The sale of Infowars must be approved by US Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Lopez before it is final
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The Onion was named the winning bidder for Infowars in a November bankruptcy auction, but Jones and a company affiliated with his dietary supplements sales have argued the sale process was plagued by fraud and collusion. The Onion has said it plans to re-launch Infowars in 2025 as a parody site filled with “noticeably less hateful disinformation” than before.
The buyout was ultimately meant to harm Jones rather than bring in more cash for his creditors, according to Broocks. Christopher Murray, a court appointee trustee charged with selling Jones’ assets, has said the auction was fair, and First American United Companies was trying to improperly influence the process after submitting an inferior bid that offered less value for Jones’ creditors.
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