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Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones sent Trump lawyer Roger Stone a naked photo of his wife, the attorney representing families of Sandy Hook victims has revealed — noting he is unsure whether she gave consent to send the picture.

The text was included in a trove of messages Jones sent and received over the past two years that his lawyer accidentally sent to the attorney representing families of Sandy Hook victims, which he said proved Jones was lying under oath. 

As a result, he was ordered to pay $50 million to two families in punitive and compensatory damages last week after he claimed the 2012 elementary shooting was staged and the victims were 'crisis actors.' 

Jones has previously admitted that the text messages obtained by attorney Mark Bankston contained a naked photo of his wife.

In a rant on his radio show, Infowars, on Saturday, Jones said: 'I mean, there was a photo I sent my wife of her naked. OK, they got that, so my wife looks pretty good.

'The point is, there is one naked picture of my wife in there, so that's what they got! No d**k pics, no nothing.'

But on Monday, Bankston revealed to The Young Turks Network that the photo was actually sent to Trump aide Roger Stone.

'Mr. Jones said there was also an intimate photo of his wife on the phone,' he said. 'That I could also confirm, that's true.

'And I normally wouldn't talk about that in public, but there is a public interest angle to this that I'm a little concerned about, because that intimate photo was sent to Roger Stone and I don't know if that was consensual.

'And if it wasn't consensual, Mrs [Erik] Wulff Jones should know about that. And there might be something that needs to be done about that,' Bankston said of Jones' wife, to whom he was married in 2017 and shares one child.

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'Then again, it could totally be consensual,' Bankston said. 'But when I see that — and I don't see any indication that it was — I'm concerned something might not be on the up and up with that. There are certainly laws in certain states about that.'

The revelation about the intimate photo comes just days after Stone urged Jones to sue his own lawyer for releasing two years worth of his text messages to Bankston.

'Note the first line in the bio of the lawyer representing Alex Jones,' Stone wrote on Telegram Friday afternoon, pointing out that the lawyer, F Andino Reynal, had been appointed as a federal prosecutor by former Obama administration Attorney General Eric Holder.

'Now do you think his release of Jones' text messages was "inadvertent" or a mistake?' Stone asked, rhetorically, adding: 'If I were Jones, I would sue this guy for the exact amount that the jury finds against him.' 

DailyMail.com has reached out to Alex Jones and Roger Stone's attorney for comment.