Company linked to Alex Jones doubles offer to buy Infowars after failed bankruptcy auction
- A company linked to Alex Jones has increased its offer to buy Infowars to over $7 million after a previous auction loss to The Onion, according to attorney Joshua Wolfshohl.
- The bankruptcy court judge voided the previous auction, stating it was flawed and did not raise enough money for creditors.
- The Sandy Hook families have agreed on how to split proceeds from the sales of Jones' assets, with the Texas families set to receive at least $4 million and the Connecticut families at least $12 million.
- The future of Infowars remains uncertain as the trustee evaluates new offers, including one from The Onion's parent company, Global Tetrahedron.
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