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Madam catches maid with urine and menstruation blood she allegedly planned to put in her children’s water bottle (Video below)
A madam has caught her maid with urine and menstruation blood that she allegedly planned to put in her children’s water bottle.
In a viral video, the Madam can be heard narrating how she brought the girl into her house in December and bought her some underwear, including sanitary towels.
After the maid’s period, the madam helps the girl burn her sanitary pads and she is the one who does most of the chores in the house so as not to overwork the girl.
Today, March 14, the madam found the maid mixing her urine and period blood in a bucket. She was questioned and later confessed that she planned to put it in the children’s water bottle.
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