Memories Pizza in Indiana has already been forced to close after an unethical reporter created a story out of thin air with the express intent of stirring up controversy. ABC 57, located in South Bend, sent reporter Alyssa Marino to the small town of Walkerton to seek out a business that would give them their honest opinion about the RFRA bill. Owner Crystal O’Connor was polite and obliging, and said that while they would never refuse service to a gay couple who came into their restaurant to eat, they could not in good conscience cater a gay wedding if ever asked to do so. The entire situation was hypothetical, yet the media reported it completely differently. Huffington Post, for example, claimed that they “vowed” to reject gay weddings. Buzzfeed outright lied and claimed that O’Connor said she would deny gay people service. From there, what happened was sadly predictable.
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