A court-appointed bankruptcy trustee on Sunday signaled his intent to shut down Alex Jones’ Infowars company, but said he wants to prevent a “money grab” by families who have sued Jones over his lies about the deadly 2012 Sandy Hook school shooting.
But that effort has been imperiled by some of the families’ recent efforts to collect on their debts, according to Murray, who was appointed to sell Jones’ assets on June 14. “The specter of a pell-mell seizure of FSS’s assets, including its cash, threatens to throw the business into chaos, potentially stopping it in its tracks,” Murray wrote. “The Trustee seeks this Court’s intervention to prevent a value-destructive money grab and allow an orderly process to take its course.”
FSS was dismissed from bankruptcy on the same date that Murray was placed in charge of Jones’ finances. The dismissal allowed the company to continue broadcasting, but also allowed its creditors to resume collection efforts.Before Free Speech Systems was dismissed from bankruptcy, the Sandy Hook families were divided on what should happen to the company.
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