A bizarre story circulating online claims a California sperm bank employee was caught doing something almost too outrageous to believe. 馃槼
According to the viral claim, a 27-year-old employee named “Agatha Bristol” was allegedly caught on surveillance taking patient specimens from refrigerated storage and consuming them.
But there’s one major problem: credible reporting or official documentation confirming the alleged Bakersfield incident appears to be missing.
The story also bears a suspicious resemblance to an old internet joke about sperm bank employees that has circulated online for years.
So until legitimate authorities or established news outlets confirm the details, this one belongs firmly in the “viral but unverified” category.
According to the viral claim, a 27-year-old employee named “Agatha Bristol” was allegedly caught on surveillance taking patient specimens from refrigerated storage and consuming them.
But there’s one major problem: credible reporting or official documentation confirming the alleged Bakersfield incident appears to be missing.
The story also bears a suspicious resemblance to an old internet joke about sperm bank employees that has circulated online for years.
So until legitimate authorities or established news outlets confirm the details, this one belongs firmly in the “viral but unverified” category.
A bizarre story circulating online claims a California sperm bank employee was caught doing something almost too outrageous to believe. 馃槼
According to the viral claim, a 27-year-old employee named “Agatha Bristol” was allegedly caught on surveillance taking patient specimens from refrigerated storage and consuming them.
But there’s one major problem: credible reporting or official documentation confirming the alleged Bakersfield incident appears to be missing.
The story also bears a suspicious resemblance to an old internet joke about sperm bank employees that has circulated online for years.
So until legitimate authorities or established news outlets confirm the details, this one belongs firmly in the “viral but unverified” category.
