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Speculation and misinformation on social media regarding celebrity connections to Jeffrey Epstein
Social media and tabloid outlets circulated images claiming was wearing a or carrying a urine-collection bag after a bulge was spotted in his trouser leg, prompting questions about incontinence and ne...
There is no evidence that the man charged with killing was a Republican; official records and reporting indicate the suspect was registered to vote with no party affiliation and various sources descri...
died on January 30, 2026 at her home in after what her representatives described as “a brief illness,” but no confirmed medical cause has been released to the public . Multiple major outlets and her a...
is best known as the frontman of the , and multiple informal lists and social posts circulating online have linked his name to ’s circle; however, a direct, credible evidentiary connection has not bee...
Reporting across multiple outlets finds no specific page in the recently released documents that explicitly names , or the August 2009 incident involving ; the files contain allegations of grotesque c...
The principal official account is that the was cut short because a guest fainted or experienced a medical issue, a version given by and repeated by multiple outlets . That account sits alongside a lac...
The name “Bubba” appears in a 2018 email exchange between and his brother Mark that jokes about having photos of “blowing Bubba,” a line that went viral after parts of Epstein’s files were released . ...
An Oval Office signing ended abruptly and reporters were escorted out, which spawned a viral alleging ; that claim is rooted in sarcasm and online speculation, not corroborated evidence . Multiple rev...
The newly released documents contain graphic, unverified allegations—some describing ritualistic abuse, dismemberment and cannibalism at elite gatherings—that have rekindled public attention to ’s 200...
There is no credible, verifiable evidence that “crapped his pants” during any recent public event; the claim circulates as , jokes, and viral snippets that have been debunked or remain unproven by rel...