InfoWars reporter Jamie White was "brutally murdered" on Sunday night outside of his Austin, Texas, apartment complex, Alex ...

Police investigating the murder of an InfoWars reporter in Austin this week said he was likely the victim of a random car burglary attempt gone wrong. That hasn't stopped InfoWars founder Alex Jones ...

Jamie White, 36, was fatally shot in a parking lot in Austin, Texas, police said. Alex Jones said the killing "could've been ...

A reporter for conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' InfoWars was brutally murdered outside his south Austin apartment late on Sunday night. Jamie White was found mortally wounded outside his home on ...

The Infowars founder was talking of an incident that reportedly took place Sunday in a residential neighborhood in Austin, Texas.

What happened to 'InfoWars' reporter Jamie White? He was killed near his Texas apartment. Alex Jones partially blames Democrats for his death.

Jamie White, 36, was fatally shot when he attempted to intervene with at least two suspects who were breaking into his vehicle outside his apartment, Austin police said in a news release.

After InfoWars reporter Jamie White was fatally shot March 10 in Austin, Texas, police said they believe the suspects were burglarizing White’s car when White interrupted them. White is not on a ...

Alex Jones has called on the Justice Department to investigate the death of InfoWars reporter Jamie White, saying he believes he could have been assassinated. The conspiracy theorist ...

INFOWARS boss Alex Jones revealed one of his reporters was ... The conspiracy theorist and radio host vowed "justice" for journalist Jamie White and said his death "will not be in vain".

InfoWars reporter and writer Jamie White was “brutally murdered” on the night of March 9, founder Alex Jones announced on Monday. The tragedy took place in the 2300 block of Douglas Street in ...

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