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A video that became viral in a very short period of time, featuring Richard Pulley, a 78-year-old working as a delivery driver in Manchester, jolted the conscience of the nation.

The video depicts an elderly citizen delivering a Starbucks order and leads the viewers to know more about the person.

It was revealed that Pulley and his wife had to return to work because of financial woes and soaring medical costs.

Thousands of people chipped in and contributed their bit to help the elderly couple return to their peaceful existence.

🚨 HEARTWARMING:

Over $800,000 RAISED in record time for 74 yr old Tennessee hero Richard Pulley, the hardworking DoorDash driver fighting to deliver food in his beat-up car just to afford life-saving medication after his wife lost her job!

God is Goodpic.twitter.com/EIfXOpTvDA

— Gunther Eagleman™ (@GuntherEagleman) March 14, 2026

A fundraiser was initiated on GoFundMe, which rapidly found traction and managed to collect $500,000.

A 78-year-old delivery driver from Manchester worked for DoorDash, and his face is now widely recognized online.

The video was first posted by a homeowner named Brittany Smith on TikTok after Pulley completed her order.

In the video the elderly delivery man could be seen walking slowly because of his advanced age and gently placing the order at the customer’s doorstep before walking away.

The video touched the viewers who started to dig deeper to know why the person in this advanced age was forced to work.

The video became even more viral when Collin Rugg, co-founder of Trending Politics, posted it on social media.

Later Brittany Smith posted the message “Richard the Starbucks Delivery Man” and asked netizens to trace his whereabouts.

Pulley was discovered by netizens within hours, and the grim details of his life were revealed.

Pulley revealed that he was retired, but after his wife lost her job, the couple started to work together as delivery drivers.

Wife Brenda operated the vehicle while her husband managed the drop-offs by walking to the residence of the customers.

The couple had been happily married for 56 years but was forced out of retirement due to financial woes.

A fundraiser was initiated by Smith, and it got a huge response.

More than $300,000 was raised within the first day, and the figure is now $800,000. The couple was overwhelmed by the support and kindness shown by strangers.

Pulley stated.

“It’s just really difficult to believe that there are that many people that are that generous to try to help us, people that don’t even know us. We appreciate every one of them. It’s taking a lot of pressure off of us and making life livable once again.”

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A new video is making rounds on the internet of a man who bears a striking resemblance to the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The video has once again reignited conspiracy theories that the sex offender did not die of suicide in 2019.

The short video was taken by a passing motorist and was widely shared on social media platforms, including X. The video shows a grey-haired man behind the steering wheel of a luxury vehicle. The man is seemingly composed and seems to enjoy the drive. The video has sparked intense discussions across social media platforms.

The internet is freaking out after this video was recorded in South Florida! WHO DOES THAT LOOK LIKE TO YOU??? pic.twitter.com/veQR6eWcXi

— Matt Wallace (@MattWallace888) March 13, 2026

The man in the clip resembled Jeffrey Epstein and was wearing a white cap and sunglasses, making conclusive identification impossible. The video has added fuel to longstanding allegations that the convicted sex offender did not die by suicide in his jail cell, and many netizens are treating it as further proof that Epstein has made his escape.

The video has evoked a mixed response, with a sizeable number of netizens claiming that it was just another instance of a mistaken identity. However, there is a lot of scepticism about the official accounts of the whole sordid Jeffrey Epstein affair, including the circumstances of his death.

Netizens have responded in a mixed fashion, with one user contending,

‘I used to think there’s no way he’s alive; after the files, I’m not 100% certain,’

Another user commented,

“The resemblance to Jeffrey Epstein is spot on. I, for one, never believed him to be dead. For one, bad men like him live looooonnnnnngggggg.’

However, many netizens also questioned the logic of a fugitive driving a luxury vehicle in public.

‘If it really was who you’re insinuating it is, why would Jeff drive around in a convertible?’

This stand was also articulated by other users.

‘If that was Him, He wouldn’t be exposing Himself like that, especially not now.’

There were also some who expressed fears about the safety of the person featured in the video.

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The war in the Middle East is showing no signs of waning, and both parties are relentlessly attacking one another. Israel and America have already eliminated the top echelons of the Iranian government, which include its Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei.

There are unconfirmed reports that the newly elected supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, was wounded in the war. There are also reports that the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has suffered injuries in an attack by Iran.

There are also unconfirmed reports that he has been killed.

The latest video of an address by Benjamin Netanyahu has led to speculations, with many claiming that the video was AI-generated and showed the Israeli PM with six fingers on his hand.

Rumours about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s location and safety have increased.

There have been earlier rumours about Netanyahu being affected by Iran’s strikes, but they were all deemed false and devoid of any substance.

However, the latest video has only added to the speculations. Many even contend that the Israeli PM is dead.

Heads up EVERYONE. @netanyahu is DEAD

Official X handle of @IsraeliPM just deleted this tweet

REMEMBER my tweet about Israel Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant left a press conference to talk to Trump directly on call, on return he was visibly shaking.

Now the PM's office is… pic.twitter.com/m5hEVi1Htm

— The Kremlin (@The_Kremlinn) March 13, 2026

One post on X claimed

“Heads up, EVERYONE. @netanyahu is DEAD. The official X handle of @IsraeliPM just deleted this tweet.”

However, internet sleuths soon found that the account has nothing to do with the Kremlin or Russia. Also, the claim that a post was deleted from the Israeli PM’s official handle was cross-checked with Grok and was found to be false.

Grok stated that no tweet was deleted by the Israeli PM, and the screenshot in the post is also fake.

Grok stated that the Israeli PM is alive, and the deluge of death rumors, mostly on Iranian media and social media posts, has been negated by Snopes, Times of Israel, and others as unverified misinformation.

The account also highlighted how Israeli Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was called away in the middle of the meeting, which has also sparked speculation. While the same post contended that Bessent had left the press conference to talk to the US president.

The post also quoted political commentator Johannes M. Koenraadt, who stated that Netanyahu was dead, and it was in line with the body language of Bessent, complete with dead stiffness in Scott Bessent’s body and hands.

Grok has also cross-checked the claim that Netanyahu can be seen with six fingers in the video, and hence, it was AI-generated.

Grok stated that Netanyahu has five fingers on his right hand, and his gesturing at the podium created an optical illusion that looked like he had six fingers.

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