Clarification: Shaquille O'Neal is not a 9/11 truther
Published
Jun. 12, 2015 4:09 p.m. ET
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Someone from O'Neal's marketing firm had published an article about planes not being able to crash though buildings on Shaq.com and his Facebook page (which has more than 5 million likes) on Thursday. The headline on the Facebook post (screencapped here) declared, "A Close Up Video Was Discovered Of 9/11: You Won't Believe What It Shows!"
On Friday, O'Neal released the following statement:
The CEO of O'Neal's marketing firm Digital Mavericks also released a statement:
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Wouldn't it be nice if athletes and ex-athletes just posted their own content?
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