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Alex Jones' Sandy Hook defamation trial finally set to begin in Texas

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FILE - Radio show host Alex Jones joins thousands of gun rights advocates attending a rally organized by The Virginia Citizens Defense League on Capitol Square near the state capitol building on Jan.

20, 2020, in Richmond, Virginia. (Photo by Win McN AUSTIN, Texas - Jury selection is set for Monday in a trial that will determine for the first time how much Infowars host Alex Jones must pay Sandy Hook Elementary School parents for falsely telling his audience that the deadliest classroom shooting in U.S.

history was a hoax.The trial in Austin, Texas — where the conspiracy theorist lives and broadcasts his show — follows months of delays.

Jones has racked up fines for ignoring court orders and he put Infowars into bankruptcy protection just before the trial was originally set to start in April.At stake for Jones is another potentially major financial blow that could put his constellation of conspiracy peddling businesses into deeper jeopardy.

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