Did Arnold Schwarzenegger wear a T-shirt that said, "I didn't vote for the McFelon"? No, that's not true: The photo appearing to show that scene has been altered. The original photo showed Schwarzenegger wearing a plain black T-shirt without any slogan on it. The photo was taken in March 2024, at the 2024 Arnold Sports Festival UK, which was held…
The celebrity death hoax has long been a clickbait staple, but recently one network has taken it to extremes, using scores of websites to host its content and an automated army of bots to push the links into Facebook groups. Many Facebook users and group administrators have noticed a sharp increase in spam postings of false death hoaxes. Examples of…
Did Arnold Schwarzenegger post a picture of himself sleeping outside by his own statue because a hotel refused him service? No, that's not true: The image was posted by the former California governor as a joke while he was filming a movie in Ohio. The image had nothing to do with the caption of a social media post that claimed…
Were several world leaders photographed in meetings with aliens? No, that's not true: This collection of edited photos do not all come from the same source, but all have clear clues that they are fabricated and that none of the scenes are real. The collection of photos appears in a Facebook post on December 16, 2021. It was captioned: Extraterrestrial…
Are a couple of tweets and a link to a website named lacountyarrestrecords.com solid evidence Adam Schiff was arrested by the FBI at LAX Airport on December 24, 2020? No, that's not true: tweets are not solid evidence and there is no reason FBI arrests would show up on a website claiming to show county arrest records. The website itself…
The ubiquitous satirical fake news site The Resistance: The Last Line of Defence came out with another hoax article titled "BREAKING: Arnold Schwarzenegger Stripped Of US Citizenship, Indicted For Tax Fraud". It probably won't be long before it gets copied far and wide by the same network of fake news websites that keep pretending the site is a legitimate news…
The latest death hoax story identified by Lead Stories' Trendolizer as trending on social networks involves actor and former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. The story, published by several sites known for false reporting to gain your attention, is not true, we can happily report. The story was posted in late August, but apparently picked up clicks, shares, tweets and views…
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