The day started normally enough for Mary Jean. After she helped her kids get ready for school, she got everyone into her station wagon and dropped them off in front of their elementary school.
After she had been at work for a couple of hours, she noticed that her son Keith had somehow left his pencil case in her purse. The Spider-Man-themed pencil case stuck out like a sore thumb among her keys, wallet, and other personal items.
Mary Jean was self-employed as a hairstylist. After she discovered her son’s pencil case in her purse that day, she checked the time and saw that she had an hour between clients. She decided she could easily make the trip over to her son’s school to deliver his school supplies.
Only his teacher was inside when Mary Jean arrived at Keith’s classroom. He told her that everyone had gone to their next class, which was followed by their lunch break. She promptly left the pencil case on his desk so that Keith would see it when he returned.
On her way out of the school, Mary Jean passed a practically empty cafeteria. Inside, Mary Jean spotted a familiar-looking woman in her 50s whom a lot of the kids spoke highly of. As Mary Jean watched the cafeteria worker stir a large pot of stew, she saw her discreetly open her nearby purse and get out a small bag of white powder to put into the pot.
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Mary Jean was floored at what she just witnessed. She couldn’t imagine what powdered substance would be OK to put in a large container of food that was going to be served to a few hundred kids. It was at that moment she decided to sneak into the cafeteria to try to get a closer look.
To find out what happened when Mary Jean confronted the cafeteria worker about what she added to the kids’ food that day, watch the full video posted by Wonderbot.
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