White House Oopsie: That 'Epstein File' Photo Was Just Famous Kids!
A White House official shared a misleading photo from Epstein files, wrongly implying Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson, and Diana Ross were with victims.
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🧩 Simple Version: Photo Phony!
The government recently shared some documents about a not-so-nice person named Jeffrey Epstein. A White House person, Abigail Jackson, posted a picture online. She claimed it showed famous people like Bill Clinton and Michael Jackson with "victims" from those newly released files.
But, surprise! That picture was actually an old, public photo from a fundraiser party many years ago. The "victims" were just Michael Jackson's and Diana Ross's own kids at a fun event. It had absolutely nothing to do with Epstein's bad business!
🚨 How Fox News Might Spin It: "The Shocking TRUTH Buried!"
"Folks, President Trump is bravely exposing the deep state! Our White House revealed files with Bill Clinton and *redacted* individuals! They're trying to hide it, but we see the corruption! Why protect Clinton?! This is the proof!"
🌿 DeFoxed Reality Check: Let's Be Clear!
The photo Jackson shared was from a 1992 public fundraiser, not from Epstein's actual secret files. Those "minors" were simply famous children with their parents at a public event. It was a complete misrepresentation.
Also, some *actual* Epstein files reportedly disappeared after release, leading to many questions. The White House said this was to protect women, denying any link to President Trump. Clinton's team quickly accused them of deflecting blame, especially since Clinton *did* appear in other *real* documents related to Epstein.
🌿 Why This Matters: Stick to the Facts!
It's super important not to spread misleading pictures, especially when talking about very serious topics like crimes. Twisting facts just confuses everyone.
We need to focus on real evidence from official releases, not on old photos used to trick people or push a certain idea. Always check before you share things online!
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