Why that McCain volunteer’s “mutilation” story smells awfully weird; Update: Police to administer polygraph; conflicting evidence at scene By Michelle Malkin • October 23, 2008

Scroll down for updates…”Police planned to administer a polygraph test to Ashley Todd, 20, because her statements about the attack conflict with evidence from the Citizens Bank ATM where she claims the incident occurred, police said”…and more below on following her MySpace, Twitter, and Facebook trails…10/24…more fishiness

Throughout my career, I’ve covered dozens of fake hate crimes — campus hate crime hoaxes, Muslim hate crime hoaxes, fake noose hangings, etc., etc., etc. Most were perpetrated by liberals, but there have been some shameful ones on our side of the aisle as well.

I’ve reported on the great lengths that warped attention-seekers have gone to in perpetrating fake hate crimes, including beating themselves up, carving swastikas on their dorm room doors and walls, locking themselves in bathroom stalls, and burning down their own houses.

Which is why I’m not jumping up and down with outrage over Drudge-promoted story of a McCain volunteer claiming to have been attacked by a black man whom she accused of carving a “B” in her face after spotting her McCain bumper sticker.

She refused medical treatment after reporting the incident to police. Why on earth would she do that?

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My gawad Martha . . I told you NOW the Negroes are going to run this country and kill the white PEOPLE!!!!"

It still may be true, but right now, it smells. If Malkin is running away from it so fast, it is likely all hoax and about to be uncovered.

Done neatly and not in a violent rage in front of her mirror? (she claims the assailant sat on her chest and pinned her downn with his knees). Blows to the eye would most assuredly be swollen. Police are administering a lie detector test on the "victim"? Hmmm.

Malkin is one of THE most rabid of the rightwingnuts. And if SHE is doubtful....well....interestin­g.

a street filled with restaurants and bars at 9 pm, yet no one noticed.

Strange.