Gawker introduces Professor Scharlott's research to an even wider audience. Update!

This is filed under "conspiracy theories" but at least the evidence is presented to a new, and even wider audience. Gawker uses the article in the Business Insider as a jumping off point, which also demonstrates that they read Scharlott's paper unlike some people we could mention.

From Gawker:

Professor Bradford Scharlott of Northern Kentucky University has looked into this story in detail and written a long academic article about it. He concludes two things: First, that the "conspiracy theory" is likely true—Sarah Palin staged a huge hoax, and, second, the American media is pathetic for not pursuing the story more aggressively.

Professor Scharlott has done what none of us could seem to accomplish, which is to get the babygate hoax scrutinized by many, many people who had NEVER heard it before. With more people made aware of the details, there is little doubt the number of "Trig-Truther" will grow exponentially.

So how does the Grizzled Mama, with all of this renewed scrutiny on perhaps her BIGGEST lie, react?  Why she plays the victim of course, and claims that somebody wants to rape her daughters.  (Really, you did not see that coming?)

Update: The Mail Online has combined both of these stories into one article.  So much for distracting the media Sarah!

Update 2: Here is an interview that Professor Scharlott did with reporter Laura Novak.  And the ball just keeps on rolling.

Update 3: Sarah Jones from Politicususa has also done her part to bring this story the attention it deserves..