the massive judgment against him. This legal battle could determine whether Alex Jones loses control of his financial future entirely.
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