[B Knotts]

Is anyone else growing suspicious of this claim? I don't know...but something just don't smell right.

[Halls]

It might have been the chili that didn't smell right!

[MaryFromMichigan]

I don't know...but something just don't smell right.

I know, but I can't quite put my finger on it.

[llama hunter]

anyone see the CSI episode where a chef was murdered in the kitchen?

anyone see way too many movies where the mob owns meat packing plants and they like to cut up their victims in house, remember Joey Pants last season in the Sopranoes?

so I wouldn't be surprised that the finger tip got into the beef, you know what I'm saying, badda bing,

I actually think this is a bona fide, it seems authorities are treating it as such, but spare me the Oscar worthy theatrics, yeah finding a finger in your food would be sickening but please, it's not like finding a head at the foot of your bed, it's not like watching your best buddy blown to bits in Iraq, it's not like watching your daughter die slowly of starvation

[Peace will be here soon]

I am sure someone will get fingered for planting the finger.

My gut reaction was the same as yours though. I bet it was an employee or the person filing the claim. People don`t get a good hunk of finger hacked off and it goes un-noticed. Something isn`t right with this story.

[dljordan]

"Is anyone else growing suspicious of this claim? I don't know...but something just don't smell right."

You think she smuggled her own cut-off finger in?

[Wingy]

Yep, something isn't right here. The Wendy's in question has no employees missing any digits. The packing house that mixes the ingredients reports the same, no one missing fingers. So the question is; Who's missing a finger, and who put it in the chili? After checking on deranged prankster employees, I would think the gaze should be put squarely on the plaintive. But that's just me...

[JCEccles]

Is anyone else growing suspicious of this claim? I don't know...but something just don't smell right.

I am.

This needs to be investigated very carefully before Wendys rolls over and pays the claimant big money.

[anymouse]

Maybe someone should check with the Nevada Gaming Commission and other NV LEOs to see if this woman has a history of "slip-and-fall" claims against any Vegas casinos. Also it might be worth checking to see if this woman has any contacts with access to a med. school cadaver freezer.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Is anyone else growing suspicious of this claim? I don't know...but something just don't smell right.

Me.

[AmishDude]

I remember there was some similar case that turned out to be a hoax. Needles in the Pepsi cans?

[Squeako]

I think it had some connection to those freaks who amputate their own digits to trade and sell to other freaks. Fingertips are severed and kept in little jars. Crazy stuff by seriously sick people.