The late September storm led to massive devastation throughout the state of Florida as well as quite a few online rumors.
for Dixie Whatley Studios. It’s unclear if Whatley took the picture or if a family member, friend, or other acquaintance passed it along to her. We reached out to Whatley and will update our story soon. However, as it stands, we found little reason, if any, to doubt the photo’s authenticity.the photo on Instagram with the caption, “We weathered the storm in Naples, Florida. This is my favorite photo, through the window of our social room going out to the pool.
We were able to connect the dots between Whatley’s publicly-available mailing address with elements from her Instagram post, such as the “social room” and her mentioning of the fact that she lives in a multi-story building “right on the beach.” All of this appeared to line up.that the same picture had previously showed up hours earlier on Reddit in the subreddit r/Damnthatsinteresting. This appeared to be true.
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