Sexual Noises Coming From Toddler’s Room Sends Parents Into A Rage

Amanda Shea

Denmna’s 2-year-old daughter, view from security camera
On Wednesday evening, an Indianapolis mother was home alone with her two-year-old daughter while her husband, the girl’s father, was away. All was quiet in the house until, to the mother’s horror, she heard sexual noises in her toddler’s room.
The mother had been playing with her little girl right before bedtime, when perverse music and panting replaced the sweets sounds of a mom and child’s laughter. Although The Police’s much-loved 80’s ballad  Every Breath You Take is a hit song, it wasn’t for this mom that evening. Instead, it left her wanting to call the real police. Along with the stalker-sounding music track was a man making sounds the mom described as “sexual.”
Initially, the mom thought this had to be a sick joke. Then she realized that just as the song suggests, she and her toddler daughter were being watched, much to the creeper’s disturbing pleasure.
Looking frantically around her little girl’s bedroom, she realized the same device she and her husband Jared Denman use to monitor their child while she slept had been hacked by a stranger watching more than sleep patterns. To make matters worse, it wasn’t just one pervert monitoring this family’s private time. An army of disgusting degenerates online were enjoying watching them when they didn’t realize it, along with the moment they squirmed at the unsettling sounds the ringleader was taunting them with.
“Our privacy was just invaded,” Jared said in utter disgust for what his family had endured while he was away from home. He took the investigation into the situation on himself, searching the Internet to see if this was an isolated incident or a common underground practice. That’s when he found that his family wasn’t the only victims. Other videos uploaded online showed similar hacks broadcasting the same hit song. It’s believed that the unknown culprit has a Twitter account he uses to brag about his seedy breaches, WTTV reported.
The Denman’s with their Daughter, her monitor that was hacked (right)
“It agitated me a lot because who is to know if those people are even aware that the videos have been posted online,” the frustrated father told the news station. “We kind of felt violated and we didn’t feel secure in our own home.”
According to David Szpunar, the VP of technical services at PC Help Services, breaches like this are uncomfortably common and parents need to be diligent about securing their child’s monitoring devices that are accessible through the Internet. “You can make sure you have a strong wireless network password in case someone is nearby and wants to bypass your firewall completely,” Szpunar advised, adding that the best thing parents can do is regularly change the username and password to something new and challenging.
This was the main vulnerability for the Denmans, who had forgotten to change the generic username and password set by the factory.
Ensuring your children’s safety is of top importance to parents, which in this day and age means more than what happens outside the four walls of your home. Pedophiles could be in your home right now, victimizing you and your children without you even knowing it, until they become brazen enough to make their perverted presence audible.

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