evidence: Musk’s most recent Pizzagate post is a meme from The Office. "Pizzagate is real," the first panel says over an image of Michael Scott. Pam explains that it’s not, according to experts. "Your expert just went to jail for child porn," Michael replies. "Does seem at least a little suspicious," Musk wrote in his caption. Musk replied to this image with a story about former journalist James Gordon Meek pleading guilty to possession of child sex abuse imagery. Over the summer, a fake New York Post headline went viral online. "Award Winning ABC Journalist Who ‘Debunked’ Pizzagate, Pleads Guilty in Horrific Child Porn Case," it said. The Post never ran such a headline and Meek never published an article debunking Pizzagate—at most, the conspiracy was merely referenced in a story about Syria that Meek co-authored with two other reporters in 2017. The long-debunked Pizzagate conspiracy posits that there was a dungeon underneath the suburban D.C. pizza parlor Comet Ping Pong. The story had it that Washington power players like Hillary Clinton frequented this dungeon to abuse children. Comet Ping Pong does not have a basement and the conspiracy theory has been routinely debunked, although it has had troubling real-world effects: In 2016, a man was arrested after bringing an AR-15 into Comet Ping Pong to "investigate" the conspiracy and firing several shots.