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Jack In The Box E-Coli Victims Of Capitalism Their True Crime Stories
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...Victims of Jack In The Box's E-Coli Burger Food Recall OutBreak Tell Their Heartbreaking stories of health struggles and more, 6-year-old daughter gleefully bit into her fast-food cheeseburger, as millions of kids do every day, But those few bites would drag her and her family through the depths of eight days in the hospital, five days of kidney dialysis and one terrifying turn after another, Ultimately, 73 different Jack in the Box locations were linked to the E. coli outbreak. The bacteria sickened over 700 people in four states (602 of them from Washington) and led to 171 hospitalizations and 4 people who passed away with their fight with the bacteria, William Marler represented Brianne Kinner in a lawsuit claim against Jack in the Box and Foodmaker, and obtained a $15.6 million settlement on her behalf, in addition to successfully resolving cases on behalf of dozens of other victims of the outbreak, best-selling author Jeff Benedict, chronicles the Jack in the Box outbreak and the rise of Bill Marler as a food safety attorney, Lauren Rudolph was rushed to the hospital doctors were mystified as to the cause of her sudden and terrifying symptoms Just five days later Lauren would become the first victim of a mysterious bacterial pathogen, She was buried in a bejeweled dress her parents had bought her for Christmas — her father’s Purple Heart pinned to the dress, her mother’s wedding gown underneath her in the casket, Like many people, Austin had never heard of E. coli before. At first bewildered, and then angry, Austin soon became the face of food-safety reform in California and beyond, Her already-troubled marriage to Lauren’s father, Rudolph, fell apart after their daughter passed away, Benedict’s book opens with a chapter about Lauren. It recounts how Austin went into her daughter’s bedroom on Christmas Eve, when Lauren was in the hospital, and found this note to Santa: “I don’t feel so good. Please make me better for Christmas.”
It recounts how the parents had to decide whether to keep Lauren on life-support, and then once they decided, how Austin painted her daughter’s toenails with pink polish one last time, What she tries to do is remember happier times, like the day Lauren was born, Feb. 18. On the 18th of every month, she has flowers put on her daughter’s grave, ETC!!!
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