Judge in Sandy Hook conspiracy lawsuits reports threats A Connecticut judge overseeing lawsuits by Sandy Hook families against conspiracy theorist Alex Jones says she has been threatened by people posting on Jones' Infowars website

WATERBURY, Conn. -- A Connecticut judge overseeing lawsuits by families of Sandy Hook shooting victims against conspiracy theorist Alex Jones says she has been threatened by people posting on Jones' Infowars website.

Judge Barbara Bellis wrote in a court filing Friday that the FBI contacted Connecticut State Police about the threats, and that state police notified her. Bellis did not release details.

Twenty first-graders and six educators were killed in the 2012 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown.

Eight victims' families and an FBI agent who responded to the shooting are suing Jones for defamation over comments made on his show about the shooting being a hoax.

A lawyer for Jones says that the threats don't appear to be serious, but that a review of the website was being conducted.