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Hello

I've also witnessed an incident a few months ago

Similarly a little girl of the description you gave with a nanny ( young black woman ) in dulwich park and I wonder if it's the same child and nanny

I also confronted the nanny, she was shouting down her mobile having a row with a boyfriend I presume and The little girl trailing behind her crying - she leaned down and said something to the child which frightened the girl and she startled and she look terrified.

I ran across and immediately told the nanny - you are frightening that child what are you doing?

She grabbed the girl and ran off, I was tempted to follow and find out where she lived - but I didn't, given I had my own young son with me

Please if anyone else sees this or knows these two

Let the parents know. This child could be in danger

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