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In Baby Emmanuel Case, Citizen Journalists Broke News but Also Spread Misinformation

Independent journalists and social media followers have actively chronicled the Emmanuel Haro case, influencing public attention and prompting official warnings against misinformation.

Summary by San Gabriel Valley Tribune
The case of the missing Cabazon infant, who authorities say they have evidence is dead, has been widely speculated about on social media.

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In baby Emmanuel case, citizen journalists broke news but also spread misinformation

The case of the missing Cabazon infant, who authorities say they have evidence is dead, has been widely speculated about on social media.

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Online sleuths or streaming ghouls? Baby Emmanuel case unleashes army of Internet vigilantes

In the last couple of weeks, the case of missing 7-month-old Emmanuel Haro has been the clarion call for independent journalists, online sleuths, and criminal case followers, some traveling across the country to California to chronicle developments.

·Los Angeles, United States
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Los Angeles Times broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Wednesday, September 3, 2025.
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