Rumors concerning the death of Rawa Majid, a gang leader, have been circulated on social media, claiming that he was killed in Iran. This marks the third time in recent weeks that such claims have surfaced. Multiple police sources have confirmed to Dagens Nyheter that they believe these rumors to be unfounded, with one source declaring, 'He is very much alive. It is our firm conviction.' Despite the circulation of these allegations, including an image purportedly showing Majid's bloodied face, the police have chosen not to issue any official denial or confirmation regarding his status. This hesitancy might reflect the ongoing complexities surrounding gang activity in Sweden and the controversies involving figures like Majid, who is allegedly connected to crime networks in both Sweden and Iran. These rumors can have significant implications, not only for Majid's safety but also for his associates and the broader public perception of gang-related violence in Sweden. The repeated emergence of these death rumors suggests a turbulent environment where misinformation can easily spread, raising concerns about the credibility of information shared on social media platforms.