KFC 'Kick Out' Little Girl, Victoria Wilcher, Disfigured In Savage Pit Bull Attack

Bastards!

A real shocker, the staff are as stupid for asking the wee girl and her family to leave, even if anyone did ' complain'.

Insensitive arseholes...anyone ' put off' should leave.

Well...give KFC a chance. They might be caught off guard just as much as y'all by this ugly incident. Could be the heads will roll.

Why give them a chance? Caught off guard - saying a disfigured little girl was frightening customers? That isn't caught off guard.

Original Quill wrote:Well...give KFC a chance.  They might be caught off guard just as much as y'all by this ugly incident.  Could be the heads will roll.

They will have some responsibility here, as this is very much acting on company policies in regards to customer complaints.

What gets me is that people did complain as well as the action taken by the staff, how fucked up is that?

Didge wrote:

Original Quill wrote:Well...give KFC a chance.  They might be caught off guard just as much as y'all by this ugly incident.  Could be the heads will roll.

They will have some responsibility here, as this is very much acting on company policies in regards to customer complaints.

What gets me is that people did complain as well as the action taken by the staff, how fucked up is that?

Yeah. I have investigated KFC for violations of civil rights in the past...and I have served as an expert legal witness in the case against them in the US Federal Court. Lol...needless to say, they lost.

They have a sloppy record on discipline, IMO. But when they get spanked, as they surely will on this occasion, they come clean very quickly. They mean well. It's a management problem down the ranks.

Original Quill wrote:

Didge wrote:

They will have some responsibility here, as this is very much acting on company policies in regards to customer complaints.

What gets me is that people did complain as well as the action taken by the staff, how fucked up is that?

Yeah.  I have investigated KFC for violations of civil rights in the past...and I have served as an expert legal witness in the case against them in the US Federal Court.  Lol...needless to say, they lost.

They have a sloppy record on discipline, IMO.  But when they get spanked, as they surely will on this occasion, they come clean very quickly.  They mean well.   It's a management problem down the ranks.

Arsehole problems in the ranks is perhapps more difinitive

Sassy wrote:Why give them a chance? Caught off guard - saying a disfigured little girl was frightening customers? That isn't caught off guard.

It's a terrible story. I don't like to think how this will affect the poor kid's self-image in the long-term.

lovedust wrote:

Sassy wrote:Why give them a chance?   Caught off guard - saying a disfigured little girl was frightening customers?   That isn't caught off guard.  

It's a terrible story. I don't like to think how this will affect the poor kid's self-image in the long-term.

Modern Re-constructive surgery can work Miracles  ::D:: ::D:: ::D:: 
AND even if her parent couldn't afford it before... KFC certainly can   

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lovedust wrote:

Sassy wrote:Why give them a chance? Caught off guard - saying a disfigured little girl was frightening customers? That isn't caught off guard.

It's a terrible story. I don't like to think how this will affect the poor kid's self-image in the long-term.

exactly. Hopefully she will forget it in time. poor sweetie.

I hope the "customer "who complained gets a big old bite of karma.

I don't go to KFC because frankly their food is gross and this only backs io my opinion of them. Idiots.

Besides, they got a Popeye's Chicken in Tucson, on the corner of Grant and Alvernon Wy. Much better.

Look, it's a marginal business at best. They hire managers with the skill of buzzsaw, IMO. This is what they end up with.

She was kicked out? Oh well, when she grows up she'll know how KFC chickens felt when they were kicked around. Her parents shouldn't have taken her there - nobody should be going there. Bastards.

Thanks for confirming what I thought Rags.

Sassy wrote:Thanks for confirming what I thought Rags.

That I care about the welfare of chickens and any animal which is abused and killed for people to eat? No problem.

Anyone who goes to KFC should have their feet stamped on.  ::D:: 

Yep, that you care about them more than a disfigured child. I wouldn't go to KFC either BTW.

Sassy wrote:Yep, that you care about them more than a disfigured child.   I wouldn't go to KFC either BTW.

The disfigured child didn't get tortured and abused by chickens did she?

 

IDIOT staff member at KFC overreacts, and takes it upon her/himself to eject family because they find an injured, bandaged and grazed child's face puts them off their battered chicken ~ then creates the rumoured customers' complaint as an excuse...

THAT staff member is likely to be dragged over the coals for such poor judgement, as well..

KFC is embarrassed by online expose and protests ~ offers $30,000 to help with her medical costs and reconstructive surgery.

WHILE investigating what went wrong..  Maybe they should investigate sending their staff to Macca's "Hamburger University" for a touch of re-programming ???    

What sort of stupid family is this anyway? The girl was attacked by three dangerous dogs which belonged to her grandfather, and now her family have splashed her pictures all over Facebook! FFS - morons.

So there's no actual evidence that the child was asked to leave then. There's no evidence that an employee said that, and yet KFC are giving this family a load of dosh. They say she's now embarrassed about her face. Well they're the ones who let her visit someone with dangerous dogs, and they're the ones who have put her name and pictures all over the internet. This story just stinks from start to finish.

Raggamuffin wrote:So there's no actual evidence that the child was asked to leave then. There's no evidence that an employee said that, and yet KFC are giving this family a load of dosh. They say she's now embarrassed about her face. Well they're the ones who let her visit someone with dangerous dogs, and they're the ones who have put her name and pictures all over the internet. This story just stinks from start to finish.

She was visiting a family member and the dogs who were outside got in and attacked her.

Spindleshanks wrote:

Raggamuffin wrote:So there's no actual evidence that the child was asked to leave then. There's no evidence that an employee said that, and yet KFC are giving this family a load of dosh. They say she's now embarrassed about her face. Well they're the ones who let her visit someone with dangerous dogs, and they're the ones who have put her name and pictures all over the internet. This story just stinks from start to finish.

She was visiting a family member and the dogs who were outside got in and attacked her.

Yes, her grandfather. Why on earth did he have dangerous dogs in the first place? I certainly think she should not have been there. Some people are just so stupid!

Raggamuffin wrote:

Spindleshanks wrote:

She was visiting a family member and the dogs who were outside got in and attacked her.

Yes, her grandfather. Why on earth did he have dangerous dogs in the first place? I certainly think she should not have been there. Some people are just so stupid!

It was in the USA, their laws are different to ours.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/girl-3-who-lost-eye-3693538

Sorry, but why oh why would you put pictures of your injured little girl all over Facebook like that? She can't give permission or anything. Why would you not contact KFC privately and complain? Why would you go into KFC in the first place?

Raggamuffin wrote:Sorry, but why oh why would you put pictures of your injured little girl all over Facebook like that? She can't give permission or anything. Why would you not contact KFC privately and complain? Why would you go into KFC in the first place?

I read they are documenting her recovery progress to people who wish her well and there is nothing wrong with that unless you think her badly disfigured face should be hidden from view in case it upsets peoples delicate constitutions or puts them off their food.

Spindleshanks wrote:

Raggamuffin wrote:Sorry, but why oh why would you put pictures of your injured little girl all over Facebook like that? She can't give permission or anything. Why would you not contact KFC privately and complain? Why would you go into KFC in the first place?

I read they are documenting her recovery progress to people who wish her well and there is nothing wrong with that unless you think her badly disfigured face should be hidden from view in case it upsets peoples delicate constitutions or puts them off their food.

Don't be absurd. I just think that she might not like it when she's older. Some people do actually like their privacy you know.

In fact, I can't see why people would be put off by her face, which makes me question whether this incident in KFC actually happened.

Anyway, I doubt she would remember the alleged incident when she's older. Of course she will know about it - because it's been splashed all over the internet.

Raggamuffin wrote:

Spindleshanks wrote:

I read they are documenting her recovery progress to people who wish her well and there is nothing wrong with that unless you think her badly disfigured face should be hidden from view in case it upsets peoples delicate constitutions or puts them off their food.

Don't be absurd. I just think that she might not like it when she's older. Some people do actually like their privacy you know.

In fact, I can't see why people would be put off by her face, which makes me question whether this incident in KFC actually happened.

She's a child and it is parents who make decisions for their kids. If she doesn't like it when she's older then let her remove them herself.

Why would you question something like that?

Raggamuffin wrote:Anyway, I doubt she would remember the alleged incident when she's older. Of course she will know about it - because it's been splashed all over the internet.

She's 3 years old, not 3 months and things like that put kids of dogs for life.

Spindleshanks wrote:

Raggamuffin wrote:Anyway, I doubt she would remember the alleged incident when she's older. Of course she will know about it - because it's been splashed all over the internet.

She's 3 years old, not 3 months and things like that put kids of dogs for life.

Do you remember much from when you were three years old? I bet you don't.

I should think it would put someone off dogs, but that's not really such a big issue.

Raggamuffin wrote:

Spindleshanks wrote:

She's 3 years old, not 3 months and things like that put kids of dogs for life.

Do you remember much from when you were three years old? I bet you don't.

I should think it would put someone off dogs, but that's not really such a big issue.

Yes, I recall certain events.

Lone Wolf wrote: 

IDIOT staff member at KFC overreacts, and takes it upon her/himself to eject family because they find an injured, bandaged and grazed child's face puts them off their battered chicken ~ then creates the rumoured customers' complaint as an excuse...

THAT staff member is likely to be dragged over the coals for such poor judgement, as well..

KFC is embarrassed by online expose and protests ~ offers $30,000 to help with her medical costs and reconstructive surgery.

WHILE investigating what went wrong..  Maybe they should investigate sending their staff to Macca's "Hamburger University" for a touch of re-programming ???    

My sentiments exactly. I know KFC does not have a policy of embarrassing little girls. It was this idiot staff manager who did this. Take him or her back to school...if s/he still has a job.

Has it been established that the incident actually happened? I suppose fingers are pointing at the staff at the KFC and they'll probably receive death threats or something.

It apparently happened in Jackson, Missouri.  Is there an independent source?

As I look at Victoria's picture, she's still as cute as can be.  Sure there's trauma, but not enough to warrant kicking her out of a restaurant.  You have to wonder...was something else at issue here?

Still, KFC is owning the incident...as confirmed by an offer by KFC of $30,000 toward Victoria's recovery.  So I guess the issue is moot.

Original Quill wrote:It apparently happened in Jackson, Missouri.  Is there an independent source?

As I look at Victoria's picture, she's still as cute as can be.  Sure there's trauma, but not enough to warrant kicking her out of a restaurant.  You have to wonder...was something else at issue here?

Still, KFC is owning the incident...as confirmed by an offer by KFC of $30,000 toward Victoria's recovery.  So I guess the issue is moot.

They seem to have offered the money before they actually investigated.

I don't believe that customers complained - she doesn't look bad or anything.

JACKSON, Miss. —A 3-year-old girl who was attacked by pit bulls in April was asked to leave a Jackson restaurant because her scars scared customers, the girl's grandmother.said. "Does this face look scary to you?" accompanied a picture of Victoria Wilcher on the Facebook page Victoria's Victories, which documents the child's recovery from the attack at her grandfather's home in Simpson County. Authorities said one of Donald Mullins' dogs ripped open the back door and jumped on the girl. Two other dogs dragged her into the back yard and began mauling her, investigators said.

"The right side of her face is paralyzed. She's got a lot of surgeries to go through and she won't even look in the mirror anymore," said Victoria's grandmother, Kelly Mullins. "When we go to a store, she doesn't even want to get out of the car. She's 3 years old and she's embarrassed about what she looks like. She's embarrassed and I hate it because she shouldn't be. It ain't her fault."
Victoria hadn't felt that way until last week when she was turned away from a KFC in Jackson, Mullins said.


"I took her to the doctor and I went to KFC. I ordered a large sweet tea and her some mashed potatoes and gravy because she was hungry. She was on a feeding tube at the time, but I figured she could just swallow (the potatoes)," Mullins said. "They just told us, they said, 'We have to ask you to leave because her face is disrupting our customers.' Victoria understood exactly what they said."

http://www.dogsbitedecatural.com/2014/06/jackson-ms-3-year-old-girl-attacked-by.html?showComment=1402721884073

The grandfather and his girlfriend have been charged over the attack.

Raggamuffin wrote:
So there's no actual evidence that the child was asked to leave then. There's no evidence that an employee said that, and yet KFC are giving this family a load of dosh. They say she's now embarrassed about her face. Well they're the ones who let her visit someone with dangerous dogs, and they're the ones who have put her name and pictures all over the internet. This story just stinks from start to finish.

  

KFC wouldn't have put up $30k if they didn't believe it...

AS FOR "evidence" :

* Testimony can be taken from witnesses;
* Staff members cab be asked for their versions of events..

IF they have security cameras, KFC managers can check that footage, as well.   

Lone Wolf wrote:

Raggamuffin wrote:
So there's no actual evidence that the child was asked to leave then. There's no evidence that an employee said that, and yet KFC are giving this family a load of dosh. They say she's now embarrassed about her face. Well they're the ones who let her visit someone with dangerous dogs, and they're the ones who have put her name and pictures all over the internet. This story just stinks from start to finish.

  

KFC wouldn't have put up $30k if they didn't believe it...

AS FOR "evidence" :

* Testimony can be taken from witnesses;
* Staff members cab be asked for their versions of events..

IF they have security cameras, KFC managers can check that footage, as well.     

Yes, but I don't think that KFC have done that yet.

They might give away the dosh because they don't want bad things said about them on Facebook.

Raggamuffin wrote:

Lone Wolf wrote:
  

KFC wouldn't have put up $30k if they didn't believe it...

AS FOR "evidence" :

* Testimony can be taken from witnesses;
* Staff members cab be asked for their versions of events..

IF they have security cameras, KFC managers can check that footage, as well.     

Yes, but I don't think that KFC have done that yet.

They might give away the dosh because they don't want bad things said about them on Facebook.

But by the same reasoning, they wouldn't make such an offer unless the facts had been confirmed.  If the question were still open, wouldn't the premature offer of $30,000 be taken as an admission? I don't think they would want that.  I would think they would wait to see.

Meaning, if they have made such an offer they are past confirming the facts of the incident.

Original Quill wrote:

Raggamuffin wrote:

Yes, but I don't think that KFC have done that yet.

They might give away the dosh because they don't want bad things said about them on Facebook.

But by the same reasoning, they wouldn't make such an offer unless the facts had been confirmed.  If the question were still open, wouldn't the premature offer of $30,000 be taken as an admission?  I don't think they would want that.  I would think they would wait to see.

Meaning, if they have made such an offer they are past confirming the facts of the incident.

Apparently not.

KFC posted an apology the next morning, requesting details.

"As soon as we were notified of this report on Friday, we immediately began an investigation, as this kind of hurtful and disrespectful action would not be tolerated by KFC," spokesman Rick Maynard wrote Sunday in an email to The Associated Press. "Regardless of the outcome of our investigation, we have apologized to Victoria's family and are committed to assisting them. The company is making a $30,000 donation to assist with her medical bills. The entire KFC family is behind Victoria."

http://www.ctvnews.ca/world/kfc-giving-30k-to-scarred-girl-while-probing-claim-she-was-asked-to-leave-restaurant-1.1869987

That's strange.  If I were their lawyer that's the last thing I would recommend...at this time.

Looks like they have something to hide. In fact, I suspect they know they do. As Bee said, it doesn't take but a second to look at the tape. I think they are feigning their own ignorance long enough to figure out a full response.

Original Quill wrote:That's strange.  If I were their lawyer that's the last thing I would recommend...at this time.

Looks like they have something to hide.  In fact, I suspect they know they do.  As Bee said, it doesn't take but a second to look at the tape.  I think they are feigning their own ignorance long enough to figure out a full response.

The tape wouldn't show them what was said anyway.

It is strange, I agree.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2666653/Hoax-Story-3-year-old-victim-pit-bull-attack-kicked-KFC-restaurant-facial-injuries-scared-diners-untrue-claims-party-investigation.html

All a hoax apparently

sphinx wrote:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2666653/Hoax-Story-3-year-old-victim-pit-bull-attack-kicked-KFC-restaurant-facial-injuries-scared-diners-untrue-claims-party-investigation.html

All a hoax apparently

Interesting.....

Well there you are ...

So if it really was a hoax, will there be apologies to the staff at that particular KFC? Will the family received the money?

There is speculation the grand mother may be in breach of the law.

Quite besides all that though has anyone stopped to think about what this is doing to that poor little girl?

sphinx wrote:There is speculation the grand mother may be in breach of the law.

Quite besides all that though has anyone stopped to think about what this is doing to that poor little girl?

Agreed, I think it is appalling to have used this girl, in this way.

Catch you later

sphinx wrote:There is speculation the grand mother may be in breach of the law.

Quite besides all that though has anyone stopped to think about what this is doing to that poor little girl?

Her photos are already splashed all over Facebook. I said before that I didn't think that was a good idea.

My main concern is for the staff. They're just trying to earn some money to pay their bills, and they had loads of people talking about them in a disgusting way. They probably get paid minimum wage too. For some random woman to come along and accuse one of them of mistreating a little girl has probably really upset them.

She is being taught that she is shocking to people (which she is not and should be taught the opposite) and to use that shock value to scam.