Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez Child Sacrifice Claims Debunked

Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez Child Sacrifice Claims Debunked

Discover what makes Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez Child Sacrifice Claims Debunked is trending today in this detailed write-up.

According to a fact-checking report by Reuters, the articles claiming the conspiracy about Bieber and Selena's child sacrifice started in 2017. On December 8, 2017, someone named Baxter Dmitry wrote an article on News Punch that claimed, among many things, Bieber's words were apparently spoken at a Bible study group in Beverly Hills.

The article claimed Bieber said Hollywood elites were behind the sacrifice. Then, apparently, he went into graphic details about how everything played out regarding their unborn baby's death.

The singer reportedly admitted that he and Gomez were expecting, although no date was given on when this happened. And despite not telling anyone about Gomez being pregnant, the elites somehow found out.

One day, he was taken to a secret party hosted by the elites and then into a room where everyone was apparently dressed in animal masks and drinking "red wine." In the middle of the crowd was a baby, bit into by people and drained of blood.

The scene grossed Bieber out, who then refused to drink the baby's blood, or "red wine," offered by the mass present. Things started going downhill after this.

The executives then told him they knew about Gomez's pregnancy and threatened the unborn child with the same fate as the baby present there.

"They murdered my unborn child," Bieber allegedly said during the study. "Me and Selena… we were driven apart by these people and the trauma."

Justin Bieber and ex girlfriend Selena Gomez at the 2011 American Music Awards. (Photo: Twitter)

Bieber even apparently said he believed God and Satan were real and that "evil forces were at work in the world."

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