"Scared I Was Going To Die": Australian Family Served Insect Killer As Juice At Restaurant

The bottle was labelled "plus Bifenthrin" and included a warning, according to the report.

In a shocking incident, a family from Perth, Australia, was served insect killer as juice at a restaurant. The couple Marcus and Michele Lemin had ordered cranberry juice for their daughters at Miky's Italian Restaurant on June 28, as per a report in the New York Post. The incident is now being investigated by health authorities.

However, Hannah and Olivia, aged 11 and 12, were horrified and spat the drink. Michele Lemin said, "My daughters just went to gulp it down and they both spat the cranberry juice out and said 'It's poisoned'. I said don't be silly, and took the glass, and I went to gulp it down and then spat it out."

Now, the worried parents claim they were given a pink mixture of lamp oil and citronella torch. Marcus Lemin smelled the liquid and requested to see the bottle it came from. He said the employees first declined, stating it was only "old cranberry juice."