New video shows a racist former Cinnabon worker further insulting customers in the Wisconsin mall where she was employed prior to last week’s viral tirade.
The 43-year-old food worker identified as Crystal Wilsey was filmed denigrating a Muslim Somali woman at a kiosk in Ashwaubenon, from which she has since been fired, according to Cinnabon.
TMZ, which posted video of Wilsey’s Friday rant over the weekend, released new footage on Tuesday showing her seeming to accuse the customer of wearing a disguise.
“You painted your face, but I remember you,” Wilsey says, accusing the customer of pretending to be “five different people.”
The apparent victim is loudly accused of putting a scarf on her head, then returning to the Cinnabon shop as a “Black b—h” after earlier pretending to have been white.
“Paint your face somewhere else,” Wilsey shouts as the woman and her husband film the outburst.
Wilsey then accuses the customers of harassing her, before hurling the N-word near the end of the video.
The incident stemmed from the customer asking for more caramel on her order, according to a GoFundMe set up by the victim’s cousin to help pay for legal fees.
Wilsey admits to being a racist in the original video when hit with that accusation.
“I am racist and I’ll say that to the whole entire world,” she says while knowingly being filmed.
A GiveSendGo initiative blaming Cinnabon for not supporting its workers has raised more than $270,000 to support Wilsey. In the comments of the donations, contributors to that cause insulted Somalis, whom President Trump last week referred to as “garbage.”
