Today a Barstool Sports Instagram account tweeted out disinformation about 16 year old Mikayla Miller being lynched by a group of racist white boys in Hopkinton.

It has been confirmed by police sources and town officials that Mikayla Miller committed suicide and was found by a jogger on April 18 at 6 AM. All of this should’ve been instantly dismissed due to the fact that the primary source was Monica Cannon-Grant, a woman with a long and documented history of lying and stirring up racial tensions for her own benefit. Ironically Monica did something similar in 2017 to the town of Bridgewater by blindly believing a lying parent who misrepresented a class presentation put on by Plymouth Plantation.  Now the Barstool Sports affiliated state university in this same town is using its platform (16,000 followers) to amplify this lie and are encouraging a mob of Antifa to descend on the quiet town of Hopkinton Thursday at 4:30.

This is just what Huffstool is now though – a radical far left wing media outlet that still thinks its edgy. Some tried to claim that it’s not affiliated with the company itself:

Barstool bridgewater isn’t a thing, there’s 0% chance that’s monitored or affiliated in any way, be better

— mjb (@mjb98344847) May 4, 2021

1. They’re using Barstool’s trademarked logo.

2. Like all of these college Barstool accounts they have are required by the company to have a link to the Barstool store in their bio, so that the company can profit off of the account.

3. They frequently advertise Barstool merchandise and events in their posts.

The company intentionally created a network of accounts in order to build and promote their brand and maximize their profits. When you do that you’re responsible for each and every one of these accounts. And the fact of the matter is that a post supporting Monica Cannon-Grant is par for the course with Huffstool. This is a company that promoted the Minnesota bail fund last June and held podcasts about how to go to a BLM protest.

They’ve since removed the post after we called them out for it on Twitter, likely because the company contacted whoever runs the account and said that it’s not a good look for them to be inciting riots and violence by spreading misinformation while using the company trademark.

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