Sky Juliett Samuel, 18, turned herself in Monday morning.
A teenage Mississippi fast food worker faces a felony charge after cops say she smeared her own bodily fluids onto a customer's burger.
Police in Columbus allege 18-year-old Sky Juliett Samuel put her menstrual blood and saliva onto a woman's burger in a Jack's restaurant drive-thru while she was working on January 7.
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Samuel was first accused when another employee told her mother about the alleged incident, leading the mother to post about it on Facebook, according to the Columbus Dispatch.
The victim, a woman from Tupelo, an hour north of Columbus, reportedly came forward after news of the allegedly tainted burger began to spread.
Meanwhile, such an act appears to carry a heft charge in Mississippi, where "knowingly sell(ing) unwholesome bread or drink" is a felony crime.
If convicted, Samuel could face up to five years in prison.
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For now, she has been released from Lowndes County Adult Detention Center after posting $5,000 bond.
In a statement released from Jack's Family Restaurants, Inc., the company assured the public that officials there intend to cooperate with area police. They also said an internal investigation has been launched.
