Alex Jones Alleges Soros-Backed DA Policies Contributed to Tragedy

March 10, 2025 – Austin, Texas - Jamie White, a prominent reporter for the controversial media outlet InfoWars, was brutally murdered outside his South Austin apartment late Sunday night, marking the city’s eighth homicide of 2025. The announcement came Monday from InfoWars founder Alex Jones, who pointed fingers at Travis County District Attorney Jose Garza, claiming his policies—allegedly supported by billionaire George Soros—enabled the crime. As the investigation unfolds, the killing has sparked outrage, grief, and heated debate over public safety and political accountability.

Austin Police Department (APD) officers responded to a “shoot/stab hotshot” emergency call at 11:57 p.m. Sunday in the 2300 block of Douglas Street, where they found White in the parking lot with “obvious signs of trauma.” Despite being rushed to a nearby hospital, he succumbed to his injuries shortly after arrival. APD has classified the incident as a homicide but has not disclosed the precise cause of death or identified suspects, leaving the circumstances shrouded in mystery.

Jones broke the news on X at 4:40 p.m. CDT, posting, “We are deeply saddened to inform you that InfoWars Reporter Jamie White was brutally murdered around midnight Sunday night due, in part, to the policies of the Soros Austin, TX D.A. Jose Garza. We pledge that Jamie’s tragic death will not be in vain, and those responsible for this senseless violence will be brought to justice.” In an emotional video later that day, Jones described White as a dedicated journalist who had been working late at the InfoWars studio, just miles from the crime scene, before the attack.

White, known for his bold reporting on topics ranging from international politics to domestic conspiracies, was a key figure in the InfoWars ecosystem. His most recent article, published Saturday, covered Romania’s ban of a right-wing presidential candidate, reflecting his focus on contentious global issues. Colleagues and fans praised his tenacity, with Jones calling him “our best writer” and a fierce advocate against “tyranny.”

The accusation against Garza, elected in 2020 with backing from Soros-linked groups, centers on Jones’ claim that lenient prosecution policies have fueled rising crime in Austin. “I lay all of this squarely at the feet of Soros and the Democratic Party crime syndicate,” Jones said, citing a one-third cut to the APD budget in 2020 and Garza’s conflicts with local police. While Austin’s homicide rate has indeed ticked upward in recent years, no evidence has yet linked White’s death to specific policy failures, and Garza’s office has not responded to the allegations.

Public reaction has been swift and polarized. On X, supporters mourned White’s loss, with posts like “Rest in peace, warrior” and calls to “#FreeTheTruth” trending locally. Critics, meanwhile, questioned Jones’ narrative, with some suggesting the murder could be unrelated to politics. “Let’s wait for facts before blaming a DA,” one user cautioned. The InfoWars community has vowed to honor White by continuing his work, though the loss of such a vocal figure leaves a void.

As homicide detectives scour the scene and interview witnesses, the lack of concrete details—whether White was stabbed, shot, or targeted for his reporting—has fueled speculation. Jones hinted at police having “some suspects” but offered no specifics, noting only the “amount of blood” witnessed by his team when they arrived Monday morning after White failed to show up for work.

The killing comes amid heightened tensions in Austin, a city grappling with rapid growth, rising crime, and political divides. For White’s family, friends, and followers, the tragedy is deeply personal, while for others, it’s a flashpoint in the ongoing culture war. As the investigation progresses, all eyes remain on Austin, where justice for Jamie White—and answers about what led to his brutal end—hang in the balance.