That is the one about Congressman Trey Gowdy (R, SC) getting a federal judge to have Foster's body exhumed and examined.  In this case, there's good reason why they should ignore it because it's made up out of whole cloth. It was obviously created to lend credibility to the idea, ginned up by our rotten press in the first place, that the Internet information alternative to the propaganda that they put out is nothing but a steaming cauldron of unsupported rumor and nonsense.

What we are witnessing here is quite simply the latest variation of #4 in the Seventeen Techniques for Truth Suppression, "Knock down straw men."  Here's one way it's done, as we said back in 1998: "Make up wild rumors (or plant false stories) and give them lead play when you appear to debunk all the charges, real and fanciful alike."  And, sure enough, right in the wake of this newly minted fake news, along comes the propaganda press's favorite debunker, the depravedSnopes to perform the ritual: