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"SAN FERNANDO (KTLA) -- A Sylmar woman claims she found a maggot inside a bucket of chicken she bought at a KFC in San Fernando.
On Monday, Michelle Salazar told KTLA that her family went to KFC and bought a bucket of chicken to share.
When they got back home and started to eat, the youngest brother said, "there's a maggot in my chicken" and shortly after, Salazar says, he started throwing up.
Within 15-20 minutes, all four family members started to feel sick, Salazar says.
They bagged up the chicken as evidence and went to the doctor.
Salazar says, "we all had a stomachache. We all went to the clinic and they tell us we were sick and we had an infection in the intestine."
The doctor put all four family members on IV's and gave them antibiotics, according Salazar.
Initially, Salazar says KFC would not return her calls but later, after sharing her story with KTLA, lawyers from KFC called Salazar and asked her to refrain from speaking to the media."

http://www.ktla.com/news/landing/ktl...,1681049.story

[Xfactor]

These fake attempted lawsuits always always get people thrown in jail.

[souris]

yeah sure.

[Faline]

I'd still eat it

[dooshman]

That shit is bogus. Absolutely bogus. How the fuck can a maggot survive being fried in hot grease? Besides, if the chicken were sitting that long for maggots to have appeared, the fucking place would've stank to high hell. On a final note: maggots have never been known to spread disease. In fact, quite the opposite happens: they help in destroying a lot of bacteria that would otherwise fester on and inside of decaying meat.

[Audioguru]

How does a maggot survive a deep fryer? Off with their heads, I say! Let them join Colonel Sander's flock

[candymosh]

if the maggot in the news cast is the one from the chicken bucket...it looks to be a few days old

[Black Knight]

no wonder their chicken is so good. The secret spice recipe is out!!!

[Steve]

Maggots only eat decaying flesh, seeing as KFC is rank, then said maggot was in the right place.

[candymosh]

it would have had to wage through a ton of grease to get to the meaty parts