Conspiracy theories surrounding missing persons like Jay Slater, Michael Mosley, and Nicola Bulley have been prevalent despite simple explanations for their disappearances. The public's inclination towards speculation arises from the mysterious nature of these cases and the remote locations where the individuals went missing. In a separate context, a study challenges the conventional view of conspiracy theories, advocating for a re-evaluation of how they are perceived and emphasizing the complexity of such theories. Additionally, the spread of conspiracy theories in real-time scenarios, like those related to political events, reflects a pattern where denials of inconvenient truths lead to detailed scrutiny for inconsistencies, often fueled by influential figures and online platforms.