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3yr old girl asked to leave KFC because of scars

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Fraud' date=' take it back.[/quote']

 

Does that mean people only wanted to help because KFC may or may not have kicked her out? She is still missing an eye and scarred regardless, if they kicked her out or not.

Perfect example of jumping to conclusions without all the facts.
Somebody dropped the ball on this story, but I am not going to throw any stones at SportsGuy. He had a very understandable reaction to a story from a credible media source.

 

When is it appropriate to react to a story on the news? Do we need to go personally investigate every one before we form an opinion, or have a reaction?

Somebody dropped the ball on this story, but I am not going to throw any stones at SportsGuy. He had a very understandable reaction to a story from a credible media source.

 

When is it appropriate to react to a story on the news? Do we need to go personally investigate every one before we form an opinion, or have a reaction?

 

 

We don't need to jump to conclusions and add to the lynch mob mentality every time an emotional story is posted online. It's not sportsguys fault, heck I'm probably guilty of it in the past...but these things can spiral out of control these days. Now I try...key word there...to wait and see on these things before posting.

Quick to think; slow to speak (or act.)

 

I need to follow this advice more.

Does that mean people only wanted to help because KFC may or may not have kicked her out? She is still missing an eye and scarred regardless, if they kicked her out or not.

 

You still take the money back due to the fraud. People are always welcome to let her keep it if they'd like. Let's face it, the contributions were due to the story, not the injuries.

You still take the money back due to the fraud. People are always welcome to let her keep it if they'd like. Let's face it' date=' the contributions were due to the story, not the injuries.[/quote']

 

If the people ask for it back that's fine but I still vote to lock the lady up, if it's proven that this was a hoax. I still think most of the donors will allow the child to keep it to get the medical treatment she needs. Feeling sorry for this kid because she was allegedly booted from a KFC, is the last reason why people should feel sorry for her.

Does that mean people only wanted to help because KFC may or may not have kicked her out? She is still missing an eye and scarred regardless, if they kicked her out or not.

 

According to the article it sure seems that way. States that her website had only raised about $600.00 prior to the KFC story coming out.

If some of the people who donated want their money back give it to them. Prosecute the grandmother or anyone else responsible for the fraud and make them pay restitution but don't punish the little girl for something she couldn't possibly understand.

Edited by All Tell

According to the article it sure seems that way. States that her website had only raised about $600.00 prior to the KFC story coming out.

 

So in the end KFC will look like the good guy, assuming the lady made it all up. Good deal for them and the girl, the lady needs to be charged.

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