Unite the Right rally's white nationalist leaders ruled liable for $26 million in damages - but it's unclear whether any of the defendants can pay court-ordered damages

• Fourteen white supremacists and 10 organizations were found liable for violations of a state civil conspiracy law and three other counts


• The white supremacists were ordered to pay the victims $25 million, but it is not clear if they have the funds or any income


• A number have since been fired from their jobs, had their ‘private funding’ avenues severed or had their crowdfunding pages suspended


• Defendant Robert 'Azzmador' Ray has been missing since a warrant was first issued for his arrest in 2018 


• The decision comes more than three years after the deadly rally that killed counter-protester Heather Heyer, 32 


• The jury was deadlocked on two federal conspiracy counts on Tuesday


• Plaintiffs are a mix of Virginia residents who witnessed or were hurt at the march 


• Then-President Trump drew ire after he said there were 'very fine people on both sides' 

By BRIAN STIEGLITZ FOR DAILYMAIL.COM and ADAM MANNO FOR DAILYMAIL.COM and