Today's Top 3 News: Viral Cannibalism Photos Not Part of the Epstein Files

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February 11, 2026 | 04:39 pm

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Tempo English compiled the top 3 news on Wednesday, February 11, 2026. Here are the highlights: Fact Check: Viral Cannibalism Photos Not Part of the Epstein Files; Indonesian Ambassador to Cambodia: No Indications of Human Trafficking; and Today's Top 3 News: Indonesia Readies 8,000 Peacekeepers, Moody's Cuts Banks' Outlook.

The following is the list of the top 3 news on Tempo English today:

1. Fact Check: Viral Cannibalism Photos Not Part of the Epstein Files

A number of X [archive] and Facebook accounts (account 1, account 2) posted a series of photos in early February 2026, claiming to be part of the Epstein Files and related to cannibalism. These images show individuals at a dinner table consuming dishes that resemble human bodies.

One account narrated that Epstein's circle practiced secret cannibalism in addition to child sexual abuse. Another post linked this narrative to the film What You Wish For, accusing it of depicting the Epstein group's consumption of infant flesh and organs.

"Not only child sexual abuse, but there are still many unrevealed issues, such as cannibalism," wrote one account.

So, is it true that the Epstein Files revealed photos of people eating human flesh?

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2. Indonesian Ambassador to Cambodia: No Indications of Human Trafficking

A video showing thousands of Indonesian citizens crowding the Indonesian Embassy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, spread across social media in late January 2026. They claimed to be former workers at online scam companies. Some also said they were victims of human trafficking. They demanded to be repatriated to Indonesia.

Indonesia’s Ambassador to Cambodia, Santo Darmosumarto, said the embassy received more than 2,000 reports over a 10-day period. The number surged after Cambodian security authorities intensified raids on online scam operations. The problem, he said, is that after the embassy conducted assessments, there was no indication of any of them being victims of human trafficking. “Moreover, the authority to determine whether someone is a victim of human trafficking lies with law enforcement,” he said.

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3. Today's Top 3 News: Indonesia Readies 8,000 Peacekeepers, Moody's Cuts Banks' Outlook

Tempo English compiled the top 3 news on Tuesday, February 10, 2026. Here are the highlights: Indonesia Readies 8,000 Peacekeepers After Joining Trump's Board of Peace; Moody's Downgrades Outlook for 5 Indonesian Banks to Negative; and Prabowo Invited to Trump's Board of Peace First Meeting.

The following is the list of the top 3 news on Tempo English today:

1. Indonesia Readies 8,000 Peacekeepers After Joining Trump's Board of Peace

Indonesian Army Chief of Staff General Maruli Simanjuntak said the military is readying approximately 8,000 peacekeeping troops to be deployed to conflict areas abroad, such as Gaza, Palestine. But Maruli admitted that the numbers remain an estimate and emphasized that the troops would operate under a brigade.

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Today's Top 3 News: Indonesia Readies 8,000 Peacekeepers, Moody's Cuts Banks' Outlook

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