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South African Mom shares an audio recording of her 2 year old daughter telling her someone touched her inappropriately



South African Mom shares an audio recording of her 2 year old daughter telling her someone touched her inappropriately
A South African mom took to Twitter to share an audio recording of her 2-year-old daughter telling her that a 'Bhuti' touched her.
According to the woman, her daughter refused to change her nappies and tearfully pointed to her private part saying one Bhuti put their hands there. Read the tweets and listen to the audio below ...

South African Mom shares an audio recording of her 2 year old daughter telling her someone touched her inappropriately

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