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A Wisconsin man who said his car was vandalized & he was physically attacked for being a gay Republican admitted on Monday that he made up the incident about the beating.

A Montana man pleaded guilty to filing a false police report that said he was physically and verbally attacked outside a straight club because he is gay.

Last year a Colorado lesbian couple claimed that their neighbors spray-painted their condo and keyed their car after an argument, but local police now claim that the women faked the hate crime.

On Nov. 11, gay conservative, GOProud member and cast member of Logo’s reality TV show, "The A-List: Dallas," said he was attacked by an anti-conservative.

Taylor Garrett, the "Christian Gay Republican" cast member of Logo’s new reality series "The A-List Dallas," told the Huffington Post that the threatening message he got last week was "absolutely not" a stunt meant to publicize the show.

An attack against Taylor Garrett, star of Logo’s gay reality show "The A-List: Dallas," is puportedly an example of gay thuggishness targeting on the GLBT community’s own. But the GLBT online press wonders: Was the "hate crime" faked as a ratings ploy?

The father of a gay University of North Carolina student who admitted to making a false hate crime claim says that his son’s burn injuries were self-inflicted, and his son made up the story out of embrassament.

The horrific attack described by a UNC freshman was disturbing--but it was also a fabrication, according to university officials.