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A school picture day scare cost a photographer her job and raised discussions of “good vs evil” when a child was allegedly asked, “Can I eat your soul?”
The culture war and government-run education system may have desensitized many to the ever-blurring lines of what should or should not be acceptable. However, one boy at Chittum Elementary School in Chesapeake, Virginia maintained the conviction to speak out when confronted by an alleged bad actor.
Speaking with WTKR, mother Rachel Fjeld recounted her son’s experience on picture day when the photographer made a series of alarming statements to him.
“Can I steal your identity?” and “Can I eat your soul?” were said to have been asked by the photographer.
“Her next question was, ‘Well, then what can I eat?’” explained Fjeld, who said her son was crying while he recalled the alleged encounter. “He told me, he said, ‘Mommy I didn’t know what to say so I said the first thing that came to mind was, ‘You can have noodles, you can eat noodles,’ and her response was, ‘Well, demons don’t eat noodles.’”
A hired photographer taking photos at a Chesapeake elementary school was escorted off school grounds for making "inappropriate comments" to students, the principal said.
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“You can say all the things you want to say about good vs evil, God vs the devil, or demons or whatever but at the end of the day what was said was not funny and it wasn’t okay. It was a child in an uncomfortable situation,” the mom told the outlet.
“I know people are trying to say, ‘Oh she’s just joking. It was just funny.’ But it’s not funny. That’s not funny. And what that doesn’t do is put any child at ease, it just scares them,” she added…
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