Since 2023, the story has been spreading on the rune about how the Irishman leaned several dozen girls to sex, pretending to be a folklore character. We checked whether this actually happened.
Messages about a low red -haired man who pretended to be a leprecon for sex, appeared on the Internet in the middle of the summer of 2023. Typically, such publications consist of a screenshot of notes on a certain English -speaking site (sometimes the text is translated into Russian) and a small commentary. Details of history in posts Meet It is infrequent: for example, some authors indicate that the criminal is called Evan Mcginnes, he is 27 years old, and he comes from Dublin. It is reported that after sex with deceived women, the man crawled out through the window in the restroom, and arrested him in Los Angeles during the search for a new victim.
Many such records can be found on VKontakte - for example, in public "Borsch"(147,000 views at the time of writing this analysis), Mrzlk (125,000), "Plackach"(46,000),"How do you like it, Elon Musk?"(39,000), as well as in the verified community of radio Record (55,000). The news was even more widespread in Telegram, where channels wrote about the false lepreecon "All -seeing eye Ukraine"(421,000 views),"Trukha⚡️The is 18+"(354,000),"Lawyer Law"(254,000),"Ether 18+"(169,000),"Drilling rat"(155,000),"R/relay"(113 000) and 4Chan (69,000). The viral screenshot is also found in "Classmates", On"Picabu"And on the website of the newspaper"My family". This news parted on English language.
In the screenshot, usually accompanying the story of an inventive Irishman, there is no logo or media name that published it. At the same time, the image indicates the date on July 20, 2023 and the name of the author of Bonnie.
"Verified" found out that The source This story is the Daily News Reported website, however, the heading is different from what is shown on the viral screenshot: “The Irishman is 2 feet 13 inches (about 94 cm. - Approx. Ed.) Bannered women, offering them non -existent pots of gold.” It is possible that the starting title could be changed after publication. Below are a translation of the original news.
This could be a script for the Hollywood film. The 27-year-old Irish Evan McGines from Dublin was arrested after several women stated that he was frauding in sexual relations, forcing him to think that he was a lepreon with a gold pot. McGines used this deception to have sex with these women in exchange for his pot of gold. With a height of 2 feet 14 inches, the man looked like a lepreon.
After sex, McGuns went to the bathroom to put himself in order, and slipped through a small window without a trace. Women had more questions than gold. “I was promised to reveal the location of his gold, and in return I received only genital warts,” one of the victims on conditions of anonymity told us.
McGines was seen by a patrol car when he wandered near the Irish pub in the vicinity of Los Angeles. The police suggested that he was looking for his next victim. During the detention, the man did not resist, he was arrested and taken to a special camera for stunted prisoners in the district prison of Los Angeles.
The fake stucco told our journalists: “About once a year or two I go beyond the limits of Ireland. I go to where women are beautiful and excrete for gold (in the original Gold Diggers - This is the name of women who enter into relationships only or mainly for the money of their partner. - approx. Ed.). I am strengthening my emphasis and going to work. So I myself was rewarded with many "pots with gold." In total, more than 40 women opened their pots with honey in exchange for a pot of gold, which has never been.
Readers who took this text seriously and began to spread it on the network, apparently, did not study the section "About Us»On the Daily News Reported website. It says that this is a “fabricated satirical newspaper and a humorous site”, not intended for people under the age of 18. “We use fictional names, with the exception of cases when public figures are ridiculed. In all other cases, the use of real names is a simple coincidence, ”the site says. The satirical nature of the news is indicated and Slogan Resource: “Not Quite Daily. Not quite news ”(“ Not quite daily. Not quite news ”).
As often happens in such satirical publications, the main photograph is real, but the hero of the article is not at all depicted on it. “Verified” found out that the photo was taken back in March 2016, then it Published On the website of the Sheriff of the arrival of Tanjipahoa in Louisiana. The police report reported that in the city of Hammond, law enforcement officers detained 22-year-old Brett Gonzales from Tikfou. During interrogation, he confessed that in early March he robbed the church, and told the detectives where he hid the stolen. Gonzales’s growth was not reported.
Similar publications about the Irish, who allegedly pretended to be a leprecon for sex, appeared in Runet in 2020. In those posts, 26 deceived women were reported and another photograph of a man by the name of O’Birn was given. This version of history has not gained great popularity in the Russian -language segment of the network, but you can still meet such records - for example, in VKontakte (examples here, here, here And here) and Telegram (here And here).
In some posts, not a man’s picture was given, but a screenshot of the SNIPPET of the World News Daily Report site. The corresponding publication on this resource is really There is - How I found out The fact of the Lead Stories project, it appeared there on January 30, 2020. The text said that in Dublin the police arrested the 29-year-old Connor O’birne with a tall of 3 feet 4 inches (slightly less than 102 cm). The man allegedly leaned tourists and local residents to sex, dressed in a leprecon and promising the victims of a pot of gold. It was argued that the real number of victims could exceed 200 or even 300 people, and during the search, O’Birn found six different outfits of a folklore character and several gold coins. At the end of the note, it was reported that if Dublin was found guilty of all the accusations, then he is facing a lifelong conclusion and a fine of € 75,000.
As in the previous case, World News Daily Report (WNDR) is a satirical site, whose invented stories have been “tested” repeatedly Disassembled. The slogan of the resource says: “WHERE FACTS Don’t Matter” (“A place where the facts do not matter”), and in the disclaim It is said: “Wndr takes all responsibility for the satirical nature of its articles and for the fictional nature of their content. All the characters mentioned in the texts on this site are completely invented, even if they are based on real people, and any similarity between them and any people, living, dead or undead is an ordinary miracle. ”
As for the title photograph, the Snopes project I found outwhat is actually in the picture captured Participant of traditional Congress redheads that took place in Ireland in August 2016. "Verified" established that this person is called David Sherger - He was born And he lives in Germany, serves as a deacon and sometimes acts as a clown at charitable events. As you can see on others Photos, he has no dwarf.
Thus, the stories of two Irish, who pretended to be stucco for sex, turned out to be inventions of satirical sites.
Photo on the cover: Field of the film "Leprekon-2" / Daily News Reported / Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office
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