A young single mother looked up and felt her privacy evaporate when she noticed a tiny camera in the bathroom ceiling of the basement apartment she lived in with her toddler.
She said it looked like a screw, no bigger than a pinky nail.
“But I had a feeling it wasn’t a screw. I was shaking, I was in sheer, utter panic,” she said in an interview from her mother’s home in Digby County, N.S.
The woman, who CBC News cannot name because her identity and the identity of her son are protected by a court-ordered publication ban, said finding the camera turned her world upside down.
The link goes to a completely different article about the sexual assault trial of 5 former world junior hockey players.
I think you meant to post this link.
My luck someone would knock on my door, demand their camera back and then tell me I need Jesus.
These things happen. Depending on the camera it wouldn’t be too hard to determine the installer. At least I hope they didn’t start telling the story before the investigation.
It states in the article that they ripped out the camera and traced the cable back to the landlords home.
