This assessment is verifiably truthful. Unfortunately, this event did transpire, and there is far too many viable sources citing concrete evidence to claim otherwise. Edgar Welch was in fact deceived into believing this conspiracy theory, so much so that he took it upon himself to do something about it. When he showed up and asked to see the basement, where said “child trafficking” was claimed to take place, not only was that not the case, but there simply wasn’t a basement. This conspiracy-caused, dangerously irresponsible event really did happen, Edgar Welch served four years in prison because it happened.. The District Attorneys office says so, BBC says so, and the actual legal documents say so.
