On May 21, Timothy Klausutis wrote a letter to Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter. In it, Klausutis pleaded with Dorsey to excise a conspiracy-laden, fact-free tweet the president of the United States sent out over Memorial Day weekend, a tweet that implied Klausutis’ deceased wife, Lori, was secretly murdered by then-Congressman Joe Scarborough. Klausutis explained that there was no one with actual knowledge of the case who believed Lori’s death was anything other than a terrible tragedy brought on by an undiagnosed heart condition. But Trump and his dumb son, Trump Jr., continue to promote the false story, creating further anguish for the family of Lori Klausutis.
Many across the Twitter platform called on Dorsey to censure the president, but the CEO refused, citing freedom of speech. One of the more popular satirical Twitter accounts is that of God, or @TheTweetOfGod. God decided to get his own investigation started by calling for #JusticeForCarolyn.
The tweets, and the subsequent trending hashtag, were all about a fabricated former personal assistant to Trump named “Carolyn Gombell.”
Donald Trump killed his personal assistant, Carolyn Gombell, in October 2000. He strangled her because he’d gotten her pregnant and was threatening to tell the press. Then he bribed NYPD Police Chief Bernie Kierik to cover it up. IT’S TIME TO INVESTIGATE. #JusticeForCarolyn
— God (@TheTweetOfGod) May 26, 2020
And like all good conspiracies, a big part of the conspiracy is that anything that cannot be supported by the evidence is proof that a conspiracy is afoot!
For her parents. For her friends. For the country. For democracy. For truth. For the fiancÃ�© she was two weeks from marrying. But most of all… for her. #JusticeForCarolyn
— God (@TheTweetOfGod) May 26, 2020
#JusticeforCarolyn took off, and many people got into the act of creating a false set of facts and images proving that this person who does not exist actually existed, and her death should be investigated.
Erasing poor #CarolynGombell from existence back in 2000 for simply being pregnant was not enough? Now Trump uses the power of his high office and henchmen like Bill Barr to erase her very name from existence. Is it his cruelty or his fear of being exposed?#JusticeForCarolyn pic.twitter.com/IohvMRL8U9
— John Moffitt ðÂ�Â�Â� (@JohnRMoffitt) May 27, 2020
So far, Twitter has not censored God’s tweets about Trump and the “demise” of his former “personal assistant.”
I can’t find proof that @realDonaldTrump didn’t murder Carolyn Gombell in 2000. I just want to know if even Twitter #ProLife people care that she may have been pregnant at the time when he and @DonaldJTrumpJr may have killed her. This needs to be investigated! #JusticeForCarolyn
— Edan Clay ðÂ�Â�ºðÂ�Â�¸ (@EdanClay) May 27, 2020
#JusticeForCarolyn Massive candle light vigil for Carolyn. @realDonaldTrump has tried to erase her memory pic.twitter.com/uimCxEwwr8
— 1601 (@jackalili) May 27, 2020
On Tuesday, May 26, Trump—who has been manically tweeting and retweeting lies and half truths at a pace that is distressing—went right back on his campaign to distract from the fact that more than 100,000 Americans have died due to his mishandling of the country’s public health response to the coronavirus pandemic.
….about whether or not Joe could have done such a horrible thing? Maybe or maybe not, but I find Joe to be a total Nut Job, and I knew him well, far better than most. So many unanswered & obvious questions, but I wonâÂ�Â�t bring them up now! Law enforcement eventually will?
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 26, 2020
On Wednesday, May 27, Donald Trump continued his 360-degree attacks on facts and information, tweeting out lies about COVID-19 and his lame response, saying random things about “Obamagate,” threatening to regulate social media platforms, projecting voter fraud in this coming election, and once again implying that Joe Scarborough is a murderer.
Psycho Joe Scarborough is rattled, not only by his bad ratings but all of the things and facts that are coming out on the internet about opening a Cold Case. He knows what is happening!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 27, 2020
For many of us, the tweets of a satirical account pretending to be the voice of the Judeo-Christian god should not be indistinguishable in reliable historic content from the president of the United States’ account. But here we are.
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