in a statement. "Enough is enough."
Scarlett Lewis then sued Jones and InfoWars in late 2018, with her petition alleging Jones had continued forcing families to relive the pain of losing their loved ones.
One of the suits is from a man Jones falsely accused as being the Parkland shooter Credit: AP:Associated Press Six teachers and 20 school children lost their lives in the Sandy Hook massacre Credit: Getty Images - Getty "Since the day of the shooting, InfoWars has aggressively promoted a dreadful and despicable false narrative about Sandy Hook, mocking the families as liars and accusing them of a sinister conspiracy. Plaintiff’s family has been specifically targeted in this campaign of harassment," read Lewis' petition.
"These baseless and vile accusations, which have been pushed by InfoWars and Mr. Jones a continuous basis since the shooting, advance the idea that the Sandy Hook massacre did not happen, or that it was staged by the government and concealed using actors, and that the families of the victims are participants in a horrifying cover-up," it continued.
"InfoWars knew its assertions were false or made these statements with reckless and outrageous disregard for their truth," it ended.
Lastly, Marcel Fontane similarly sued Jones in 2018 after he was incorrectly identified by Jones as the Parkland shooter.
"Mr. Jones and Infowars have long been consumed with paranoia over the prospect of communist infiltration and indoctrination," read his suit. "Over the past year alone, Infowars has featured hundreds of sensationalist articles and videos focusing on the threat of communist agitation and conspiracies."
Each suit seeks damages over $1 million.
Six additional families of Sandy Hook victims have additional lawsuits pending in Connecticut.