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Voices/CBC News/Babysitter who rescued 2 abused children speaks

CBC News

@CBCNews·4.7M subscribers·47K videos

Babysitter who rescued 2 abused children speaks

Posted

September 5, 2019

Views

113,318

Likes

2,469

Engagement

2.18%

Babysitter who rescued 2 abused children speaks · CBC News · Sentinel

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Justice Taylor called police when she discovered two young girls locked in the basement of the Edmonton home where she was babysitting. This week, the girls' mother and her roommate both pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and unlawful confinement. The plight of the sisters, ages 3 and 6, only came to the attention of authorities when Taylor took action.

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