Images made to look like court records circulate online amid Epstein document release

9 articles, oldest first.

1. Herald Bulletin

   FACT FOCUS: Images made to look like court records circulate online amid Epstein document release ↗ (opens Herald Bulletin)

   Published Jan 3, 2024

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   Herald Bulletin's feed description

   Social media users are sharing images made to look like court documents to spread false accusations that well-known public figures, including late-night host Jimmy Kimmel and theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking,

2. Green Field Reporter

   FACT FOCUS: Images made to look like court records circulate online amid Epstein document release - The Daily Reporter ↗ (opens Green Field Reporter)

   Published Jan 4, 2024

   Green Field Reporter's feed description

   After dozens of previously sealed court documents related to financier Jeffrey Epstein were made public on Wednesday, social media users began spreading false accusations about major public figures whose names appeared in the release — and some who hadn’t been named at all.

3. Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier

   Images made to look like court records circulate online amid Epstein document release ↗ (opens Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier)

   Published Jan 4, 2024

   Same headline from 2 more outlets

   Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier's feed description

   Social media users are sharing images made to look like court documents to spread false accusations related to the recent Jeffrey Epstein document release. Here's a closer look at the facts.

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