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He should be in jail, although this is probably cheaper.
He should be in a pillory, carted around to major cities all over the US so everyone can get a chance to huck tomatoes at him.
Would be enough to just show him off like in a zoo. So people do not forget him.
Hassan is a similar hack and fraudster. Playing to base impulses and shallow thinking.
Wouldn't he be able to settle the debt through bankruptcy?
Pretty much only student loans can put you into perpetual debt in the US.
I thought he already declared bankruptcy ....
Yeah, apparently if you caused the damages on purpose, the court can reject discharging the debt: https://www.bankruptcypower.com/blog/understanding-the-willful-and-malicious-injury-exception-to-debt-discharge/
I have no experience with bankruptcy but I always thought you were pretty much clear after something like chapter 7, unless it was debt to the government.
So did i, guess we were wrong
There are quite a few non-dischargeable debts. When it comes to legal judgments, if the damaged party objects to dismissal of the debt, it can remain, particularly if liens are involved. Liens can't usually be discharged. That may be why Jones is seeking to liquidate. He can then start fresh using an company that he doesn't own (but does control) to shield new assets. For instance, the company can provide him vehicles, a home, and an expense account. The company owns the real property, and the expense account is not considered personal income as long as it's for "business expenses". That limits the amount of his personal income subject to garnishment. I only hope that there's a bidding war on Infowars so that his new company can't afford it - and so the victims get max restitution.
I really doubt that. No way he is going to be on like food stamps. Oh sure I would like that to happen. I would like him experience the suffering he inflicted on people who had their children fucking murdered. I would love to send a chilling message to all would be copycats but well...he is rich
I hope they follow him everywhere in public and tell everyone listening what he did.