Did Kamala Harris paralyze a child in a hit-and-run accident?

The news program interviews a woman who claims to be Alicia Brown, who claims that she and her mother were not only run over, but were also threatened by Harris' staff to keep the incident secret for over a decade.

The video quickly sparked outrage among conservatives on X, who wondered whether Harris was drunk at the time of the alleged crime.

Harris has been the target of a baseless right-wing smear campaign in recent weeks, largely centered around alcohol, and the allegations have never been confirmed.

Others demanded that the politician be investigated and imprisoned because Brown was paralyzed.

But not everyone was convinced by the story. As many investigated, it quickly became clear that the allegation was part of an elaborate attempt to create chaos in the midst of the election campaign.

Many quickly realized that the media outlet that allegedly produced the interview, KBSF-TV, was not real. An analysis by the company revealed that its domain was registered just two weeks ago, on August 20, according to GoDaddy. The site has since been taken down.

An image of a car with a cracked windshield used in the video can be traced back to an authentic news report about a 2018 car accident in Guam using a reverse image search.