"All he's been left with is an iPhone and a fancy microphone," said Chris Mattei, an attorney representing nine of the Sandy Hook families.
Mattei stated that the legal teams intend to monitor Jones' financial operations closely moving forward to secure the court-ordered judgments.
"Every dime Alex Jones makes from here until the end of eternity is going to be claimed by the families," Mattei said.
The legal counsel expressed that the victims' relatives found comfort in transforming the infrastructure of the conspiracy network.
"The idea that it could be turned to some social good. I think it's even better," Mattei said.
Mattei added that the legal resolution brought both satisfaction and amusement to the affected individuals.
"So, yeah, I think the families are both pleased and amused with what they've been able to achieve here," Mattei said.
New Editorial Direction
The media organization is establishing new editorial frameworks to distinguish the parodic project from its standard publications.
"The idea that The Onion would be purchasing InfoWars sounds laughable, but we have in fact been pursuing it for 18 months with real rigor, with real resourcing behind it and I think people are interested in that level of doggedness," said Jordan LaFlure, Executive Editor of The Onion.
LaFlure explained that the new platform aims to diversify its content quickly by involving standalone digital personalities.
"As quick as humanly possible, we want to bring independent creators to the fore," LaFlure said.
The satirical focus will shift from traditional institutional media structures toward modern online video setups.
