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Denver Guardian

O Denver Guardian era um site de notícias falsas , que se tornou conhecido por uma história popular falsa sobre Hillary Clinton publicada no site em 5 de novembro de 2016, três dias antes da eleição presidencial dos EUA de 2016 , que Clinton perdeu. A história, intitulada "Agente do FBI suspeito de vazamento de e-mails de Hillary encontrado morto em aparente assassinato-suicídio", alegava que um agente do FBI que investigava Clinton foi encontrado morto em um incêndio em uma casa em Maryland. A história foi compartilhada no Facebook (uma fonte de notícias para "44 por cento dos adultos dos EUA") mais de meio milhão de vezes e obteve mais de 15,5 milhões de impressões. De acordo com uma história do jornal Denver Post sobre o Denver Guardian e o artigo de Clinton,

Embora o “The Guardian” afirmasse ser a fonte de notícias “mais antiga” de Denver, o domínio do site foi registado pela primeira vez apenas alguns meses antes, em julho de 2016;
A história sobre Clinton parecia ser o único artigo no site (era "a única história que aparecia na seção "Notícias" e todas as outras seções estavam apresentando erros");
Embora a história tenha citado um "Chefe de Polícia de Walkerville, Pat Frederick", não existe Walkerville, Maryland. Existe um Walkersville, Maryland , mas a cidade não tem um departamento de polícia. O endereço que o site listou para a redação do "The Guardian" era na verdade um estacionamento.

O site foi registrado anonimamente e construído usando WordPress , mas um investigador empregado pela National Public Radio descobriu que o site era operado por Jestin Coler , o fundador e CEO da Disinfomedia e proprietário de vários outros sites de notícias falsas . Em 27 de março de 2017, o site ainda existia, mas não tinha notícias ou qualquer outro conteúdo. (14248756) 50.212.109.114 (talk) 13:06, 17 March 2025 (UTC)[reply]