The Onion wins auction for Alex Jones' media company
Briefly

"The Connecticut families agreed to forgo a portion of their recovery to increase the overall value of The Onion's bid, enabling its success," according to their lawyers.
"Our clients knew that true accountability meant an end to Infowars and an end to Jones' ability to spread lies, pain and fear at scale," said Chris Mattei, attorney for the Connecticut plaintiffs.
"At the last minute, the rules of the auction changed," he alleged yesterday. "What was going to be an open auction where you could offer more money and top previous bids, but now they've decided that it'll just be sealed..."
"We're going out like vikings with swords in our arms," he said. He's accusing the auction house of rigging rules against him to benefit the families.
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