The authorities of Texas investigate after an infowars reporter has been killed Austin, Texas, On Sunday evening.
Infowars founder Alex Jones announced on Monday that one of his reporters, Jamie White, was brutally murdered around midnight “.
Fox 7 Austin reported that the murder, which was Austin’s eighth murder at 2025, took place in the 2300 -block of Douglas Street in South -Austin, A residential area.
The exhaust reported that Austin Police Department (APD) officers arrived and “found an adult man with clear signs of trauma.” The victim was transported to a hospital, where he died.
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Infowars reporter Jamie White was murdered in Austin on Sunday, according to Alex Jones. (@Whiteist lifting via X / Fox 7 Austin)
In a statement, Infowars announced that it was “deeply sad” to report White’s death.
“We are deeply sad to inform you that Infowars reporter Jamie White was brutally murdered around midnight on Sunday evening, partly because of the policy of the Soros Austin, TX da Jose Garza,” was the explanation of the outlet.
“We promise that Jamie’s tragic death will not be in vain and those who are responsible for this meaningless violence will be brought to court,” the statement continued. “The important work of Jamie will be performed through infowars, our readers and our cherished listeners.”
Infowars called the death of Jamie White “pointless” and “tragic”. (@Whiteisthefury via X)
Austin has experienced an influx of crime in recent years. The APD asked residents notorious to Call 311 if they are robbed Near an ATM during a staff shortage in 2023.
In August 2024, the inhabitants of the Montopolis district in Montopolis told Kvue TV that the crime was on the rise and resulted in fear of their security.
“It lets the hair rise on my arms. To hear eight, nine, ten shots. Only BAM, BAM, BAM. Where do those bullets go?” A local place said. “I don’t want to be shot in my bed.”
The Austin police are actively investigating the incident. (Fox 7 Austin)
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Fox News Digital reached the APD for more information.
Fox News Digital’s Terence Kenny and Brie Stimson have contributed to this report.
