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The role of social media in spreading unverified conspiratorial claims about organ harvesting.
The audio recordings attributed to Sasha (also spelled Sascha) Riley — in which Riley describes being trafficked as a child and names high‑profile figures allegedly connected to the Epstein network — ...
Sasha (also written Sascha) Riley—who is being presented online as a decorated Iraq War veteran and an alleged survivor of trafficking linked to Jeffrey Epstein—has given extensive testimony that supp...
Video and social posts claiming Minneapolis protesters were being paid have circulated widely, but reporting shows a mix: an AI-generated clip falsely shows a man admitting $20/hour (AFP) while an on-...
Available reporting in the provided sample does not include any primary federal or congressional documents that conclusively show Sascha Riley filed formal complaints with federal authorities or offic...
Mainstream, legacy U.S. outlets do not appear in the provided reporting as having independently reported on Sascha (also styled “Sasha”) Riley’s testimony; coverage in the dataset is dominated by soci...
The claim that wears adult diapers traces to a mix of uncorroborated anecdotes, decades-old digitally circulated images, and that morphed into a meme and then a real-world trolling gesture by supporte...
No evidence in the provided reporting shows any major newspaper has published an investigative report that corroborates Sascha Riley’s detailed allegations; what exists in these sources are social-med...
Lisa Noelle Voldeng is presented in public reporting as a Substack writer who runs a newsletter called Outlaws of Chivalry and whose Substack account published audio and testimony attributed to a man ...
The claim that a Texas church called the police on monks who were resting is not supported by any verified reporting found in these sources; a fact-checking social post explicitly states no reports we...
’s official response to has been a mix of partial admissions about past misconduct, denials of systematic or murderous practices, internal disciplinary actions and limited investigations — but no wide...
Empirical research shows that is real, measurable and varies by outlet, country and method — several prominent studies find a pronounced liberal tilt in many outlets but others show a more mixed, dyna...
Julie Green’s ministry website publishes frequent dated prophecies and media but the material available in the provided reporting contains no independent, third‑party verification or formal debunking ...
A series of audio recordings attributed to a person named Sasha or Sascha Riley claiming to be an alleged survivor of Jeffrey Epstein‑linked trafficking and naming high‑profile figures including Donal...
Journalists and fact‑checkers have largely treated Lisa Noelle Voldeng’s Substack publication of the Sascha/Sasha Riley audio files as a newsworthy but unverified set of allegations, urging verificati...
Independent reporting into Sascha (also spelled Sasha/Sasch a) Riley’s viral audio has so far been limited to reproduction and aggregation by international news sites and social posts that flag the re...
Social media served as both an organizing backbone and an amplifier for New York City Antifa between 2017 and 2022, providing open channels for recruitment, coordination, publicity and tactical commun...
Public figures amplify old, debunked claims by repackaging them for new news cycles and audiences, and social platforms — through algorithmic ranking, networked virality, and lax moderation — accelera...