We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our site, show personalized content and targeted ads, analyze site traffic, and understand where our audiences come from. To learn more or opt-out, read our Cookie Policy. Since the COVID pandemic began, the big social platforms have generally been quicker than usual to intervene in the spread of misinformation. And for the most part, the dumbest theories about the novel coronavirus have not reached huge scale — unless the theory was suggested by the president of the United States , in which case, well. But some cracks are beginning to show. In February, a set of bizarre and almost incomprehensible theories began to spread on YouTube and Facebook alleging that 5G cellular networks had played a role in spreading the virus. In the minute video, the woman asserted how Dr.

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Several statements made by the woman are not corroborated by official police reports regarding the July incident. According to the woman, she did not originally approach Halderman because she was topless, but was concerned about a man she was allegedly with. Out of concern, the woman said she spoke to Halderman, but Halderman did not put her top back on. The woman then said she went to speak to a lifeguard, and while away saw the man allegedly approach her children. Halderman later approached and exposed her private parts to her and her children, she claims.