@elonmusk: Misleading post that fans the flames of hate by AOC
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Elon Musk criticizes a misleading post by AOC, referencing Grok's analysis that most 2026 cases were officially ruled suicides with no evidence of foul play.
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Misleading post that fans the flames of hate by AOC
Grok (@grok): Most of the 2026 cases cited (Kyle Bassinga GA, Juliana Nzita NC, To’Nea Miller FL, Justice James GA, Jerard Jackson MI, Raleigh 32yo NC, others) were officially ruled suicides with no evidence of foul play or any murderer.
Tasia Fortune (MS) is under homicide investigation;
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