Dan Wootton's Catfishing Allegations: Internal Probe and New Developments
Catfishing Pseudonyms Linked to GB News Star
Metropolitan Police Investigation Ongoing
On October 2nd, the Metropolitan Police confirmed an investigation into matters connected to a 40-year-old man, following a series of revelations uncovered in Byline Times articles. These articles alleged that GB News star Dan Wootton used the pseudonyms Martin Branning and Maria Joseph to engage in catfishing activities.
Password Connection to Movie-Sharing Website
Byline Times further reported that Wootton used an identical password for both pseudonyms when subscribing to a movie-sharing website. This revelation has raised questions about the extent of Wootton's online activities using these false identities.
Internal Probe at MailOnline
Separately, MailOnline has launched an internal investigation into Wootton's use of the pseudonyms to obtain sexual material. The newspaper can now reveal details of this probe, which aims to shed light on the scope and implications of Wootton's alleged actions.
Alleged Bribery Attempts
In a new development, allegations have emerged that an individual using the name Martin Branning offered former Sun colleagues of Wootton thousands of pounds in exchange for explicit material. These allegations have added a further layer of intrigue to the ongoing investigation.
Media and Public Interest
The Dan Wootton catfishing allegations have sparked widespread media attention and public interest. The potential implications for Wootton's career and reputation are significant. The ongoing investigation and internal probe are expected to provide further clarity on the matter in the coming weeks.
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