He sent 16 rudimentary bombs — none of which detonated — to targets including Hillary Clinton, former Vice President Joe Biden, several members of Congress, former President Barack Obama and actor Robert De Niro. Devices were also mailed to CNN offices in New York and Atlanta.
The mail bombing suspect had never been a registered Democrat, and his van had been home to pro-Trump material for years.
Social media users speculated that something nefarious was behind apparent changes in the displays of pro-Trump stickers on Cesar Sayoc's confiscated van.
Conspiracy theorists got the details badly wrong in an attempt to link Sayoc with one of President Donald Trump's chief accusers.
Trump is accusing the media of being “the true Enemy of People” in the wake of a mass shooting and a mail bomb plot.
The FBI says Cesar Sayoc ultimately mailed 15 improvised explosive devices to prominent Democrats, Trump critics and media outlets before he was arrested in the van last week.
Video and photographic evidence establishes beyond doubt that Sayoc attended at least two Trump rallies, both during the 2016 campaign and after the president's inauguration.
Eager conspiracy theorists wrenched a photograph of two former soccer teammates out of context, and without factual basis.
Cesar Sayoc, Jr., the alleged anti-Democrat mail bomber, was a stripper at various points in his life, but there is no evidence that he ever held pro-Obama views.
The man suspected of sending pipe bombs to prominent Democrats and other opponents of President Donald Trump kept a list of elected officials and others who investigators believe were intended targets
A listing for the mail bomb suspect on MyLife.com underwent a series of edits after his arrest in October 2018.
Cesar Sayoc has also tweeted and posted on Facebook videos that appear to show him at Trump rallies.
In 2012, President Obama was overheard over a hot microphone telling President Dmitri Medvedev of Russia he would have "more flexibility" to negotiate with Putin after the election.
A niche genre of 'satire' sexualizes animated characters.
The "Gyro Drop" is a real amusement park ride, but a popular video of it relies on some imagination.
The critter needed a good cleaning, regardless.
Reports indicate a really big spider ate a really small possum in Australia.
