This is a news story here and Don&#39;s cousin Jessica was the one who almost swallowed  the tooth.  They are right now meeting with the FBI, FDA and Sheriff Dept. on the matter.  There is a video but I don&#39;t now how to copy and paste it.  You can go to Kiro tv and they will have it.<br /><br /><br /><br />Chehalis Woman Says She Found Tooth In Guacamole<br />Richard Thompson<br />KIRO 7 Eyewitness News<br /><br />Posted: 6:11 pm PDT September 3, 2009<br />Updated: 6:46 pm PDT September 3, 2009<br /><br />CHEHALIS, Wash. -- A late night snack turns into an apparent disgusting discovery that prompted a Federal Food and Drug Administration investigation into packaged guacamole.<br /><br /><b>Jessica Martell </b>said she was with her friend eating guacamole Wednesday night when she started choking on something.<br /><br />&quot;I felt something hard and for a second I almost swallowed it, then I said no, that&#39;s really hard and I spit it out,&quot; Martell said.<br /><br />Martell and her friend, Cassie Fuller, said they were shocked to see an apparent tooth lying on the table.<br /><br />&quot;I was so repulsed, I immediately went to the bathroom and got sick,&quot; Martell said.<br /><br />The friends hoped perhaps the tooth came from their kids, so they checked.<br /><br />&quot;We literally were prying our kids mouths open at 12 o’clock at night while they’re sleeping, counting their teeth,&quot; Martell said.<br /><br />With no sign of where the tooth came from, the women said they got upset.<br /><br />&quot;It makes me sick. I&#39;m scared who else is eating this and what else have we eaten,” Fuller said.<br /><br />The makers of Don Joaquin Guacamole told KIRO 7 that their product goes through an “ultra high pressure process system” so that it’s sterilized before reaching shelves, minimizing the risk to consumers.<br /><br />The Lewis County health director came to pick up the guacamole Thursday along with the suspected tooth. The FDA will continue the investigation.<br /><br />&quot;I&#39;m sure FDA will be very proactive in terms of protecting public health,&quot; said Doug Wangen of Lewis County Public Health.<br /><br />The women said they bought the guacamole from Costco. Costco officials said they will cooperate with the investigation, but don’t believe they need to pull the product from their shelves.