Wood County sheriff says Facebook posts referencing Epstein were the result of account hacking

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WOOD COUNTY, Ohio (WTOL) — The Wood County Sheriff’s Facebook page was hacked, leading to unauthorized posts about Jeffrey Epstein and former President George H.W. Bush. The Sheriff confirmed the posts were not legitimate and were a result of the hack.

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