As Twitchy reported earlier, Alix Bryan, “1/3 of a kick-ass web and social media team @CBS6” in Richmond, Va., announced on Twitter that she had reported the wildly successful GoFundMe campaign for Memories Pizza for fraud — “just in case.” In case what? In case her unfounded suspicions turned out to be true, and the fundraiser was a fake.
Alright @alixbryan, it’s time to choose which out you wanna try. Will it be:
1. I was hacked!
or
2. It was just a joke!
— Brandon Morse (@TheBrandonMorse) April 3, 2015
.@alixbryan You made an assertion of fraud “just in case?”
How does that follow?
— Brandon Morse (@TheBrandonMorse) April 3, 2015
My latest response to @CBS6 over @alixbryan ’s false claim. Waiting for statement: pic.twitter.com/icA8Pb935P
— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) April 3, 2015
Another email to @CBS6 about their staffer @alixbryan accusing me, @BenHowe @LawrenceBJones3 of fraud pic.twitter.com/frDAhIqxjH
— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) April 3, 2015
In an “apology” tweeted Friday night, Bryan claims that she “searched for the name of the person associated with the GoFundMe account and reached out via social media” but received no response. This seems strange, considering that the account was set up by “Dana” contributor Lawrence B. Jones, and Dana and the show’s writers and producers made no secret of their effort to help the pizzeria.
@alixbryan the gofundme has a video of @DLoesch and the @theblaze watermark. But continue to play dumb. Oh wait. You weren’t playing.
— Advocate For Change (@Advocate4Change) April 4, 2015
I think had you WATCHED the accompanying video on the page you reported or glanced at social media you would have have known. @alixbryan
— Chris Loesch (@ChrisLoesch) April 4, 2015
.@alixbryan is no different from any of the other members of the media. She just got caught in her activism.
— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) April 3, 2015
Reporter’s names have been removed from @CBS6’s Twitter profile. (h/t @KatMcKinley) pic.twitter.com/0YxcUIoyzz
— Brandon Morse (@TheBrandonMorse) April 4, 2015
Looks like @alixbryan changed her bio, too. @CBS6 #MemoriesPizza pic.twitter.com/9mXENoRUIz
— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) April 3, 2015
After baselessly accusing us of fraud, @alixbryan and @CBS6 change their Twitter bios. @BenHowe @LawrenceBJones3 #MemoriesPizza
— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) April 4, 2015
You can delete Tweets and change bios all you want, @CBS6 and @alixbryan . We have tons of screenshots. We would like a formal apology.
— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) April 4, 2015
You still owe us an apology @alixbryan for falsely accusing us of fraud. You DIDN'T ask ANYONE until caught. @BenHowe @LawrenceBJones3 @cbs6
— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) April 4, 2015
https://twitter.com/alixbryan/status/584180649050898432
https://twitter.com/WilliePetes/status/584186449496444929
@alixbryan How does it feel? Seriously? How does it feel when all your hatred comes back and kicks you in the butt? #Hack #Pathetic
— Ind. Conservative (@WI_Conservative) April 4, 2015
@alixbryan is that an apology? Have you ever reported a GoFundMe account for potential fraud before the one set up for #MemoriesPizza ?
— IamBetaPsi (@betapsi1266) April 4, 2015
@alixbryan your STORY here is BS. You didn't think it was a fake account on GoFundMe and your obsessive posts previously indicate so. #LIAR
— Elected Mob ❌ (@ElectedMob) April 4, 2015
https://twitter.com/LawrenceBJones3/status/584182855971966976
@alixbryan Sorry. Your essay just isn't believable. What you knowingly and willingly did was try to sabotage those people. Own it.
— Name Can Be Blank (@__Going_gone) April 4, 2015
Not only is @alixbryan’s response not an apology, I’m pretty sure it’s a flat out lie. http://t.co/z1QWnllPeM
— Brandon Morse (@TheBrandonMorse) April 4, 2015
I'm not sure why it is so difficult for @alixbryan and @cbs6 to offer us a simple apology for the false accusation of fraud.
— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) April 4, 2015
.@alixbryan You still accused @LawrenceBJones3 and his colleagues of fraud. You need to apologize to them for your public assertion.
— Brandon Morse (@TheBrandonMorse) April 4, 2015
@TheBrandonMorse @alixbryan #RFRA #JeSuisMemoriesPizza
Yep, there are a few problematics: pic.twitter.com/zujoixGxy5— ⇜Vapid↭Echo⇝ (@VapidEcho) April 4, 2015
I'm not being unreasonable. There is simply no justification for false, public accusations of fraud. "Those affected" have names.
— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) April 4, 2015
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