欧博百家乐Fact Check: NO 'Finding The Light'
Did Tom Hanks broadcast a program in 2026 about Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse and trafficking of Virginia Giuffre titled "Finding The Light?" No, that's not true: There has been no broadcast schedule and no real news report that such a show aired and attracted an audience of millions. There is no public record of Hanks or anyone else promoting a program by that title on social media or elsewhere. The multiple social media posts about the non-existent show arose from a network of social media accounts and websites run from Vietnam.
The story appeared in a Jan. 7, 2026 Facebook post (archived here) on the "The News 247" page. It started "Producer Tom Hanks -- known as "America's Dad" -- caused an unprecedented explosion on television when he publicly revealed the entire hidden causes behind a case that underground forces had been trying to bury for 10 years, in a program titled "Finding the Light," first broadcast in 2026.". It continued:
The moment the first episode aired, millions of viewers were left in stunned silence. No dramatic music, no flowery narration -- only sealed files, testimonies that had once been ignored, and timelines showing how the truth had been suffocated over the course of a decade. The program gradually revealed how a lone woman, Virginia Giuffre, was pushed to the margins of public attention while powerful names remained behind a wall of silence.
Every detail presented raised a chilling question: Who ordered the cover-up? Who benefited from this forced forgetting? And more importantly -- if not now, then when would justice be allowed to appear on national television?
"Finding the Light" is not just a program. It is a declaration that some truths, no matter how long they are buried, will always find their way back into the light.
This is what the post looked like on Facebook at the time of writing:
Image source: Lead Stories screenshot of post at facebook.com/profile.php?id=61581861062551.
The "The News 247" page promoting the story had a page transparency tab (archived here) indicating it was run from Vietnam:
