Trouble for a red haired lady?

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One day during the summer I was giving my sister a helping hand in her tourist gift shop and boutique - my Caribbean dolls were on display there. A tourist who looked kind of unhappy walked in followed by a local guy. The tourist went straight to the dolls and after looking at them carefully, he selected one of the Caucasian looking ones. I should explain that my dolls are different shades - from dark to light, representative of the many nationalities that make up the Caribbean people. So after selecting the doll, he asked me if I could change the hair color to red. I told him sure, but it would cost him a bit more. He agreed and I told him the doll would be ready in an hour. He gave me a deposit and as he was leaving asked me to add a dozen or so hat pins to the package. I couldn't help wondering aloud "hat pins - where would I find those? ". Then the local guy who had entered the store with him and was still looking around, said he probably wanted them to stick in the doll. He said he had met the tourist outside on the street and was asked where voodoo dolls could be found and he suggested our shop! Needless to say, I was upset with the guy and told him that my dolls were not voodoo dolls and he should have pointed the tourist to the craft market which was about two blocks away. That is what I did when the tourist returned, and I gave him back his deposit. I told him that he might find voodoo dolls in the craft market - but not in this shop. What would you have done in my situation? - take the U.S. $60 which was the overall cost - or return his deposit? Even though I don't believe that sticking a pin in a doll which looks like someone would bring harm to that someone - I prefer not to be a part of such doings. I couldn't help thinking about the red haired lady and wondering if she knew there was a hater out there who wished her the worst.