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Blackrock-Ryan Routh viral conspiracy theory false: Ros Atkins

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Blackrock-Ryan Routh viral conspiracy theory false: Ros Atkins
Blackrock-Ryan Routh viral conspiracy theory false: Ros Atkins

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BBC Verify looks at a viral conspiracy theory which falsely links a US investment firm to the suspect in Sunday’s apparent assassination attempt of Donald Trump.

BBC News analysis editor Ros Atkins has more.

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