A story about a woman leaving a "goodbye gift" on her boss's desk after winning the lottery came from a fake news web site.CLAIM: A woman defecated on her boss' desk after winning the lottery.

FALSE
EXAMPLE: [Collected via e-mail, April 2016]

Woman arrested for defecating on boss’ desk after winning the lottery

ORIGIN:On 25 April 2016, entertainment web site The Valley Report published a fake news article claiming that a woman was arrested for defecating on her supervisor's desk after she had won more than $3 million from a lottery ticket:

The Valley Report

A 41-year-old woman had the winning lottery ticket worth over 3 million dollars on Friday night, but showed up to work anyway on Monday to deliver one last package.

The courier company had no idea of her winnings. “I knew something was wrong because I came back from lunch and the door to my office was closed,” said the manager. I slowly opened the door to discover the woman with her pants around her ankles, hunched over on my desk like a hippopotamus/cheetah dropping a massive poo on my desk.

There is no truth to the above-quoted story. The Valley Report is an entertainment web site that does not publish factual stories:

Some of these stories may be exaggerated, embellished or an outright work of fiction. Use proper judgment when reading anything on the internet.

A common tactic among purveyors of fake news is to include a mugshot with the story to lend it some credibility. While these images typically show real mugshots (which are often regarded as fair game by fake news sites because they are, at least nominally, in the public domain) they are random photographs that are in no way related to the fake news stories, and in fact, the people depicted are probably unaware that their likenesses are now adorning often-embarrassing "satire" stories.

In this case, the woman pictured above was not arrested for defecating on her boss's desk. The picture was taken from an August 2014 news report about a Connecticut woman who was arrested in connection with hypodermic needles found on an elementary school playground.

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