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Well Isn't She a Winner
Remember the "finger-in-the-chili" lady? Turns out she has something of a history:
Anna Ayala, 39, who hired a San Jose, Calif., attorney to represent her in the Wendy's case, has been involved in at least half a dozen legal battles in the San Francisco Bay area, according to court records.
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Speaking through the front door of her Las Vegas home Friday, Ayala claimed police are out to get her and were unnecessarily rough as they executed a search warrant at her home on Wednesday.
Yeah, I know, "just because you're paranoid..." But keep in mind most of the time nobody actually is after you.
As someone on FARK pointed out, though, the meat in the chili is from the ground-up previous day's hamburgers that went unsold. So the finger in the chili could only have gotten in there in one of three ways:
1. In one of the cans of tomatoes or beans that they add to make the chili;
2. From one of the workers there, while preparing the meat (though none of them had any missing fingers); or
3. From the woman herself, looking to file a lawsuit.