Judith Carmona, a Chihuahua missionary, went viral on Twitter after spreading a message about the execution of 229 missionaries.

The message has gone viral. Twitter On August 18, approximately 229 Christian missionaries were sentenced to death by Afghan Islamic extremists.

People on social media warned the world about the executions and asked people to pray for the missionaries. According to Twitter user @JDoming3, the message was sent by Judith Carmona, a Chihuahua missionary.

Please pray for the 229 Christian missionaries who were sentenced to death by Afghan Islamists yesterday afternoon
This message was sent by Judith Carmona, a Chihuahua missionary who is in Africa. The whole planet became one in prayer.

— Let’s Pray (@LetUsPray9) 18 August 2021

Judith Carmona is a viral missionary from Chihuahua currently living in South Africa.

According to the current social media thread, he posted on Facebook that more than 200 Christian missionaries will be hanged on August 18 in Afghanistan.

• It is untrue that ‘Islamic Afghans’ have executed 229 Christian missionaries in Iraq.Carmona,
• Judith Age, date of birth, birthday, family, who is her father and mother, and where does she come from? Childhood
• Carmona, Judith monetary value, How much money did she make?
• Carmona, Judith What about her husband, her relationship, and her children?
• Judith Carmona Career, What is his line of work?
• Where did she go to high school and university? What was her field of study?

The message has gone viral, and people all over the world are taking to social media to ask for prayers for the missionaries and their families.

Some viral prayer requests also refer to a certain “Judith Carmona Chihuahua’s missionary who is currently in Africa”. From this clue we see that the claim of “229 Christian missionaries” was actually broadcast in Spanish in January 2020 https://t.co/0XsD0Fbglg

— Richard Bartholomew (@barthsnotes) 18 August 2021

Some users, however, claim that the message is a hoax and contains no truth.

The source, Judith, could not be found on Facebook or any other social networking site, and it is unclear whether she deleted her account voluntarily.

Judith Carmona Missionary Hoax and Facebook

People who believe that mass executions of missionaries are acceptable have been terrified by Judith Carmona’s viral message.

The message turned out to be a hoax. @FlatheadMama, a Twitter user, claimed that he researched Carmona and 229 missionaries and discovered that news of their execution dates back to 2017.

So… we can all agree that Christians are probably one of the groups at risk in Afghanistan.

However, yesterday’s talk about the execution of “229 missionaries” in Afghanistan seemed to be wrong.

— Rebecca F. Miller (@FlatheadMama) 18 August 2021

He stated that the news was most likely false and urged everyone to double-check their facts before sharing them on social media. @FlatheadMama was correct because a similar message, claiming the mass murder of over 200 Christian missionaries, was shared about four years ago.

In 2020, this message resurfaced.

The Catholic Information Agency (ACI), according to larepubblica.pe, confirmed the message and confirmed that the Christian missionaries had been sentenced to death. According to some reports, 29 missionaries were sentenced to death, while others claimed 229 missionaries were sentenced to death.

Levon Desday 2007 Enviando Una Cadena de Una Missionera, Judith Carmona y Los 229 Cristianos Centenciados a Muerte. In favor of a confirmed information for a certain contact en la red, me tomo menos de 5 min: https://t.co/Lavwb0XTFW

— interrobanga (@holahuracan) August 17, 2021

According to the same website, the prayer series has been circulating on the internet for many years. Its origins can be traced back to a Catholic website that spread the same message in 2007 and to 229 missionaries.

Finally, the website concluded that the news is false and completely bogus.