In the early hours of March 26, 2024 a cargo ship named Dali was sailing smoothly under the Francis Scott Key Bridge near Baltimore. Suddenly, there’s a loud crash. The bridge collapses, and six lives are tragically lost. Officials quickly chalk it up to an unfortunate accident. But not everyone is convinced.
The Baltimore Bridge Collapse Cyber Attack Conspiracy Explained
A wave of conspiracy theories begins to flood social media. The theorists suggest that the Dali didn’t just accidentally crash into the bridge. According to News reports the ship experienced power issues moments before the crash, causing it to gain momentum and hit one of the bridge’s foundation pillars.
What was the cause of these power issues? Conspiracy theorists believe it was a cyber attack.
Despite officials dismissing these claims, stating that there’s no evidence to suggest a cyber attack, the theory is still gaining traction.
Prominent conspiracy theorists and social media influencers suggest that the ship was cyber-attacked by foreign agents who were targeting USA’s digital infrastructures. Some even theorize that they may have conducted a live test.
How The Netflix Movie ‘Leave the World Behind’ is Fueling Baltimore Bridge Collapse Conspiracy
Now, here’s where things get strange. The Netflix film “Leave the World Behind” has been cited as a source of inspiration for these conspiracy theories.
The film tells the story of a family vacation on Long Island that is interrupted by a mysterious blackout. As the threat grows more imminent, both families must decide how best to survive the potential crisis, all while grappling with their own place in this collapsing world.
In the film, the family experiences a series of strange incidents, including a rapid breakdown in phones, television, and other regularly used technology, which points to a potential cataclysm. There was even a scene where a similar type of cargo shot lost control and crashed into a beach.
The movie’s narrative has parallels with the Baltimore Bridge collapse conspiracy theory, where theorists suggest that a cyber attack caused the ship to lose control and hit the bridge.
The tragic Baltimore Bridge collapse and the subsequent conspiracy theories surrounding it reflect a growing trend in our society. The popularity of shows like “Leave the World Behind” demonstrates our fascination with apocalyptic scenarios and the breakdown of society.
However, it’s important to distinguish between fiction and reality and to rely on facts and evidence when interpreting real-world events.
While the idea of a cyber attack causing a ship to lose control and hit a bridge makes for a plausible plot in theory, there is currently no evidence to support this theory in the case of the Baltimore Bridge collapse, at least that has been made public.
Some people on social media feel that all the conspiracies going viral have diverted attention away from the actual causes of the incident, and the efforts to prevent similar accidents in the future.
How do you feel about the situation? Do you think the government has been truthful about true nature of what happened?
