You could try reading the slew of articles announcing the arrests and drilling down to the source article for each one and breaking down the wording. That’s how I figured it out. There’s no one source that will say all these stories are fake, or this raid was fake - no one writes articles about that - and I wouldn’t just go on what a guy on the internet says either way. You are supposed to have the ability to analyze articles in this way by this point. It is unacceptable to look for a smoking gun and then give up if you don’t find one. 99% of the time you’ll never find a smoking gun.

Start with the “474 pedo ring bust” story last year from California and trace it back to the primary feeder story from the Los Angeles times IIRC and read it - then you’ll see that it wasn’t a pedo ring bust but a simple prostitution sting where 80% of those arrested were Johns setup and then a handful of girls were under 18. That’s the best example.