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  • 2017-07-25 (xsd:date)
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  • Did a Student Break Both Arms Jumping Off a Building for a Science Project? (en)
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  • In the photograph, a young blonde girl stands in front of a piece of poster board set up for a school science fair. The title of her project is Jumping Off Buildings: How High is Too High? -- and the girl apparently used herself as a guinea pig. She sports a cast on each of her arms. Depending on how you look at it, it's a terrible use of the scientific method, or a kid truly dedicated to her school work. Either way, the picture is fake. Here's a look at the doctored image (left) and the original photograph (right). As you can see in the second image, the science project actually focused on how water towers work: The local newspaper The Woodstock Sentinel Review published the photograph alongside an article about the annual science fair at John Knox Christian School in 2012. The student in the image is student Kaitlyn Homan, who was in eighth grade at the time and who spoke to the newspaper about her project: Homan took to Twitter in March 2017 to confirm that the viral image was a doctored one: (en)
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