By David Mccormack The three-year-old girl from Mississippi who gained national attention last month after her family claimed she was thrown out of KFC because her face scared customers has flown to Florida to meet with one of the doctors offering to help her. Victoria Wilcher captured hearts nationwide despite an independent inquiry finding no evidence to back up the claims made by the girl’s grandmother Kelly Mullins. The Wilcher family continue to stick to their story and last Wednesday they released a statement saying they won’t be accepting KFC's $30,000 donation, but want the money to be given to the foundation of the doctor who agreed to work on Victoria’s facial injuries for free.
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Victoria Wilcher made headlines last month after her grandmother claimed they had been shunned in KFC because of the child's scars
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An independent inquiry found no evidence to back up Kelly Mullins' claims, but KFC still donated $30,000 towards Victoria's medical bills
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Her family has asked the chain to donate the money directly to the Frank Stile Foundation
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Stile is a Las Vegas-based doctor who has pledged to provide free reconstructive surgeries for the young girl
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Victoria flew to Florida on Monday where she will have a fitting her new artificial eye
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More than $100,000 donated via GoFundMe.com will also go towards Victoria’s medical care
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Victoria's grandmother stands by her claim of what happened at the restaurant
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