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How Inside Edition Went Undercover to Expose Child Labor at Commune
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2:53Now PlayingWhat does it take to go undercover to expose injustices? Inside Edition producer Zara Lockshin was assigned to investigate claims of child labor at businesses owned by a religious sect called the Twelve Tribes. She discovered children as young as 6 years old working on the group's farm in Cambridge, N.Y. Lockshin believes her "friendly, openminded" personality and her age made her a good fit for the assignment. InsideEdition.com's Leigh Scheps () has more.
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