Editor’s Note

In the early hours of one day last week, someone posted a story about the Lorna Hadjini situation. This was well before it made mainstream news. We are in touch with her attorneys in case there’s information helpful to her case. We never ran the story because it felt unauthentic.

It’s also not the first time we’ve seen content like this. At a certain point, repeated attempts to introduce unverified narratives stop looking accidental and start raising bigger questions about who is stalking the site with an agenda.

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