Fake: InfoWars Journalist Murdered Shortly After Ukraine ‘Put Him On Their Kill List’

The journalist was not on Ukraine's so-called kill list or in the Myrotvorets database. His sister and local police believe that his death was unrelated to his journalistic activities. [...]

Ultra-right-wing and conspiracy-minded InfoWars journalist Jamie White was indeed murdered in Austin on the evening of March 9, on his way home from work. And in June 2024, he claimed on his X account that he had been added to a "list of enemies of Ukraine" but he provided no links or evidence that this list existed. Russian propagandists assumed he was referring to Myrotvorets, but White's name does not appear in that database. Moreover, Myrotvorets is not funded by the U.S. State Department or USAID and is not a "kill list." It catalogs individuals deemed a threat to Ukraine's national security and operates through crowdfunding. Moreover, the screenshot White posted of the alleged "list" does not match the actual appearance of the Myrotvorets website. There is no evidence that Jamie White was on any "list of enemies of Ukraine" - and it is doubtful that such a list even exists.

Title: Fake: InfoWars Journalist Murdered Shortly After Ukraine ‘Put Him On Their Kill List’
URL: https://www.stopfake.org/en/fake-infowars-journalist-murdered-shortly-after-ukraine-put-him-on-their-kill-list/
Publisher: StopFake.org
Date published: March 13, 2025
Description:

The journalist was not on Ukraine’s so-called kill list or in the Myrotvorets database. His sister and local police believe that his death was unrelated to his journalistic activities. […]

Ultra-right-wing and conspiracy-minded InfoWars journalist Jamie White was indeed murdered in Austin on the evening of March 9, on his way home from work. And in June 2024, he claimed on his X account that he had been added to a “list of enemies of Ukraine” but he provided no links or evidence that this list existed. Russian propagandists assumed he was referring to Myrotvorets, but White’s name does not appear in that database. Moreover, Myrotvorets is not funded by the U.S. State Department or USAID and is not a “kill list.” It catalogs individuals deemed a threat to Ukraine’s national security and operates through crowdfunding. Moreover, the screenshot White posted of the alleged “list” does not match the actual appearance of the Myrotvorets website. There is no evidence that Jamie White was on any “list of enemies of Ukraine” – and it is doubtful that such a list even exists.