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1:42Now PlayingKayli Shoff told "Good Morning America" that her "heart sank" after she watched surveillance video of her 2-year-old twins climbing the dresser before it toppled over, pinning her son, Brock, underneath. Now the parents of the Utah toddler who pushed a dresser off his twin brother are defending themselves against claims that video of the incident is fake. Comments on social media sparked ridicule as some claim the video, which has been viewed 12 million times on YouTube, was a hoax. #InsideEdition
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