A 2020 Facebook post from a “Cody Balmer” showed a bearded man wearing a mask and a cigarette. X posts misleadingly edited it to include an anti-Donald Trump message to suggest a motive in the April 13 Pennsylvania governor’s house arson.
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A 2020 Facebook post from a “Cody Balmer” showed a bearded man wearing a mask and a cigarette. X posts misleadingly edited it to include an anti-Donald Trump message to suggest a motive in the April 13 Pennsylvania governor’s house arson.
Arson suspect Cody Balmer didn’t write “F--- Trump,” on an image of himself wearing a face mask. Social media posts falsely edited the image.
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