BREAKING: Alex Jones guilty by default in ALL FOUR Sandy Hook defamation cases, granting a clean swe

[demmiblue]

BREAKING: Alex Jones guilty by default in ALL FOUR Sandy Hook defamation cases, granting a clean sweep for the families

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[malaise]

1. Get thee to the greatest page

Bankruptcy and prison are too good for this monster

[Traildogbob]

27. Make the fat ass

Share a cell with nasty fat ass Bannon. “From the Office of the 45th, Donald J Trump” we will give Jones the Presidential Medal of Freedom, another fat asshole with a huge mouth. May gay frogs and lizards crawl up his ass while bankrupt. Hopefully he is so broke he has to drink juice boxes.

[calimary]

31. How much you got, Alex? That's what you'll pay.

I hope he’s finished. FINISHED. I hope he has to work on a low-profile/hard-physical-labor job for the rest of his miserable life.

[ShazzieB]

34. He'll have to be convicted of a crime first.

Not that he doesn't deserve to be locked up, but this was a civil judgment, and the tweet was worded incorrectly.

This is very good news in any case.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

2. A big, fat K&R!♥

[Thomas Hurt]

3. Now you just need a team of investigators and forensic accountants to find out...

where this pig hid all his assets.

[Cracklin Charlie]

4. What does "by default" mean here?

This is good news!

[Iggo]

10. Makes it sound like he didn't show up.

That’s what happened when my brother got custody of my niece. Didn’t go well for Momma.

[steventh]

16. Default judgments. Excerpt and link to details below

Judge Maya Guerra Gamble issued default judgments on Monday against Jones and his outlet for not complying with court orders to provide information for the lawsuits brought against him by the parents of two children killed in the shooting.

A jury will decide how much Jones has to pay.
He could, of course, file an appeal.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/10/01/us/alex-jones-loses-sandy-hook-cases/index.html

[70sEraVet]

24. Can the court freeze his assets meanwhile?

[Haggard Celine]

5. Next he needs to be tried for his involvement in Trump's coup.

He was right there in the middle of all of it. He was whipping the crowd into a frenzy the night before and he was right beside the Capitol during the insurrection. I don't know if he was staying in the Willard Hotel or not, but he's been Trump's media guy all along.

[RKP5637]

7. Absolutely!!! K&R!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! n/t

[RKP5637]

6. Another horribly grotesque creature hopefully minimized. n/t

[Initech]

8. Now would be a good time to find out where he was on January 6th!

And what his role in the riots was. Then we can put this traitorous piece of shit behind bars where he belongs!

[msfiddlestix]

9. Can Libel/Defamation Cases be appealed to a higher Civil Court, and would that then be the USSC?

just thinking that would be the next procedure.

[Iggo]

13. Never mind. See post #16.

I was wrong.

[msfiddlestix]

17. Good point. I have no idea either, but I suspect your supposition is accurate.

that makes more sense, now.

[Iggo]

20. I think I was wrong, though. See post 16.

[msfiddlestix]

23. Oh boy. This shite will never end.

Parents will be in senior facilities before it reaches a fair conclusion.

you know, this is just untenable.

[soldierant]

41. Same principle, though.

You were thinking he "didn't show up in person" when what happened was he "didn't show up with documents."

Coincidentally, those arethe two charges of contempt Bannon is facing.

[Doodley]

11. Now the same needs to happen for Trump for those he defamed.

[malaise]

18. And for Crimes Against Humanity

Lying about Covid 19

[Phoenix61]

12. I hope they get every single cent he has or will ever have.

He’s a vile excuse of a human being.

[Tommy Carcetti]

14. Shouldn't that be "liable"?

Given that it's civil court and what not.

[msfiddlestix]

21. ✔️

asking same question, and I believe that's what this is.
.

[Tommy Carcetti]

22. I mean, it would be awesome if he were on trial for criminal offenses too.

But different standards required different terms.

[gademocrat7]

15. Jones is a vile criminal.

The pain and suffering he caused these families is beyond the pale.

[Joinfortmill]

25. A win for the good guys.

[twin_ghost]

26. Correction. He was not found guilty, but civilly liable.

This reporter doesn't understand the civil court process.

[pazzyanne]

28. GOOD!!!!! nt

[dalton99a]

29. Finally.

[Hortensis]

30. Good. Those poor people. Now they try to hurt him through

further claims for damages, on top of those already awarded in other suits.

[RockRaven]

32. The fact that he's picked his poison, and had a long time to plan, takes the edge off any

schadenfreude that a guilty verdict from a trial would have generated.

He made a business decision -- that losing by default and getting a big judgement against him was less bad for the brand/business than pulling back the curtain and allowing people to see how his company operates. And he's had years to attempt to shield/hide assets in anticipation of the judgement.

[brooklynite]

33. No, he is not GUILTY...

...This was a civil suit. The ruling is either for the plaintiff or the defendant. Guilt is legally restricted to criminal trials.

[Hassler]

35. Take him for every cent, then make him have a yard sale to sell

Everything he has. Send him away wearing a barrel.

[Beacool]

36. It couldn't have happened to a more deserving POS.

[Blue Owl]

37. Now throw away the key

Him and Bannon can ROT in the klink, which is much more than they really deserve...

[kacekwl]

38. He'll suddenly become bankrupt

and the families will get squat.

[LudwigPastorius]

39. A paranoid lunatic like Jones probably already moved his assets offshore or put it all into crypto.

He'll cry poverty, but maybe the families can get enough out of him to hire investigators to find his stash.

[dlk]

40. Jones is a monster

He deserves to lose every penny!

[Moostache]

42. A depressing reminder...

Once upon a time, there was a murder of a woman and younger man. Violent and brutal. Intimate and ugly. Criminal charges were botched and a case that seemed obvious on its surface blew into a circus and an acquittal. The suspect was then sued in civil court, found guilty and yet lived for years on a kushy pension and funds shielded from civil judgements.

Jones is human pond scum, but he likely will only end up in early retirement and living off of hidden wealth.

I do hope that this finally knocks his disgusting ass off the public stage though in some way. That would be justice to see him silenced for abuse of the public trust and airspace.