Police search home of woman who found finger

sfgate.com/SF Chronicle ^ | Friday, April 8, 2005 | Alan Gathright, Dave Murphy and Maria Alicia Gaura

[KneelBeforeZod]

The mystery of the finger found in a bowl of chili at a San Jose Wendy's last month deepened Thursday with revelations that police have searched the Las Vegas home of the woman who made the revolting find.

A tearful Anna Ayala, 39, angrily denied planting the finger in a telephone interview with The Chronicle. She accused San Jose and Las Vegas officers of bursting into her home with guns drawn on her and her family Wednesday afternoon.

"They put guns to us and handcuffed us and threw us to the ground in front of all my neighbors,'' Ayala said Thursday. She accused police of terrorizing her family, ransacking her home and injuring the arm of her 13-year-old daughter.

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She dismissed press rumors that authorities are investigating whether the finger belonged to Ayala's dead aunt.

[Zeppelin]

South Park ping!

(Finger in a bowl of chili.....Scott Tenorman Must Die?)

[Crazieman]

Let me lick those tears!

[Zeppelin]

Dude, I think it would be best if we never pissed off Cartman again.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

I knew this case stunk to low Hell.

People will do anything to get rich quick.

[Cronos]

Who gave her the finger??.....

[sine_nomine]

Finger food.

[Iris7]

San Francisco is a strange place.

[Anti-Bubba182]

If the finger belonged to Ayala's dead aunt, DNA analysis should be able to tell if the finger belonged to a relative.

[CMOTB]

I knew this case stunk to low Hell. People will do anything to get rich quick.

Starting to sound like the case of the mouse in the Coors bottle from a few years ago.

[carumba]

Maybe the cayenne DNA markers will muddy the waters.

[MitchellC]

She dismissed press rumors that authorities are investigating whether the finger belonged to Ayala's dead aunt.

Yuuuuuuuuuuck. If she's trying to get millions for 'emotional damage,' we know who the finger probably belonged to.

Then again, the way the article is worded, before long she might be working an angle to sue the police too.

[Sapper26]

I've heard of a fly in the soup, but never an aunt in the chili.

[Luke Skyfreeper]

I didn't know Wendy's was now serving finger food?

[catonsville]

FROM ABC NEWS The woman who gave new meaning to the term "finger food" after finding a piece of a human finger in her Wendy's chili last week says she has suffered severe distress after the incident and is considering a lawsuit.

"The thought of, you know, just knowing that there was a human remain in my mouth … it is disgusting. It is tearing me apart inside," said Anna Ayala in an exclusive interview on ABC News' "Good Morning America" today.

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Considering a lawsuit, why, what a surprise !! She has been all over the national media and Wendy's sales have gone down. She is waiting for Wendy's to bribe her to please shut up.
Stupid woman. The idiot who killed a mouse and stuck it in a Pabst beer can in an attempt to extort money from the company got himself prison time with a little extra thrown in for cruelty to animals

[XR7]

SEARCH CONTINUES IN WENDY'S FINGER CASE
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[Thinkin' Gal]

She dismissed press rumors that authorities are investigating whether the finger belonged to Ayala's dead aunt.

I wonder if the aunt died from digitalis poisoning.

[dawn53]

Very clever!

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

As Joe 6-pack said over here:

They need to call in Inspector Clouseau....

Dead aunt, dead aunt, deadauntdeadauntdeadaunt...

[Diogenesis]

Police: Don't we own stock in Wendy's? Let's get the vic.