Has the Pope been arrested? Blackout in the Vatican? A Sunday of Conspiracy Ideas on Twitter

After The Vatican suffered a huge power outage this weekend, various “conspiracy theories” on its origin began to circulate this Sunday on Twitter. While some took the event with extreme normalcy, others tried “find“answers to what happened.

In the morning hours the dad Francisco made statements on Italian television regarding the riots that took place in the US Capitol on Wednesday, January 6.

Even in the face of these comments, users of the social network doubted the location of the Sovereign Pontiff. Many thought the power outage happened yesterday had clear intentions from behind, directly related to Francisco.

When the “official reasons” for the outage are still unknown, the blog “Conservative Beaver” started spreading rumors about the alleged mega operation that took place at the Vatican on Saturday night.

Twitter users echoed the blog, which says that during the power outage, “Italian police forces arrested Jorge Bergoglio”, who would be accused of “80 counts, including possession of child pornography, human trafficking, incest, possession of drug paraphernalia and criminal fraud”

The blog also adds that people close to the Holy See they allegedly “reported hearing gunshots”.

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Finally, the same blog details that “Pope Francis is currently being held in an unknown prison, be interviewed by federal agents working for the state and Interpol“.

Subsequently, a large number of Twitter consumers speculated on the possibility of the arrest of the Sovereign Pontiff. However, others have advocated a simple routine operation performed to “control energy waste” in Italy. Similar blackouts were repeated in Pakistan and Mexico.

LoE: the Pope cannot be detained by the Italian security forces, which have no jurisdiction in the Vatican State, whose sovereign is Francis himself.