JCPenney Denies Kettle Image Looks Like Hitler

The brouhaha surrounding the JCPenney billboard on the 405 freeway near Culver City that has people seeing Adolf Hitler in a tea kettle, refuses to die down.

So much so, that JCPenney has now been forced to issue a statement denying the resemblance, reports Business Insider.

Many news organizations not just locally, but around the world picked up on the story and JCPenney sent a tweet to The Telegraph newspaper in England, following the publication of its story on the kettle. 

The tweet to the Telegraph stated: "Certainly unintended. If we'd designed the kettle to look like something, we would've gone w/a snowman," offering up the above picture as evidence.