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A recent paper [2109.02650] accumulates evidence for a new fundamentalparticle by combining several CMS and ATLAS searches for the Standard ModelHiggs boson. The putative particle is a neutral scalar, $S$, with a mass ofabout 151 GeV. The reported significances are $5.1\sigma$ local and $4.8\sigma$global. This nearly reaches the $5\sigma$ threshold for a discovery inhigh-energy physics. In this brief note we cast doubt on the strength of theevidence for a new particle. After taking into account the fact that signalswere fitted to six different channels, we find that the significances are only$4.1\sigma$ local and $3.5\sigma$ global. The code and instructions forreproducing our calculations are available athttps://github.com/andrewfowlie/accumulating_evidence.

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