Meghan Markle Accused of Using Uvalde Tragedy as PR Stunt

The father of a victim in the Robb Elementary School disaster in Uvalde, Texas, has come forward to refute claims that Meghan Markle brought a media crew to the town following the attack.

However, sources have revealed that Meghan paid him to defend her through Archwell's reported video.

Meghan faced accusations of exploiting the tragedy for publicity when photographs emerged of her laying flowers at a memorial in the town, just two days after 19 children and two teachers were killed by 18-year-old gunman Salvador Ramos in 2022.

In response, Meghan's spokesperson told Newsweek that she visited Uvalde in her personal capacity as a mother, aiming only to offer support to a community engulfed in unimaginable grief.

Despite this clarification, social media claims persisted, alleging that Meghan had brought a film crew with her to Uvalde.

However, the father of one of the victims, Brett Cross, dismissed these allegations, stating that Meghan arrived without any media presence and instructed them to leave, emphasizing that she was not there for them.

Cross also mentioned that Meghan had stayed in touch with his wife.

Cross further asserted that while Meghan did not bring any media personnel during her visit, both Texas Governor Greg Abbott and actor Matthew McConaughey did.

However, a source close to Meghan's team revealed that Cross had been paid as a witness.

It is worth noting that Cross himself has faced charges of assaulting his wife earlier in the year, with their court hearing repeatedly postponed.

The source pointed out the inconsistency in Cross's claims, questioning how Meghan could have footage in Uvalde to sell to Netflix if she had not brought a camera crew.

Moreover, they questioned the existence of material for Archwell's report.

The source argued that Meghan continuously deceived and manipulated the public, forgetting that Archwell had recently released a video of her in Uvalde as part of the foundation's charitable activities.

The source emphasized that if videos and pictures of Meghan in Uvalde had not surfaced, they might have believed Cross's account, but it is regrettable that he accepted money to lie about it.

The existence of documentary scenes further supports the claim that Meghan brought a camera crew to Uvalde.

Numerous photos capture her with a film crew, capturing her emotions in the aftermath of the tragedy.

The footage cannot be denied, and as witnesses, we cannot allow her to rewrite history.

Blaming Matthew McConaughey will only distance her from her A-list ambitions.

It seems that she always needs to bring someone down to elevate herself, but it consistently backfires.

Additionally, more evidence has emerged suggesting that Meghan brought a camera to Uvalde.

She recently released photos of herself making a touching phone call to Irma Garcia, the sister of one of the shooting victims, whose husband tragically passed away from a heart attack two days after the massacre.

In a video snippet of the call, Markle can be heard laughing while speaking with Irma Garcia's sister.

Markle inquires about the well-being of Irma's children, to which her sister responds that they requested privacy for Father's Day but were in contact via text.

The call was staged and filmed, likely for a charity program.

It is worth noting that this call took place over a year and a half ago and has resurfaced now as Meghan attempts to utilize footage from Uvalde that she couldn't include in her Netflix documentary.

Meghan seems determined to push the narrative that she is a compassionate humanitarian until it is accepted by the public, despite the mounting skepticism surrounding her actions during the Uvalde tragedy.