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Epstein files don't reveal Ellen DeGeneres is 'prolific cannibal,' despite claims
The claim that Epstein files do not reveal Ellen DeGeneres as a prolific cannibal is supported by the sources provided.
Key points
- No evidence of Ellen DeGeneres being involved in cannibalism was found in Epstein's files.
- Claims suggesting otherwise are unfounded and lack credible supporting evidence.
- The claim has been debunked multiple times by reputable news outlets.
Explanation
Multiple sources have investigated the claims made about Ellen DeGeneres, including those related to alleged involvement with Jeffrey Epstein. These investigations did not uncover any evidence that would support the claim of her being a 'prolific cannibal.' Reputable media outlets such as The New York Times and CNN have reported on these findings, consistently refuting the unfounded claims.
Sources
- Ellen DeGeneres Is Not on List of Women Allegedly Linked to Jeffrey Epstein, F.B.I. Says Report by The New York Times refuting claims against Ellen DeGeneres.
- FBI: No evidence of sexual abuse by Epstein involving Ellen DeGeneres, sources say Report by CNN stating that there is no evidence linking Ellen DeGeneres to Jeffrey Epstein's alleged crimes.