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How an Alex Jones believer fell for his Sandy Hook lies: ‘I should have known that it wasn’t true.’

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Laura Prado was one of a small cadre of Jones loyal fans who came to support the Infowars host during his trial last week. Prado said she first became a fan of Jones in 2014, around the same time he began peddling new conspiracy theories. She first began questioning Jones' Sandy Hook theories in 2019, after he backed off his claims in the face of several lawsuits.

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How an Alex Jones believer fell for his Sandy Hook lies: ‘I should have known that it wasn’t true.’

Laura Prado, an event planner from Austin, believed Alex Jones when he said Sandy Hook...

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