US EditionUS Justice Department official questions retired FBI agent’s role in $1.4B Sandy Hook lawsuit
The DOJ scrutinizes retired FBI agent William Aldenberg’s alleged financial interests in a $1.4 billion Sandy Hook defamation case against Alex Jones, who is liquidating assets.
- A U.S. Justice Department official questioned a retired FBI agent's role in a $1.4 billion defamation lawsuit against conspiracy theorist Alex Jones by families of Sandy Hook shooting victims.
- Retired FBI agent William Aldenberg, who responded to the shooting, was a plaintiff in the lawsuit and awarded $120 million in damages.
- The Justice Department official suggested Aldenberg may have acted for personal benefit, which could violate laws regarding government employees.
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Trump DOJ retracts letter that implied Sandy Hook FBI agent was under investigation
A top Justice Department official has retracted a letter he sent to an FBI agent who responded to the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre that suggested he was being investigated in relation to a defamation lawsuit against Alex Jones.
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U.S. Justice Department official questions retired FBI agent’s role in $1.4B Sandy Hook lawsuit
A senior U.S. Justice Department official sent a letter to a lawyer for relatives of victims killed in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, asking pointed questions about a retired FBI agent’s involvement in a defamation lawsuit that led to a $1.4 billion judgment against conspiracy theorist Alex Jones. Read more...
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