"business2community" declare : Monica Lewinsky's 'Son' Found Dead In New York City's Central Park Is Fake News

Monica Lewinsky's son "David" reported missing and subsequently being found dead in New York City's Central Park is fake news. The body of Monica Lewinsky's son, David, was found in Central Park just hours after he was discovered to be missing. TheLastLineOfDefense.org published two articles on May 16, 2017, reporting that Lewinsky's son, "David", had been reported missing in New York, and subsequently found dead. So why would he go through Central Park without an EpiPen and what the hell was he doing near 3rd in an alley? What did you think about the fake news about Lewinsky's "son"?


As it stated in The vehicle was a red Honda sedan and CBS New York Television said the driver had been removed. Television footage showed police officers restraining a man in a dark T-shirt and placing him in a police car. SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER(Reuters) — A speeding car crashed into pedestrians on a sidewalk in New York City's busy Times Square on Thursday, killing one person and injuring at least 12, and police said the incident did not appear to be an act of terrorism, witnesses, police and news media said. A Reuters witness said one person was covered with a bloodstained blanket after the collision, which occurred around noon ET (1600 GMT) at the Midtown Manhattan tourist venue. Hundreds of thousands of people, many of them visitors from around the world, pass daily through the bustling commercial area, the heart of the Broadway theater district.


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New York City's Wi-Fi kiosks have provided users with $15 million worth of free internet service

"-Jen Hensley, general manager, LinkNYCThe 934 Link kiosks that dot the New York City landscape have provided a ton of free data to New Yorkers. One of the 934 LinkNYC kiosks that provide free Wi-Fi on the gritty streets of New York City"If you're looking for a way to lower your cellular bill, the solution might be literally right around the corner. The amount of data that New Yorkers have used, thanks to the kiosks, is the equivalent of 10.9 billion emails or 1.1 million hours of streamed video. The Wi-Fi signal provides broadband connectivity within a 150-foot range from the kiosk.source: NYDailyNews With 20% of New Yorkers living in an area without internet service, the kiosks provide the only way for many in the city to enjoy a broadband internet connection.Each kiosk features a pair of screens that run paid advertisements.




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