Epstein Files: 'Eating Babies' Claim Debunked by Fact-Checkers Amid Online Frenzy

• New release of Jeffrey Epstein-related records sparked an online frenzy over a sensational 'eating babies' claim.
• Fact-checkers state the claim is not supported by verifiable evidence within the released documents.
• Social media users circulated screenshots pairing 'babies' with 'cream cheese' from an email exchange, leading to lurid interpretations.
• Snopes reviewed the material, finding references to cannibalism-related terms but no substantiation for the viral 'eating babies' claim.
• The incident highlights the risk of misinformation during mass document dumps, where fragments can spread faster than context.