By Snejana Farberov. A video showing a mother from Trinidad and Tobago whipping her year-old daughter with a belt for sharing sexually explicit photos of herself on Facebook has gone viral, sparking a national conversation in the island nation about corporal punishment. Last Sunday, a video was posted on Facebook showing Helen Bartlett, a mother of four from Point Fortin, beating her sobbing daughter while hurling profanities at her. The six-minute clip, which depicts Ms Bartlett raining blows on the year-old girl, who whimpers in pain and cowers from the belt, has been shared more than 43, online. Scroll down for video. Public shaming: Helen Bartlett right , a mother of four from Trinidad and Tobago, shared a video online showing her beating her year-old daughter for inappropriate behavior.
Mother offers sex, daughter for $25 debt
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