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Seems the Conspiracy Theory of both being in their under drawers wasnt correct,Big Surprise!

Fact check: Paul Pelosi and alleged attacker were both clothed when police arrived​

The claim: Paul Pelosi and his attacker were in their underwear when police showed up​

David DePape, accused of attacking Paul Pelosi on Oct. 28, has been charged with attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and burglary, among other counts.

Following the attack, social media users have shared a variety of false claims regarding the incident. One of these claims is that Pelosi and DePape were in their underwear when police arrived at the scene.

"Paul Pelosi & his attacker were half naked when the police showed up," says an Oct. 28 Instagram post. "They were both in their underwear."

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The post garnered more than 60,000 likes in the first four days. Similar iterations have been shared on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

The claims are false. A news outlet mistakenly reported that DePape was in his underwear at the time of the attack, but has since published a correction. DePape was wearing shorts while Pelosi was wearing a pajama shirt and boxer shorts, police said.

USA TODAY reached out to the social media user who shared the post for comment.

No evidence that Pelosi and DePape were in their underwear​

KTVU Fox 2 in the Bay Area initially reported that DePape was in his underwear when apprehended, according to Politico. The news outlet has since corrected the mistake, adding an editor's note to the bottom of its Oct. 28 article.

"CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story misstated what clothing the suspect was wearing when officers found him," reads the note.

The district court's criminal complaint says DePape was wearing shorts at the time of the attack.

"Officers removed a cell phone, cash, clipper cards and an unidentified card from DEPAPE’s right shorts pocket," reads the complaint.

Fact check: False claim that security cameras malfunctioned during break-in at Pelosi residence

Pelosi was wearing a pajama shirt and boxers at the time.


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Fact check: Paul Pelosi and alleged attacker were both clothed when police arrived​

Hannah Hudnall, USA TODAY
Wed, November 2, 2022 at 6:49 PM·3 min read


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  • Paul Pelosi
    American businessman (born 1940)


The claim: Paul Pelosi and his attacker were in their underwear when police showed up​

David DePape, accused of attacking Paul Pelosi on Oct. 28, has been charged with attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and burglary, among other counts.
Following the attack, social media users have shared a variety of false claims regarding the incident. One of these claims is that Pelosi and DePape were in their underwear when police arrived at the scene.
"Paul Pelosi & his attacker were half naked when the police showed up," says an Oct. 28 Instagram post. "They were both in their underwear."
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The post garnered more than 60,000 likes in the first four days. Similar iterations have been shared on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
The claims are false. A news outlet mistakenly reported that DePape was in his underwear at the time of the attack, but has since published a correction. DePape was wearing shorts while Pelosi was wearing a pajama shirt and boxer shorts, police said.
USA TODAY reached out to the social media user who shared the post for comment.

No evidence that Pelosi and DePape were in their underwear​

KTVU Fox 2 in the Bay Area initially reported that DePape was in his underwear when apprehended, according to Politico. The news outlet has since corrected the mistake, adding an editor's note to the bottom of its Oct. 28 article.
"CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story misstated what clothing the suspect was wearing when officers found him," reads the note.
The district court's criminal complaint says DePape was wearing shorts at the time of the attack.
"Officers removed a cell phone, cash, clipper cards and an unidentified card from DEPAPE’s right shorts pocket," reads the complaint.
Fact check: False claim that security cameras malfunctioned during break-in at Pelosi residence
Pelosi was wearing a pajama shirt and boxers at the time.
"Mr. Pelosi, who was sleeping, was wearing a loose-fitting pajama shirt and boxer shorts," District Attorney Brooke Jenkins said at an Oct. 31 press conference.
DePape has pleaded not guilty and remains in jail.
USA TODAY reached out to the San Francisco Police Department for comment.
This claim has been debunked by PolitiFact, AP News and FactCheck.org.

Our rating: False​

Based on our research, we rate FALSE the claim that Pelosi and his attacker were in their underwear when police showed up. A news outlet mistakenly reported that DePape was in his underwear at the time of the attack but has since corrected itself. DePape was wearing shorts, and Pelosi was wearing a pajama shirt and boxer shorts.

Our fact-check sources:​

 

DriveInDriveOut

Inordinately Right
I love how the entire mainstream media put out the facts about this story, then completely changed the facts, and are now calling people conspiracy theorists for believing them in the first place.

Clown world.
 

DriveInDriveOut

Inordinately Right
Politico says police were let in by an unknown person and then found Pelosi and Depape.

Politico edits their article, then says you're a conspiracy theorist if you suggest there was a third person.

Clown world....

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wilberforce15

Well-Known Member
Seems the Conspiracy Theory of both being in their under drawers wasnt correct,Big Surprise!

Fact check: Paul Pelosi and alleged attacker were both clothed when police arrived​

The claim: Paul Pelosi and his attacker were in their underwear when police showed up​

David DePape, accused of attacking Paul Pelosi on Oct. 28, has been charged with attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and burglary, among other counts.

Following the attack, social media users have shared a variety of false claims regarding the incident. One of these claims is that Pelosi and DePape were in their underwear when police arrived at the scene.

"Paul Pelosi & his attacker were half naked when the police showed up," says an Oct. 28 Instagram post. "They were both in their underwear."

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The post garnered more than 60,000 likes in the first four days. Similar iterations have been shared on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

The claims are false. A news outlet mistakenly reported that DePape was in his underwear at the time of the attack, but has since published a correction. DePape was wearing shorts while Pelosi was wearing a pajama shirt and boxer shorts, police said.

USA TODAY reached out to the social media user who shared the post for comment.

No evidence that Pelosi and DePape were in their underwear​

KTVU Fox 2 in the Bay Area initially reported that DePape was in his underwear when apprehended, according to Politico. The news outlet has since corrected the mistake, adding an editor's note to the bottom of its Oct. 28 article.

"CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story misstated what clothing the suspect was wearing when officers found him," reads the note.

The district court's criminal complaint says DePape was wearing shorts at the time of the attack.

"Officers removed a cell phone, cash, clipper cards and an unidentified card from DEPAPE’s right shorts pocket," reads the complaint.

Fact check: False claim that security cameras malfunctioned during break-in at Pelosi residence

Pelosi was wearing a pajama shirt and boxers at the time.


1.5k



  • Paul Pelosi
USA TODAY

Fact check: Paul Pelosi and alleged attacker were both clothed when police arrived​

Hannah Hudnall, USA TODAY
Wed, November 2, 2022 at 6:49 PM·3 min read


In this article:



  • Paul Pelosi
    American businessman (born 1940)


The claim: Paul Pelosi and his attacker were in their underwear when police showed up​

David DePape, accused of attacking Paul Pelosi on Oct. 28, has been charged with attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and burglary, among other counts.
Following the attack, social media users have shared a variety of false claims regarding the incident. One of these claims is that Pelosi and DePape were in their underwear when police arrived at the scene.
"Paul Pelosi & his attacker were half naked when the police showed up," says an Oct. 28 Instagram post. "They were both in their underwear."
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The post garnered more than 60,000 likes in the first four days. Similar iterations have been shared on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
The claims are false. A news outlet mistakenly reported that DePape was in his underwear at the time of the attack, but has since published a correction. DePape was wearing shorts while Pelosi was wearing a pajama shirt and boxer shorts, police said.
USA TODAY reached out to the social media user who shared the post for comment.

No evidence that Pelosi and DePape were in their underwear​

KTVU Fox 2 in the Bay Area initially reported that DePape was in his underwear when apprehended, according to Politico. The news outlet has since corrected the mistake, adding an editor's note to the bottom of its Oct. 28 article.
"CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story misstated what clothing the suspect was wearing when officers found him," reads the note.
The district court's criminal complaint says DePape was wearing shorts at the time of the attack.
"Officers removed a cell phone, cash, clipper cards and an unidentified card from DEPAPE’s right shorts pocket," reads the complaint.
Fact check: False claim that security cameras malfunctioned during break-in at Pelosi residence
Pelosi was wearing a pajama shirt and boxers at the time.
"Mr. Pelosi, who was sleeping, was wearing a loose-fitting pajama shirt and boxer shorts," District Attorney Brooke Jenkins said at an Oct. 31 press conference.
DePape has pleaded not guilty and remains in jail.
USA TODAY reached out to the San Francisco Police Department for comment.
This claim has been debunked by PolitiFact, AP News and FactCheck.org.

Our rating: False​

Based on our research, we rate FALSE the claim that Pelosi and his attacker were in their underwear when police showed up. A news outlet mistakenly reported that DePape was in his underwear at the time of the attack but has since corrected itself. DePape was wearing shorts, and Pelosi was wearing a pajama shirt and boxer shorts.

Our fact-check sources:​

Yes, a few days pass and a few threats are made, and magically the original reports change.
 

El Correcto

god is dead
These people didn't care when Rand Paul and his wife were attacked by a leftist mob. They didn't care when a nut tried to kill a supreme court justice. They cheered and laughed when the secret service had to secure the President in the white house while a BLM mob tried to breach the grounds.

These people don't care about Paul Pelosi.
Paul Pelosi is just a tool for them to attack Republicans for a few days.

It will be some other stupid thing in no time.
1. Surrounded by protestors and yelled at after they chose to walk there
2. Some nut sat outside by one of their houses on a 9/11 call for attention, assassins don’t call the police on themselves.
3. Peaceful protest, no one killed.
4. I care deeply for Paul Pelosi’s plight. No one deserves to have their home broken into and struck in the head with a hammer fracturing his skull.
5. None of this is stupid, that’s just your narcissistic cynicism talking, you need to cut that out I’m worried about you fren.
 

Ou812fu

Polishing toilet bowls since 1966.
1. Surrounded by protestors and yelled at after they chose to walk there
2. Some nut sat outside by one of their houses on a 9/11 call for attention, assassins don’t call the police on themselves.
3. Peaceful protest, no one killed.
4. I care deeply for Paul Pelosi’s plight. No one deserves to have their home broken into and struck in the head with a hammer fracturing his skull.
5. None of this is stupid, that’s just your narcissistic cynicism talking, you need to cut that out I’m worried about you fren.
Is the devil real?
 

Ou812fu

Polishing toilet bowls since 1966.
This should say an awful lot about how much B's the pelosi thing is...



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