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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsSandy Hook families to be dismissed from InfoWars bankruptcy case
The hearing was short. The bankruptcy had three debtors which were three entities with no operations, employees and small assets (the Debtors) that filed solely to try to force settlement of the state court cases pending against Jones and Free Speech Systems (Jones' main operating entity). Neither Jones nor Free Speech System were debtors in this sham bankruptcy. The Texas plaintiffs had dismissed the only Debtor in their cases and the Connecticut plaintiffs attempted to dismiss the Debtors from their cases. In effect in exchange for releasing these three Debtors with prejudice, the Texas Plaintiffs and the Connecticut Plaintiffs get to proceed with their cases in state court.
There were three very strong motions to dismiss this bankruptcy as being in bad faith that were set for hearing on May 27. Letting the Texas Plaintiffs and the Connecticut Plaintiffs out of this bankruptcy means that the motions to dismiss are moot. One reason for this cave by Jones is that Jones' attorneys knew that this bankruptcy was in bad faith and that it was dismissed, the trial courts would sanction Jones big time. Jones has already been sanctioned for $1.3 million in the Texas cases.
Jones spent a ton of money in this bankruptcy and got no real benefit
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Fullduplexxx
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LetMyPeopleVote
(145,584 posts)Jones' plan to disrupt the Texas and Connecticut lawsuits failed
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SergeStorms
(19,204 posts)perineum wipes he needs to sell in order to pay his lawyers for this?
LetMyPeopleVote
(145,584 posts)I was guessing that Jones wasted $50,000 on this stunt and my son thinks that it is closer to $100,000
SergeStorms
(19,204 posts)He probably figures the more he spends on lawyers the less he'll have to pay the plaintiffs. Grade A asshole.