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So she supposedly interviewed an american couple that "just moved there" and "didn't want photos used", and don't have names.

Bullshit! They don't exist.

This is the poorest told backpedaling cover-up lie I've heard in a while. What about all the other made-up shit in the article?

Let her give evidence that they actually exist, or retract the entire article as a fraud.

That's all an actual journalist could do at this point. This doesn't make me mad so much because it insults a hobby (furries), but because it's such unethical journalism. It sounds almost like a case to sue for defamation, with Poppy as witness for the damage- to make a statement to other newspapers not to print made-up bullshit without labeling it as fiction.

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