Nearly 10 years after the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School — and the conspiracy theories propagated by Mr. Jones — Newtown residents are trying to move past their grief and anger.
Source: New York Times
As Alex Jones Stands Trial, Newtown Would Rather Forget Him
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