Further to our Natalie's post below is this article.

But in a statement today, Sheehan accused "right-wing" sites of "spreading a false story that nobody bought my book at Camp Casey on Saturday. That is not true, I sold all 100 copies and got writer's cramp signing them. Photos were taken of me before the people got in line to have me sign the book. We made $2000 for the peace house."

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...And now the smear websites are circulating an article, with these photos, that Cindy gave a signing and nobody came. It's simply not true...

But the photog stands by the photo and the caption that ran with it:

"At the time the photos were taken 'maybe 5 people had come in,' Vucci says, and Sheehan was waiting for more to stop by, which they did individually as well as in very small groups. Therefore the wording of the caption is accurate in that Sheehan was waiting for people to show up at her signing."

Instead of "fake, but accurate" we are dealing with "real, but inaccurate"? How about real and accurate?

(An aside: "peace house"?)