Couple Gets Years in Prison For Planting Finger in Wendy’s Chili

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As you may recall, early last year a couple reported finding a finger in a cup of Wendy’s chili and then went all ballistic on Wendy’s with legal threats and insurance claims only to be called out for planting the finger themselves after paying $100 to a construction worker who lost it in an industrial accident. Well, payback’s a bitch and the couple has been slammed with years of jail time. Anna Ayala, 39, was sentenced to nine years and her husband Jaime Placencia, 43, will serve 12 years, four months. While a finger may have been lost, it was the couple’s moral compass that was lost according to Superior Court Judge Edward Davila who said, “Greed and avarice overtook this couple.”

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