The latest in a series of popular hoaxes to reach Twitter, the history of Roberto Diminguez and Jennifer Puente, an alleged Spanish serial killer couple, is popular on various Facebook groups.
The article, shared in several groups, alleges the Spanish partners, 49-year-old Diminguez and 30-year-old Jennifer, have killed 3 sexual police officers and are on the run.
It is claimed that the two are allegedly roosting old people, vandalizing parked vehicles, and breaking into people’s houses to attack them. It calls for vigilant behavior in both protecting the pair and contacting the authorities if they are found.
“URGENT: Alert‼ ️ Please lock your doors and stay vigilant. A house burglar and serial killer Roberto Diminguez ( 49 ) are on the run after killing three female police officers in #ventascasas, according to the post. ” Warn others ⚠ ️ They go around preying on elderly people, vandalizing parked vehicles, knocking on peoples ‘ doors claiming to be homeless ,seeking for help &, then attacking you after gaining your trust. They’re brutal and really dangerous”,
The blog asks for assistance in bringing this incredibly important piece of information to those who might be at risk in your area. The post we spotted so far has about 300 stock.
Over the past few days, many of these popular hoaxes, primarily being committed for scamming purposes, have exploded on Fb with little response from the system in response to the widespread propaganda and attempted scams.
As we previously reported, these kinds of articles are con artists who aim to manipulate people’s emotions. After the blog becomes popular on social media, the material is changed to reflect the scammer’s task.
When viralFacebook is the program where most of these lies are committed, the shared serial killer account may be changed, but it’s unlikely any action will be taken immediately because Mark Zuckerberg just announced rollbacks of some of their fact-checking work.
In the meantime, we will keep an eye on these schemes and provide information to the public to prevent falling for these scams.
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