to plaintiff robert parker, defamation/slander damages past and future, $60 million.r, just and reasonable damages to plaintiff robert parker and against alex jones and free speech systems, $120 million. initialed by juror number 1. to plaintiff david wheeler, defamation/slander damages past and future, $25 million. emotional distress damages past and future, $30 million. the total of fair, just and reasonable damages to plaintiff david wheeler and against alex jones and free speech systems at line a and line b, $55 million initialed by juror number 1. to francine wheeler, defamation/slander damages past and future, $24 million. b, emotional distress damages past and future, $30 million. the total of fair, just and reasonable damages to plaintiff francine wheeler against alex jones and free speech systems at line a and line b, $54 million initialed by juror number 1. to plaintiff jacqueline barden, defamation/slander damages, $10 million. emotional distress damages past and future, $18,800,000. the fair just and reasonable damages of jacqueline barden against alex jon

to robert parker, defamation/slander damages, past and future, $60 million., emotional distress damages past and future, $60 million. total reasonable damages to plaintiff robert parker, add line and line b, $120 million. initialled by juror number 1. to plaintiff david wheeler, a, defamation/slander damages past and future, $25 million. b, emotional distress past and future, $30 million. total fair just and reasonable damages to plaintiff david wheeler and against alex jones and free speech systems, add line a and line ballistic missile. $55 million. initialled by juror number 1. to plaintiff francine wheeler. a, defamation and slander damages, past and future, $24 million. b, emotional distress damages past and future, $30 million. total and fair just and reasonable damages to plaintiff francine wheeler and against alex jones and free speech systems, add line a and b, $54 million initialled by juror number 1. to plaintiff jacqueline barden, $10 million. b, emotional disstress damages, $18,800,000. total fair judgment and reasonable damages for jacqueline ba

total fair just and reasonable damages, to plaintiff, robert parker, and against alex jones in a andion. initialed by juror number one. to plaintiff david wheeler, a, defamation, slash slander damages in the future, $25 million. b, emotional distress damages, past and future, $30 million. total, fair just damages, to plaintiff david wheeler and against alex jones, add line a and line b, $55 million. to plaintiff francine wheeler, dev mation slander, $24 million, b, emotional distress damages past and future, $30 million. four just and reasonable damages to plaintiff francine wheeler and against alex jones, add line a and line b, total $54 million. to plaintiff jacqueline, defer mation/slander damages past and future. $10 million. b, emotional distress damages past and future $18,800,000. total fair just and reasonable damages, jacqueline and against alex jones, add line a, and line b, 28 million, 800,000 dollars. >> to plaintiff mark, defer mation/slander damages, past and future, $25 million. b, emotional distress damages, past and future, 32 million,600,000 dollars. total fair just

total fair to plaifs robert parker and against alex jones online a and line b a total of $120 million initialed by juror number one. >> in all jurors awarded $965 million for defamation by jones and his company for falsely denying the incident, denying their losses and portraying them as so-called crisis actors. that's something that does not exist outside the fevered dreams of conspiracy theorists. >> then we see footage of one of the reported fathers of the victim, robby parker, doing classic acting training where he's laughing and joking, and they say, hey, we're live and he goes, oh -- and maybe that's real. i'm sure it is. >> i already felt like i failed emily as a dad when she was alive because i have. because we sent her to school. and i was especially starting to feel like i was failing her in her death because of what people were saying about her and what they were saying about me trying to remember her. >> beyond even that, they had to endure threats from jones' followers. >> this gentleman took out a phone and started recording and pulled out from his pocket a picture of me

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