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US-american right-wing conspiracy theory
Frazzledrip is an online urban legend and conspiracy claim tied to QAnon/Pizzagate narratives that alleges a horrific snuff video and connects it to Anthony Weiner’s seized laptop and high‑profile fig...
Adrenochrome is a real chemical produced by oxidizing adrenaline, and it has been repeatedly co‑opted by modern conspiracy movements—notably QAnon and Pizzagate—as a supposed “elixir” harvested from t...
The adrenochrome story names a real chemical — an oxidation product of adrenaline — but contemporary reporting and scientific summaries show the lurid claims about elites harvesting children and drink...
The most prominent U.S. conspiracy theories about child-trafficking tunnels claim secret underground networks are used to imprison, sell, or ritually abuse children and that elites or institutions are...
Adrenochrome is a real oxidation product of adrenaline that has no proven rejuvenating or widespread psychoactive effects; modern conspiracies claim elites harvest it from children for youth or power ...
Adrenochrome is a real oxidation product of adrenaline but has no proven life‑extending or reliable psychoactive effects; modern internet conspiracies claim elites harvest it from children, a narrativ...
QAnon’s underground child rescue narratives trace to earlier hoaxes like Pizzagate and co-opt mainstream anti-trafficking language such as “Save the Children,” repackaged into a sprawling claim that e...
Frazzledrip is repeatedly treated in reporting and online commentary as a related offshoot of Pizzagate: multiple sources say Frazzledrip emerged after Pizzagate and has been linked to it and to QAnon...
Adrenochrome is a real chemical produced by oxidation of adrenaline, studied briefly mid-20th century and synthesis is straightforward; it has no proven anti‑aging or rejuvenating properties and no cr...
George Webb is a prolific independent investigator and online commentator who has been associated with—but not uniformly a core promoter of—the Pizzagate movement; some community posts credit him with...
Adrenochrome has become a focal symbol in modern conspiracy movements, portrayed as a mythical substance harvested by elites for youth or psychedelic effects despite supporting those claims; mainstrea...
Available reporting and reputable scientific sources show no confirmed link between adrenochrome use and human trafficking; mainstream scientific coverage describes adrenochrome as an oxidized product...
The of the 1980s–90s was a wide‑ranging moral panic that produced thousands of unsubstantiated allegations of Satanic ritual abuse and reshaped how institutions, courts, therapists, and the media trea...
Multiple journalistic outlets and explanatory science sites have investigated and effectively debunked the “” narrative by combining historical tracing, open-source intelligence (OSINT), expert interv...
No credible physical or verifiable digital evidence for “Frazzledrip” has been produced in public reporting; multiple fact‑checks and investigative writeups say the alleged snuff video never surfaced ...
Online communities that helped popularize the adrenochrome conspiracies include early anonymous imageboards (notably 4chan), pro‑QAnon spaces and Facebook groups, and now-deplatformed Reddit threads —...
Media reporting and archival pieces trace the “Frazzledrip” conspiracy’s amplification to fringe websites in April 2018 and a set of social- and political influencers who circulated or referenced it s...