Are mysterious spy planes really circling above St. George at odd hours?

CLAIM — Spy planes are flying to St. George, Utah, at particular times.[1][2]

VERDICT — UNVERIFIED.

EVIDENCE — No web search results confirm spy planes (e.g., U-2, RC-135, E-3) flying to St. George Regional Airport (SGU) or the area on April 10, 2026, or at specific times. Searches for flight tracking (Flightradar24, ADS-B Exchange), military/recon flights to SGU/St. George UT in April 2026, and the post's claims returned general aviation activity, airshows, WWII warbirds touring SGU in 2026 (e.g., B-17, B-25 ending Sept 29-Oct 4), routine military training over southern Utah (e.g., Bamboo Eagle 26-1 in Feb 2026 from Nellis AFB), and past balloon/drone sightings, but nothing matching "spy planes" to St. George at particular times. The X post URL could not be directly browsed; no screenshots, flight data, or corroboration found in OSINT contexts or @troofevades' activity.[3][4][5][6]

SOURCE CHECK — @troofevades is an X account (joined Sept 2025) with ~2K-3K followers, self-described as "Information Systems Security & OSINT enthusiast," "America First," simulation theorist. Posts OSINT-style content (e.g., acoustic analysis, Charlie Kirk-related). Low-follower conspiracy-leaning account; no established credibility as aviation/news source found.[2][7]

CREDIBILITY — 2 (speculative question implying conspiracy without evidence or verifiable flight data).

BIAS — RIGHT.