Texas authorities are investigating after killing an Infowars reporter on Sunday night in Austin, Texas.
Infowars founder Alex Jones announced Monday that one of his journalists Jamie White was “brutally murdered” around midnight.
Fox 7 Austin reports that the homicide is the eighth murder in 2025, which took place in the 2300 block of Douglas Street in the residential area South Austin.
The media reported that an Austin Police Department (APD) officer arrived at the scene and “discovered obvious signs of trauma in an adult male.” The victim was taken to a hospital where he died.
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Infowars reporter Jamie White was killed in Austin on Sunday, according to Alex Jones. (@whiteisthefury by X/fox 7 Austin)
Infowars announced in a statement that reporting White’s death was “deeply sad”.
“We feel so sad to tell you that Jamie White was brutally murdered around midnight Sunday night, partly due to policies of Soros Austin, Texas, and Da Jose Garza, Texas,” the store’s statement reads.
“We promise that Jamie’s tragic death will not be futile and that those responsible for such meaningless violence will be brought to justice,” the statement continued. “Jamie’s important work will be carried out through Infowars, our readers and our precious listeners.”
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Infowars called Jamie White’s death “meaningless” and “tragic”. (@whiteisthefury via x)
Austin has experienced a lot of crime in recent years. As we all know, APD requires residents If they are robbed, call 311 During the 2023 staff shortage, near ATM.
In August 2024, residents of the city’s Montopolis community told KVUE-TV that crime was on the rise and expressed fear of their safety.
“This makes my arms stand up. Listen to eight, nine, ten guns. Only bam, bam, bam. Where are those bullets?” said a local. “I don’t want to sleep in bed.”
The Austin Police Department is actively investigating the incident. (Fox 7 Austin)
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Terence Kenny and Brie Stimson of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
