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- The Shared Name: Obviously, the biggest "clue" is the name. Erin Hanks. Sounds legit, right? Like, if your name was "Brad Pitt," you'd probably be in Hollywood, right? (Spoiler alert: There are probably many Brad Pitts who are not in Hollywood).
- The Internet's Whispers: You know how it goes. Someone posts a vague comment on a forum, and suddenly, it's gospel. "I heard she's playing a recurring role!" "My cousin's friend's dog walker saw her on set!" These are the kind of "sources" we're dealing with here.
- The Lack of Definitive Proof: And this is the kicker. There's no official confirmation. No press releases, no IMDb credits, no interviews. Nada. It's like trying to find a unicorn in a haystack made of other, slightly less magical haystacks.
- Erin Hanks is Not Listed in the Cast: A quick glance at the official cast list for Chicago P.D. reveals no Erin Hanks. If she were a recurring character, she'd be there.
- Tom Hanks' Daughter is Elizabeth Hanks: Tom Hanks has a daughter named Elizabeth Hanks, who is a writer and has done some acting but not on Chicago PD.
- Coincidence is a Powerful Force: Sometimes, things just happen. People share names. It's not a conspiracy, it's just the way the world works. Like finding two socks that match in the dryer, it happens.
- <u>The Internet is a Wild Place</u>: Seriously, if you believe everything you read online, you'd think the Earth was flat, cats were running the government, and aliens were using pigeons as surveillance drones. <u>Always check your sources</u>.
- Check the official NBC website for Chicago P.D. or visit IMDb. These are reliable sources for cast information.
How to verify celebrity rumors?
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- Look for official statements from the celebrity or their representatives. Cross-reference information from reputable news sources.
How to avoid falling for internet hoaxes?
- Be skeptical of information that seems too good to be true. Check the source, look for supporting evidence, and use common sense.
How to tell the difference between fact and fiction online?
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- Consider the source's credibility. Look for bias, check for accuracy, and be wary of sensational claims.
How to find out what Tom Hanks' daughter is doing?
- Elizabeth Hanks has a public presence, she is a writer, and has done some acting. You can find her work and information about her online.
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