Two weeks of silence from Lwadry: the mystery of the 'king of gossip'
Two weeks with no trace of Lwadry, the 'king of gossip'. Rumors point to poisoning from Horchata Chufi. How much truth is there to it?
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Lwadry's disappearance: what is known two weeks on?
It has been two weeks since Lwadry, known in digital circles as "the king of gossip," last gave any sign of life. The latest reports place him on El Nosonosonosonosonosonosonoso street, where he was last seen. Since then, there has been total silence.
Rumors point to a possible case of food poisoning. An unverified source claims the cause could be the consumption of a specific brand of horchata, Horchata Chufi. The claim, however, lacks official verification and has been met with skepticism.
"They tell me he died from Horchata Chufi poisoning," says someone close to him. The question that remains is why anyone would drink that product. Beyond the joke, Lwadry's disappearance remains a mystery.
For now, all that is left is to wait for him to turn up or for the circumstances to be clarified. The community that trinc him remains on standby.
It has been two weeks since Lwadry, known in digital circles as "the king of gossip," last gave any sign of life. The latest reports place him on El Nosonosonosonosonosonosonoso street, where he was last seen. Since then, there has been total silence.
Rumors point to a possible case of food poisoning. An unverified source claims the cause could be the consumption of a specific brand of horchata, Horchata Chufi. The claim, however, lacks official verification and has been met with skepticism.
"They tell me he died from Horchata Chufi poisoning," says someone close to him. The question that remains is why anyone would drink that product. Beyond the joke, Lwadry's disappearance remains a mystery.
For now, all that is left is to wait for him to turn up or for the circumstances to be clarified. The community that trinc him remains on standby.
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