What To Know About The Wayfair Conspiracy Theory About Child Sex Trafficking And Expensive Cabinets

Newsweek
Newsweek
  • 4 years ago
An unfounded conspiracy theory that American furniture retailer Wayfair is advertising the sale of human children disguised as extremely expensive cabinets and pillows has gone viral.

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