An article titled "Shocking Event/ Bride stabs husband and father-in-law to death" was published.
This article was published by the portal "ntv.al" as well as on the official NTV Television Facebook page.
What's wrong with this content?
After fact-checking conducted by hibrid.info, it was confirmed that the title of this article is a generalization that does not clarify where the event took place, and that the content only clarifies that it is about an event that occurred in North Macedonia. While the photograph used in this article is of an event from 2016 in Pristina.
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Excerpt from the article published on the portal "ntv.al":
Shocking incident/ Bride stabs husband and father-in-law to death
A serious incident shook the city of Kratovo yesterday evening, where a 63-year-old man and his son were stabbed to death by the latter's daughter-in-law.
The 36-year-old bride, identified by the initials VI, has been arrested, while autopsies are being performed on the bodies of the two victims.
"On 13.06.2024, at 22:08, the police officers of Kratovo deprived the 36-year-old VI of her liberty, who is suspected of having attacked her husband JI (38) and his father SI (63) with a sharp instrument in the family home in Kratovo, who have since died. According to the instructions of the public prosecutor, the bodies of the victims were submitted for autopsy, while the 36-year-old VI was arrested and detained at the police station," the Macedonian Ministry of Interior announced.
After researching through the automated program “InVID”, hibrid.info managed to find that the image was taken in 2016 from an event that took place in Pristina. (see here (the view from the 30th second)
Screenshot from the video material published on Youtube by the "KlanKosova" channel
Analyze:
With a 2016 photo taken in Pristina, an article about an event in North Macedonia was published, without clarifying the location in the title.
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Reasoning:
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