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Tarot influencer’s claims in Idaho college murders case spark courtroom reckoning
- A Boise federal jury awarded University of Idaho professor Rebecca Scofield $10 million in a defamation case tied to TikTok claims.
- Jurors assigned $7.5 million in punitive damages and $2.5 million in compensatory damages to Scofield.
- Guillard had posted videos alleging Scofield secretly connected to the killings, claims the court found defamatory.
- Scofield chairs the University of Idaho history department and described the emotional toll of online lies.
- Authorities said Scofield had no connection to the Idaho killings.
- The case underscores online harassment's real-world effects on academics.
- Scofield hopes the verdict settles a painful chapter for the Moscow community.
- The verdict could influence other online defamation cases tied to high-profile crimes.
- Fox News reports the case as part of ongoing coverage of social media’s impact on crime narratives.
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