A family, including a 3 year old girl, went to a KFC restaurant in Jackson, Mississippi to have lunch last week. The family ordered her a large sweet tea and some mashed potatoes.
However, some customers complained that the girl was frightening them and the restaurant asked her and her family to leave.
See, the 3 year old girl, Victoria Wilcher, survived a pit bull attack at her grandmother’s house in April and she was still scarred from the attack. She suffered numerous scars and injuries in that attack and she was still on a feeding tube when the family went into KFC.
The family posted this picture on Facebook and asked, “does this face look scary to you?”
KFC’s social media person responded and apologized to the family and promised an investigation on the matter. KFC also promised to do something special and acceptable for the family to compensate for this.
As for the little girl, she has many surgeries left to go, but she’s in good spirits and she’s progressing well. The Facebook page that her family set up after the attack to keep people updated on her condition has grown from just a few hundred likes to over 14,000 likes since this story broke.
While it wasn’t right for the KFC restaurant to ask the girl to leave, it is good to see KFC working to make it right. Hopefully this family has this unfortunate incident turn into a blessing.
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