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Police refute Rep. George Santos’ claim his niece was kidnapped by Chinese communists

Police refute Rep. George Santos’ claim his niece was kidnapped by Chinese communists

NextShark.com by NextShark.com
Oct 24, 2023 10:32 am EDT
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A New York police official recently revealed that they found no evidence supporting Rep. George Santos’ (R, NY-3) claim that his niece was kidnapped by Chinese Communist Party members.

Key details: Santos made the claim during an interview with New York Times reporter Grace Ashford in early September, describing the alleged kidnapping as the “one story that nobody talks about.”
Ashford and co-author Michael Gold also released an exposé about Santos in December 2022 that detailed his alleged lies, including his purported Wall Street background and his attendance of Baruch College in New York City.
What happened: According to Santos, his 5-year-old niece disappeared while she was in a playground in Queens, New York. She was only located about 40 minutes later through a surveillance camera. Santos claimed that the surveillance footage showed the presence of two Chinese men.

It was not revealed when the alleged kidnapping incident occurred.

The one responsible: Santos “heavily implied” that the alleged kidnapping may have been “retaliation” on China’s part as the Republican politician is a vocal critic of the CCP, according to the report.

When Ashford asked if he thought it was China, Santos noted he did not want to go into the “conspiracy theory” space, “But you know, if the shoe fits, right?”

What authorities said: Ashford reportedly looked into the matter by contacting an unnamed “high-ranking police official,” who confirmed that officers were called about the incident and the police purportedly looked into the case.

During the investigation, the high-ranking police official reportedly noted that they found no evidence of kidnapping or even suggesting that the CCP was involved.

“We found nothing at all to suggest it’s true. I’d lean into, ‘he made it up,’” the official told the New York Times.

Facing charges: The embattled New York representative was arrested on May 10 on 13 charges, including wire fraud, money…

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