EXCLUSIVE: ‘Dogpiling This 19-Year-Old Kid’ Is Vile, Says X User Who First Exposed Gabe Einhorn’s Edit History

Gabe Einhorn Doxxed Cornell Student Austin Franco, Then Edited the Post and Claimed He Kept the Name Private On June 8, 2026, Gabe Einhorn, co-founder of the New York City startup VrfyID, posted a screenshot on X of a Handshake message from Cornell University student Austin Franco. The message read: “Not interested in working for a jew. Thanks.” The post quickly gained millions of views. Einhorn framed it as proof of rising antisemitism, writing that the student “probably knows nothing about jews accept for what they tell him in college and on social media. Sad world.” What Einhorn and his defenders later claimed, however, does not match the record. X user @hashbergers was the first to publicly uncover and document the discrepancy. By clicking “last edited” on Einhorn’s original post and reviewing the history, Hash revealed that Austin Franco’s full name was visible and uncensored in the initial version . Einhorn only later edited the post to redact the last name. Hash posted video evidence showing the original uncensored screenshot alongside the subsequent claims that the students had “kept his identity a secret.” Einhorn has stated publicly that he “blocked it out for a reason”…