The Cesard enigma resurfaces online three months after his death
Three months after Cesard's death, an account with an identical style renews suspicions of impersonation or a hoax. The evidence points to a setup.
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Cesard: was his death staged?
On the internet, death is not always the end. Sometimes it is the beginning of a myth. That is what is happening with Cesard, a name that echoed around digital circles until he was presumed dead. Yet three months later, a new account began posting about the same topics. Same obsessions, same catchphrases, same contempt for 'reds'. For some, the coincidence is not so much of one.
Those trinc the trail point out that the new profile appeared right after the supposed death, with a history of deleting accounts annually that would fit the original Cesard's modus operandi. Others go further: they claim the death was an invention to build a legend, with multiple fake accounts —'multis' in the jargon— praising the deceased. There is talk of a legacy of more than 10,000 posts in a digital environment and of a foreign ex-partner who would have inherited the rights. But the only certainty is that the debate over his identity remains open.
Digital reincarnation or a prolonged hoax? The data does not add up, and the truth, if it exists, remains buried under layers of accounts and silence.
On the internet, death is not always the end. Sometimes it is the beginning of a myth. That is what is happening with Cesard, a name that echoed around digital circles until he was presumed dead. Yet three months later, a new account began posting about the same topics. Same obsessions, same catchphrases, same contempt for 'reds'. For some, the coincidence is not so much of one.
Those trinc the trail point out that the new profile appeared right after the supposed death, with a history of deleting accounts annually that would fit the original Cesard's modus operandi. Others go further: they claim the death was an invention to build a legend, with multiple fake accounts —'multis' in the jargon— praising the deceased. There is talk of a legacy of more than 10,000 posts in a digital environment and of a foreign ex-partner who would have inherited the rights. But the only certainty is that the debate over his identity remains open.
Digital reincarnation or a prolonged hoax? The data does not add up, and the truth, if it exists, remains buried under layers of accounts and silence.
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