Topic: William Aldenberg

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The Department of Justice is reportedly investigating FBI agent William Aldenberg regarding his role in organizing defamation lawsuits related to the Sandy Hook shooting. Allegations suggest the DOJ illegally funded these lawsuits to target political dissidents and shut down independent media operations. Claims were made that the bankruptcy process is being manipulated to prevent the sale of assets to buyers who would keep the current broadcast on air.

FOIA requests reveal that the FBI opened an investigation into the host in 2013, labeling him a "racially motivated extremist." FBI counsel William Aldenberg testified that he watched InfoWars videos from his office in 2015 and eventually contacted the Koskoff law firm to initiate the Sandy Hook lawsuit. This is framed as a coordinated effort by the FBI to target political dissidents when criminal charges failed.

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William Aldenberg, FBI Chief Division Counsel, Koskoff Law Firm

William Aldenberg, the head FBI lawyer in Connecticut, reportedly sought help from the Koskoff law firm to file suit against Alex Jones. Aldenberg admitted on the stand that Jones had never mentioned his name or featured him on InfoWars prior to the litigation. Jones points to this as evidence of a coordinated effort between the FBI and politically connected law firms.

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FBI Involvement in Connecticut Lawsuits and William Aldenberg

William Aldenberg, the head legal officer for the FBI in Connecticut, admitted on the stand that he initiated contact with the Koskoff law firm to file suit against Alex Jones. Despite Aldenberg admitting that Jones never mentioned his name or targeted him, he was awarded a multi-million dollar judgment. The legal team included Chris Mattei, a former federal prosecutor, and Matt Blumenthal, son of Senator Richard Blumenthal, illustrating a high-level coordination between federal agencies and Democratic operatives.

FBI agent William Aldenberg, a lead investigator for John Durham, is suing Alex Jones over emotional distress caused by statements made by former guest Wolfgang Halbig. During court proceedings, Jones' attorney Norm Pattis questioned the political nature of the trial and the influence of figures like Hillary Clinton. A video report by Greg Reese suggests the lawsuit is an attack on the First Amendment intended to silence dissent.