Metadata Analysis #2: When clicking on “reverse image search” on the metadata analysis page, a Google Reverse Image Search results page appears (see screenshot to the left). As can be seen, there are some links that pop up, that could possibly contain the same video. However, when looking at the dates and opening the pages themselves, it can be seen that the links do not contain older versions of the video. This means that there is no proof that the video could have been captured on an earlier event. This increases the likelihood of the content being captured on the alleged time. ● ● ● ● ● Photo gallery Corroborating video 1 Corroborating video 2 Corroborating video 3 Corroborating video 4 Corroboration: In order to find other relevant content, a search on YouTube and Google was conducted. Search terms that were used were “protest”, “Rio de Janeiro” and “14 April 2014”. Using such terms led to an online photo gallery of the protest on that day. The page is originally in Portuguese, yet translations of the page indicates that this image gallery is dedicated to this specific protest. Additionally, search results on YouTube led to a total of four videos, which all depict the same protest and are also said to be from 14 April, 2014. The fact that there is more material from the same event and that all these claim it occurred on 14 April, 2014 adds to the likelihood that the event occurred on that day. 78