Conspiracy theorists claim that “proof” has materialized that actor Paul Walker faked his death. Fringe conspiracy websites are promoting the theory that Paul Walker did not die on November 30, and that he faked his death with the help of his Fast & Furious castmates. The “proof” offered? Blurry photos and open-ended questions. Further “proof” offered is amateur “analysis” of body language of those reacting to Walker’s death, who are said to be faking their tears. This isn’t the first conspiracy relating to the death of Walker. Infowars – the website of conspiracy theorist Alex Jones – postulated that Walker was killed by a drone strike. (Which begs the question: Which conspiracy do the theorists believe.) Immediately after Walker’s death, we debunked one of the first conspiracy theories to emerge which claimed to show “new video” showing Walker stating, “It wasn’t me” in the car. That video, as it turned out, was taken months before his death and edited out of context. License plate Much has been made of photos showing two different license plates at the crash scene, “proving” that the accident was a staged hoax. Walker’s car had a plate number of 7CCY590, yet another photo exists showing a [...]
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