'There was blood splatter all over the store,' the former manager told a local TV station.
"They’re still serving ice cream out of the machine after sanitizing it," former employee Emily Kilpatrick told KOIN 6.
"She still has bills to pay and car payments to make that don’t stop just because she lost her fingers," the GoFundMe reads. "Please keep Jordyn in your prayers on this road to recovery and learning how to function again."
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