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We got an early look at Alex Jones' deposition in Texas, in which he tells attorneys for Sandy Hook families how he gave a platform, camera crew and helping raising $ to conspiracy theorist Wolfgang Halbig nytimes.com/2019/03/29/us/…
Wolfgang Halbig is the Florida man who insists that Avielle Richman, killed at Sandy Hook with 19 other first-graders, didn't die
Jeremy Richman, Avielle's dad, took his life on Monday in Newtown
You can view Alex Jones' deposition on YouTube; it was just posted. In it, he says that Infowars uses Sandy Hook stalkers like Halbig, anonymous 4chan users and random emailers as "sources"
Halbig has repeatedly visited Newtown. He's photographed children outside a Catholic school there; the docs include a warning from church officials to stay away
Halbig to this day is demanding thousands of pages of public records, including receipts for the cleanup of “bodily fluids, brain matter, skull fragments and around 45 to 60 gallons of blood.”
He's posted photos of Avielle Richman online next to those of a living Newtown girl, insisting they are the same child
Lenny Pozner, @lenpoz who lost his son Noah in the same classroom as Nelba's daughter Ana, joined her plea and after six years, Twitter suspended Halbig's account
Lenny founded the HONR Network, which has gotten thousands of pieces of Sandy Hook conspiracy content removed from social media, including Halbig's GoFundMe page raising money for harassment.
Jones is being sued for defamation by the families of 10 Sandy Hook families, in a case in Connecticut and three in Texas. Halbig is named in the Connecticut case. He's representing himself, and requesting yet more records from Newtown. Thanks for reading. @shannonrwatts
