nianfong wrote:where's the source of the pic?
nianfong wrote:missing link?
nianfong wrote:you guys notice something else? the black eye in that pick is not swollen. it's just black. the eye size and the bags under her eyes are identical to the other eye.
A John McCain volunteer says she was robbed at knifepoint Wednesday in Pittsburgh by an attacker who cut a 'B' into her face after noticing a McCain bumper sticker on her car.
The Republican presidential nominee has since called the volunteer, 20-year-old Ashley Todd, and spoken with her and her family. Barack Obama's local campaign team also issued well-wishes to the Texas resident.
However, just hours after the alleged assault was made public, some were raising flags about her account.
"There's just a lot of unanswered questions," one source familiar with the investigation told FOXNews.com. "The story just sounds very bizarre."
Police say Todd initially refused medical attention, though FOX News was later told she went to the hospital Thursday. A photo circulating of her on the Internet shows Todd with a black eye and a backward "B" on her right cheek, though the letter is faint.
Blogs and message boards, including on one of Todd's own Web pages, pointed to those details Thursday in raising skepticism about her account.
According to initial reports, Todd was working at a nearby phone bank before she was apparently attacked near an ATM machine.
Pittsburgh police spokeswoman Diane Richards said the victim was withdrawing money at 9 p.m. Wednesday when a man approached her from behind, put the knife to her neck and demanded money. She said she gave him $60.
She told police the robber then noticed the bumper sticker, punched her in the back of the head, knocked her down and then carved a "B" on the right side of her face.
A source close to the alleged victim told FOX News that during her visit to the police station Thursday night she volunteered to take a polygraph test.
Ethan Eilon, executive director of the College Republicans National Committee, told FOX News Todd was volunteering through his organization and that she had taken a year off to work on the campaign.
He said that her attacker became enraged when he saw she had the McCain bumper sticker, and yelled, "You are one of those McCain people."
A police report does not describe the size or severity of the injury.
Obama's Pittsburgh spokeswoman Allison Price later issued a statement saying "our thoughts and prayers are with the young woman for her to make a speedy recovery, and we hope that the person who perpetrated this crime is swiftly apprehended and brought to justice."
FOX News' Carl Cameron and The Associated Press contributed to this report.
nianfong wrote:wth does the "B" stand for? that's fucked.
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