VERIFY: Separating fact from fiction on claims about the El Paso and Dayton shootings

The VERIFY team is working to prove or debunk claims that could change the conversations on social media.

Published: 5:39 PM CDT August 6, 2019

Updated: 5:41 PM CDT August 6, 2019

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