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Employer reveals how maid spilled hot soup on son, left sex aids lying around and photographed naked daughter

Employer reveals how maid spilled hot soup on son, left sex aids lying around and photographed naked daughter
The Stomper said the Indonesian maid, Neti, also spilled hot soup on her toddler son.
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An employer said her maid spent hours in the toilet video-calling men and masturbating, and on another occasion, took a photo with the employer's naked five-year-old daughter.

Stomp contributor K said the Indonesian maid, Neti, also spilled hot soup on her toddler son, texted with her "sugar daddies" and borrowed money from an illegal moneylender.

The maid had started working for the Stomp contributor in December last year.

The first incident happened in April when Neti spilled hot soup on the boy and he suffered second-degree burns.

And things just escalated from there.

The Stomp contributor said: "From all the hours home with no children disturbing her or taking up her time, she still couldn't upkeep the house."

K said the maid would be "stuck in the toilet for two hours video-calling men and masturbating in there".

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The Stomp contributor said that Neti left her sex aids within reach of the kids and told the employer that they were for blackhead removal.

K also saw text messages between the maid and her "sugar daddies".

The Stomp contributor recounted: "She said that I was jealous of her because my kids want her. My kids always want me.

"When and if I had a choice, I would let her be with them because I had work to do! But I could not due to the lack of trust and her continued negligence. So when the kids were around, I was around and working from home."

K said that the maid had three phones and despite being told not to do so, Neti would make TikTok videos with the kids.

The Stomp contributor has made police reports about the maid for borrowing money from an illegal moneylender and taking a photo of her naked daughter.

She said Neti was sent back on Sept 5 and warned others not to hire her.

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In response to a Stomp query, police confirmed that police reports were lodged.

Regarding the case of the maid borrowing from an illegal moneylender, police said they are looking into the matter.

Regarding the case of her taking a photo with the employer's naked daughter, police said investigations are ongoing.

ALSO READ: 'Let's see who has more to lose': Employers threatened after maid borrows $1,000 from loan sharks

This article was first published in Stomp. Permission required for reproduction.

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