• This claim refers to a debunked conspiracy theory that "SpongeBob SquarePants" was created to entertain children trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein¹.
• Fact-checkers found no connection between the show and Epstein in released government files; searches for "SpongeBob" and creator Stephen Hillenburg in Epstein documents returned only unrelated references like news articles and an email newsletter¹.
• The alleged "evidence" — including that an address on SpongeBob's driver's license matched Epstein's Little St. James Island and that the Nickelodeon logo resembled the island's shape — had already been debunked before this broader claim spread¹.
• Google removed "124 Conch Street" as an inaccurate Maps listing; it was not a genuine location on Epstein's property¹.
• No court records or released Epstein documents connect SpongeBob, Nickelodeon, or Stephen Hillenburg to child trafficking¹.

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1. Online claims allege that the television show Spongebob was used to entertain children trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein