Fake Miami Herald Screenshots are Stoking Fears of More School Threats

Posted Friday, February 23, 2018 12:30 pm

Daniel Funke | Poynter

First, it was imposter tweets. Now, someone is making fake screenshots of a Miami Herald story about school threats following last week’s mass shooting.

Monique O. Madan first noticed them on Monday.

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Fake Miami Herald Screenshots are Stoking Fears of More School Threats

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