Parents on the Cape Flats are up in arms over two child sex videos doing its rounds at high schools.But the two Mitchells Plain schools implicated in the child porn scandal denies any involvement.
One of the videos is believed to have been filmed in a principal’s office. A mom, who approached the Daily Voice, says she got the shock of her life when her teenage daughter showed her a sex video on her cellphone. A one-minute clip, which has been shared on WhatsApp for more than two weeks, shows a girl in school uniform having sex with an adult man on a desk in an office.
The daughter told her mom she knew the girl, a 15-year-old, and that the video was shot in the palie’s office.She said the man worked as the school’s security guard.The upset mom says: “This is clearly a grown man using a school child for sex. What is this world coming to? Our girls are drawn in by promises of money, drugs and protection or they sell their bodies for the next hit.”
In another sex video which surfaced in the same week, a 13-year-old girl was having sex with four boys. According to the mother, these videos were posted on the internet and have been circulating among high school learners. The principal at the first school confirmed that he was aware of both sex tapes.
He insisted that the video involving the 15-year-old was not filmed at the school, as claimed by the mother. “The tie [the girl is wearing] for one, is not our school’s. The stripes are different. The video was shown around school and we investigated it. The girl is not a learner here,” he says.
But he admits that the 13-year-old girl in the other clip did attend his school. The headmaster adds: “The learner approached our school counselor for assistance for an incident which occurred outside the school. Yes, she is a student here, but no, the incident did not take place on the school premises.”
The second school that the Daily Voice approached said that they also did an investigation, but found that no one at the school was involved. A spokesperson said: “The girl is not a student at our school, this incident did not happen here.”
SAPS spokesperson Colonel Andre Traut says: “My advice is for parents to report these kind of videos to the police immediately for investigation so that they can be dealt with immediately.”
