The station’s story amplified the conspiracy theory.

And yet, local Fox 5’s false story remains online to this day.

“All online copies of the Column have been deleted and all online content referencing the Column has been deleted to the extent within The Washington Times’ control.”

The plaintiff is the man whose quotes comprised the story, which he now says were made up.

Conspiracy theorists are planning vigils in D.C. and around the country today.

Fox News retracted, Sean Hannity kind of stepped back, but the local affiliate’s story hasn’t been edited since last week.

But the D.C. Fox affiliate has kept their debunked story up.

“The new story that Fox 5 reported is a good start, but it does not reach the bar we are looking for.”

The local affiliate is still pushing its discredited reporting.

Seth Rich’s family denies the latest theory: “We are a family who is committed to facts, not fake evidence that surfaces every few months to fill the void.”