Check out the video where Father Adam Kotas denies the rumor of his death, after it was speculated that he had died in a car accident.
In recent weeks, social media users claimed that the popular Father Adam Kotas had died due to an accident, however, a friend of the priest and tiktoker denies his death.
However, the news is totally false, since his team, friends or family have not shared any statement, which is considered a rumor without basis or foundation.
Therefore, a tiktoker named Marisol Castro, better known as @senorarancheratiktoktv, stated that “he is fine, thank God, so I am making this video so that you don’t pay attention to all those people who are taking advantage with false information.” .
Likewise, the TikToker shared a video where Father Adam is seen alive, where the religious man mentions: “I am alive, so as not to be dead…… hello hello hello.”
Why is the news of the death of Father Adam Kotas trending?
The news that claims the death of Father Adam Kotas is due to “fake news” (false news, in Spanish) is information that is disseminated with the intention of deceiving, misinforming or manipulating people.
These news are usually fabricated and disseminated with the appearance of being truthful and reliable information, but in reality, they contain false or misleading information.
Fake news can have various purposes, such as influencing public opinion, generating confusion, promoting certain ideas or interests, discrediting people or institutions, among others.
With the advent of social media and the ease of sharing information online, the spread of fake news has become faster and more global.
It is important to be critical and verify information before sharing or believing in it. Misinformation can have significant consequences, affecting decision-making, creating polarization and undermining trust.
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Source: vtt.edu.vn