Overview
- Jones filed the suit in May in North Carolina, alleging her manager placed a Chucky doll on her chair during a June 2024 training despite knowing her fear of dolls.
- She says the prank worsened her generalized anxiety disorder and resulted in a PTSD diagnosis.
- After two months of medical leave, she returned in August 2024 and alleges she faced retaliation for taking time off to treat her autoimmune disorder vitiligo.
- Jones was fired in March 2025 after her manager told her she could not keep using her disabilities as an excuse, according to the complaint.
- Her lawsuit seeks compensatory damages for lost wages and emotional harm, claiming Truist violated the Americans with Disabilities Act by failing to accommodate her disabilities.