Did you read what you quoted?
Both contemporary and modern authors have questioned the accuracy of Burchard's account.[4] Two independent contemporary sources confirm that a social event occurred on the date given by Burchard, but give fewer details of the festivities.[5][6]
The Belgian Vatican researcher Peter de Roo [de; it], in his five-volume history of Alexander VI, speculates that the passage may be a later interpolation in Burchard's memoirs, arguing that the Pope could not be capable of such "truly bestial" behavior.[7]
Other historians, however, have criticized De Roo's biography, describing it as "a vast apologetic work in which much useful material is often almost undetectable under the coat of white-wash"[8] and as uncritically accepting all praise and rejecting all criticism of Alexander VI
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No, but sounds fake.
Both contemporary and modern authors have questioned the accuracy of Burchard's account.[4] Two independent contemporary sources confirm that a social event occurred on the date given by Burchard, but give fewer details of the festivities.[5][6]
The Belgian Vatican researcher Peter de Roo [de; it], in his five-volume history of Alexander VI, speculates that the passage may be a later interpolation in Burchard's memoirs, arguing that the Pope could not be capable of such "truly bestial" behavior.[7] Other historians, however, have criticized De Roo's biography, describing it as "a vast apologetic work in which much useful material is often almost undetectable under the coat of white-wash"[8] and as uncritically accepting all praise and rejecting all criticism of Alexander VI.[9]
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Ever heard of the Banquet of Chestnuts?

The elite aren't really having mass orgies.
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those crazy conspiracy theorists are still crazy though

Haha, yeah. People were so naive back then. It's really pretty tame!