FACT CHECK: No, Bill Clinton Has Not Died At Guantanamo Bay
A post shared on Facebook claims former President Bill Clinton was discovered dead at the Guantanamo Bay detention center.
Verdict: False
Bill Clinton has not been found dead in Guantanamo Bay. The rumor stems from a website that says it features âhumor, parody, and satire.â
Fact Check:
The Facebook post alleges the former presidentâs lifeless body was found in his cell at Guantanamo Bay on the morning of Sept. 25 after the U.S. Navy Judge Advocate Generalâs Corps (JAG) had sentenced him to lifetime imprisonment in July. It features a 2016 Associated Press photo of Bill Clinton.
âHis wife was executed, and if, somehow, heâd learned his daughter was arrested, it might have been too much for him to handleâ the post quotes a supposed source as saying. âHe may have punched out on his own, some way. Weâll know more Monday.â
Check Your Fact has previously debunked claims that Bill Clinton underwent a military tribunal at Guantanamo Bay and that he had been convicted of treason and sentenced to life in prison. And, contrary to the postâs allegation, he hasnât died in Guantanamo Bay, either.
On the evening of Sept. 25, after his death was supposedly discovered, Bill Clinton tweeted in support of the Arkansas University Razorbacks football team. He also had lunch with Buenos Aires City Mayor Horacio RodrĂguez Larreta in New York the next day, the Buenos Aires Times reported.
None of the press releases issued by the Justice Department, Clinton Foundation or Defense Department mention Bill Clinton dying, nor does the Navy JAG Corpsâ website. (RELATED: Viral Post Claims To Show Joe Biden And Hillary Clinton Not Wearing Masks During The COVID-19 Pandemic)
The text in the Facebook post appears to come from a Sept. 26 article published by the website Real Raw News. A section on the âAbout Usâ page of Real Raw News states, âThis website contains humor, parody, and satire.â
Despite the notice about the satirical nature of content on the website, parts of the Real Raw News article were shared on Facebook as if they were factual. Online rumors about Bill Clintonâs wife, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, being hanged and their daughter, Chelsea Clinton, being arrested by the military are likewise untrue and stemmed from Real Raw News articles, as Check Your Fact reported.