Did the Epstein files include proof that former TV host Ellen DeGeneres is a “prolific cannibal”? No, that claim originated with an AI-generated audio clip of a supposed “whistleblower.”

Did the Epstein files include proof that former TV host Ellen DeGeneres is a “prolific cannibal”? No, that claim originated with an AI-generated audio clip of a supposed “whistleblower.”

Did the Epstein files include proof that former TV host Ellen DeGeneres is a “prolific cannibal”? No, that claim originated with an AI-generated audio clip of a supposed “whistleblower.”

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Did the Epstein files include proof that former TV host Ellen DeGeneres is a “prolific cannibal”? No, that claim originated with an AI-generated audio clip of a supposed “whistleblower.”

This claim originated with The People’s Voice, a known source of misinformation. The site published a supposed audio recording of a "whistleblower," but analysts found it was AI-generated. After the Justice Department released millions of pages of documents linked to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, social media users touted supposed revelations in the files and accused famous people of depraved acts. Former television host Ellen DeGeneres was one target. "The Epstein files expose Ellen DeGeneres as Hollywood's ‘most prolific cannibal.’ She ate children's flesh," a Feb. 14 X post read. It had gained 12.5 million views as of late afternoon Feb. 16. It was the latest in a string of baseless claims trying to connect DeGeneres to crimes involving children. PolitiFact found no files in the Justice Department’s Epstein Library that show evidence DeGeneres took part in Epstein’s criminal activities or engaged in cannibalism. The library comes with caveats; text in some documents is not searchable. We traced this claim to The People’s Voice, a frequent source of misinformation. On Feb. 11, the People’s Voice released a video and an article that cited an "inside source." The video contained a supposed audio clip from a "whistleblower" who spoke about DeGeneres having...