Author: Adan Mathews / Source: did you know?
In 2014, 38-year-old Paul Wilson ordered a curry from the Indian Garden restaurant in Easingwold, U.K., and specifically requested that it be nut-free, because of his dangerous allergy. Instead, the restaurant served him a takeout meal containing nut powder, and he died of anaphylactic shock, alone in his apartment, that very night.
Kind of a big deal.
In May of 2016, Indian Garden owner Mohammed Zaman started a six-year jail sentence for manslaughter, but the restaurant is still open for business, under the management of his family. And if you think things are bad for Zaman, his family has a bigger problem: bad publicity. (Note: bad publicity is not actually worse than going to prison for manslaughter.)
Now, in a last-ditch effort to get back on top of the story, Zaman’s son Emraz (a legal student) has sent an email out to their customers entitled “our apology.” But as you can see, it doesn’t exactly come off as that apologetic:
[We] sincerely apologise to all our loyal…
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