Kilgore

As Ed Kilgore argued at New York Tuesday, "there is an easy way to clear this up, particularly for someone who owns a major social-media platform and uses it very often."

For example, caffeine is sometimes used to help premature babies breathe, said Dr. Shannon Kilgore, a neurologist at Stanford University School of Medicine.

“That is related, of course, to people who stop drinking caffeine and their withdrawal symptom is often a headache,” Kilgore told Salon in a phone interview.

Marcia Kilgore is a Canadian entrepreneur behind skincare brands Soap & Glory and Beauty Pie, plus footwear firm Fitflop.

But when a WSJ reporter visited Anne Kilgore's house that evening, she said that Miss Sassy, who went missing in August, had since reappeared in her basement.