Leona Kelley told Tulsa broadcaster KOKI-TV the gold-colored
plastic ring with an eagle clutching a swastika in its talons
came from a 25-cent vending machine at a Family Dollar store on
Wednesday.
"We actually bought four things, and three of them were little
dinosaurs or something," Kelley told the broadcaster. "And on
the fourth one, it so happened this fell out."
Kelley was not immediately available for comment. In the
television interview, she said she had asked the store to
explain.
Family Dollar told the broadcaster the machine is stocked by an
outside supplier, but would not identify the supplier. The store
did not respond to calls seeking comment.
"It was made just like the other rings they've got in there,"
Kelley said. "You can bend it up and shove it in here. So it was
made for a vending machine. I just don't understand why."
(Reporting by Heide Brandes; Editing by Jon Herskovitz and Doina
Chiacu)
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