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This is disgraceful!!!

Family's outrage as 3-year old with facial injuries after being mauled by a pit bull is THROWN OUT of a KFC by employee who said she was 'scaring the other diners'
Three-year-old Victoria Wilcher was injured when she was mauled by three pit bulls in her grandfather's backyard
Toddler lost her right eye because of the attack, and cannot move the right side of her face
Wilcher must use a feeding tube to eat, was getting mashed potatoes when she was asked to leave by a KFC employee

KFC has publicly apologized for the incident, saying that they have 'zero tolerance for any disrespectful behavior by our team members'


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That poor little mite. After all she has been through then to be treated so despicably by an ignorant oik!

I can't say any more as I feel a rant coming on!!!!

That's terrible

Bless her little heart.
how can they live with themselves.

What a disgusting thing to do to a lovely little girl, my heart goes out to her. I know what it is like to have a feeding tube.

Investigation says story of girl being thrown out of restaurant because facial injuries were 'scaring diners' is a hoax
The story of a little girl being thrown out of a KFC restaurant after an employee said her scarred face was 'scaring the other diners' was made up by the girl's grandmother, it's claimed.

http://www.parentdish.co.uk/2014/06/24/ ... d%3D274128

How wicked!! why do these people make up such lies

That is an awful thing to do.

The article says the family did it for money.
They had not even been in the restruant that day.

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Family who said disfigured three-year-old was thrown out of KFC DENY their story is a hoax after investigation found they never even went to restaurant - but still received $30,000 from fast-food giant


By David Mccormack

Published: 04:37, 24 June 2014 | Updated: 18:55, 24 June 2014



A family who said their three-year-old child was thrown out of KFC because her scarred face was 'scaring customers' have denied the story was a hoax - as an investigation has claimed.

Victoria Wilcher, who lost an eye in a dog attack, made headlines earlier this month after her family posted a photo entitled 'Does this face look scary to you?' on a Facebook page, Victoria's Victories.

The allegations against KFC drew widespread condemnation and prompted the chain to donate $30,000 towards Victoria’s charity, as an independent review was launched into the incident.

An unnamed source involved in the investigation told the Laurel Leader-Call that all the evidence in the case suggests the story told by Victoria's grandmother, Kelly Mullins, on May 15 was a hoax.

Hoax victim? An unnamed source involved in the investigation has said that all the evidence in the case points towards the matter being a hoax and that Victoria Wilcher, three, wasn't asked to leave a KFC in Mississippi because her injuries were 'scaring other customers'
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Hoax victim? A source involved in the investigation said all the evidence in the case points towards the matter being a hoax and that Victoria Wilcher, three, wasn't asked to leave a KFC in Mississippi

After reviewing surveillance tape from the Woodrow Wilson Drive branch – and another in Jackson - investigators found that the woman and the little girl didn't even visit the restaurant that day.

The grandmother had also previously told WAPT that she ‘ordered a sweet tea and mashed potatoes and gravy’ at the restaurant before they were asked to leave.



But a review of transactions on May 15 at both Jackson locations found those items weren’t included in the same order at any point.

And no one matching the description of Mullins or Victoria visited either restaurant, the Leader-Call reported. 'It just didn’t happen,' the source told the newspaper.

But despite the findings, the little girl's family has insisted that they are telling the truth.

'I promise its not a hoax,' said a statement the girl's Facebook group, likely written by her aunt, who maintains the page. 'I never thought any of this would blow up the way it has.'

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