Conspiracy theorists are already spinning wild theories about yesterday's Learjet crash in Florida that killed nine people.

Two competing narratives: Some claim a Stinger missile from Mar-a-Lago's air defense shot it down. Others insist it was an ICBM from Iran.

Alex Jones is pushing the Mar-a-Lago Stinger theory despite zero evidence. The crew reported icing, turbulence, and overspeed conditions on the radio before impact. The jet remained intact until ground contact.

Flight data shows no signs of missile engagement. But that hasn't stopped self-appointed "military technology experts" from flooding social media with baseless claims.

The pattern mirrors post-school shooting conspiracies, where tragedies get repackaged as "psyops." Jones was bankrupted in court for similar defamation but continues the playbook: ignore evidence, maximize engagement, collect donations.

Nine families are dealing with real loss while conspiracy content machines treat it as another viral opportunity.