Moral of the story?
Stop believing every post on Twitter or Facebook. Ignoring the fact that every bitcoiner should live by the principle of "don't trust, verify," these are gambling stories, and you could trust a gambler about this as much as a fisherman and his stories about the 20-meter 100 tons carp he just failed to catch.
I think the situation is that people are waiting to hear such stories because they have associated irrational behaviors to gamblers so whenever this sort of clickbait is arranged by writer or whosoever is behind it, they are easily attracted to it. Some stories also on the Internet are very difficult to verify If you are someone that does not read between the lines or get the hidden clues, you will easily be fooled.
I am grateful for this sort of discussion because with it many of us will be reminded of the need to really take our time to read in between the lines and analyze stories before bringing it on here to the forum as a discussion because in some stories they are clues that just give them away as fake and made up.