Did Kamala Harris paralyse a 13 year-old girl in a 2011 hit-and-run accident?! Take a look at the viral video, and find out what the facts really are!
Claim : Kamala Harris paralysed girl in 2011 hit-and-run accident!
Some people are sharing a video and/or an article which claim that Kamala Harris paralysed a 13 year-old girl in a 2011 hit-and-run accident!
Jen X : 🚨 In June 2011, Kamala Harris allegedly struck two pedestrians in San Francisco and fled the scene leaving a 13 years old girl paralyzed. Alisha Brown, a victim, claims Harris’ team intimidated her mother to keep silent. Story surfaced after her mother’s death in 2024.
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Truth : Kamala Harris did not paralyse girl in 2011 hit-and-run accident!
With help from Shayan Sardarizadeh of BBC Verify, we can confirm that this is another example of fake news created about Kamala Harris, and here are the reasons why…
Fact #1 : KBSF appears to be a fake website
Let me start by pointing out that the article and video (archive) by KBSF – San Francisco News is fake.
First of all, there is no TV station by the name KBSF in San Francisco, or anywhere else in the United States for the matter.
In addition, the website itself is brand new – its domain – kbsf-tv.com, was only registered on 20 August 2024, at around 9:13 PM Zulu Time (UTC). The ownership of the website domain is also being “redacted for privacy” – which is common with scam or fake websites.
According to Shayan Sardarizadeh of BBC Verify, KBSF – San Francisco News has all the hallmarks of AI-powered fake news websites set up by Mosc0w-based John Mark Dougan, who is a former Florida police officer.
Fact #2 : Accident photo was taken in 2018
The cover photo, which purportedly shows the scene of the hit-and-run accident, wasn’t taken in 2011, or in San Francisco for the matter.
That photo was actually taken on Wednesday, 17 January 2018, on Route 10 in Mangilao, Guam. The 59 year-old driver struck an 81 year-old man, who later died at the hospital.
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Fact #3 : Article confuses victim’s name
The KBSF article twice named victim / whistleblower as Alisha Brown, but later changed it to Alicia Brown. The video itself labels the victim as Alicia Brown.
Fact #4 : X-ray photos are not from car accident
As “evidence”, the video showed two X-ray photos, purportedly showing the injuries that Alisha / Alicia Brown suffered after being hit by Kamala Harris in 2011. The truth is – those X-ray photos were taken from medical research journals.
The first is an x-ray image taken on 4 February 2009, and shows rib fractures in a 58 year-old man suffering from Cronkhite-Canada syndrome.
The second x-ray image shows a Type C pelvic ring injure in a 12 year-old girl, that was posted online in the Journal of Children’s Orthopaedics on 1 February 2017.
Obviously, both x-ray images had nothing to do with any hit-and-run accident involving Kamala Harris, or a 13 year-old girl called Alicia / Alisha Brown.
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Fact #5 : This is just political fake news
Ultimately, this is yet another example of political fake news surrounding the upcoming 2024 US Presidential election. Here are some other examples I fact checked recently:
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- Did Kamala Harris lie about working at McDonald’s?!
- Is Kamala Harris disqualified due to mother’s immigration fraud?!
- Did Klaus Schwab warn of Era of Shock Events for 2024 Election?
- Did California DNC delegates refuse to vote for Kamala Harris?!
- Did Harris-Walz campaign use fake AI crowd photos?!
- Has Michigan begun arresting people for posting fake news?!
- Was Tim Walz once hospitalised after ingesting horse semen?!
As the 2024 US Presidential election draws close, you can expect more of such fake news to appear, so be wary and skeptical!
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