Onion's Bid for InfoWars, Murder Trial, Ex-Prosecutor's Case

0:00Three Connecticut court cases are heating up this week, starting with a fresh bid from the onion to snag Alex Jones' info-war site. The satirical paper, backed by Sandy Hook families, wants to license the brand for a monthly fee with a judge set to rule on April 30, in Texas. Jones already owes those families $1.4 billion for pushing lies that the Sandy Hook shooting was fake, dragging their pain out for. Nearly a decade. He's tried bankruptcy and asset moves to dodged, but a receiver now controls his company. Family shared raw stories in court about the harassment from believers in Jones' conspiracies, while he mocked the judge live on air and even, hot crypto from the drama. Meanwhile, a strafford man named Tony Johnson faces murder charges Tuesday for 2022 shooting at a kid's birthday party that killed a 15-year-old boy and hurt others. He was nabbed last year on unrelated assault. Raving a Friday former New London prosecutor, Christa O'Connell, seeks a clean slate through

1:03accelerated rehab on harassment and computer crime. Charges from allegedly stalking and database digging on a victim, she's on leave now, eyes on these rulings as they drop. That's the story for today. Hartford News Today, Driven by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.