Girl searched Google and discovered she was in Carmel Mauda's daycare: 'How did you send me there?'

Yossi Hevra recounts how his daughter Lin, who was a toddler at Carmel Mauda's 'Baby Love' daycare, discovered at age 10 about her past through a Google search and conversations with other children. He describes her anxiety attacks, the difficult questions she asked, and the moment she said she would like to meet Mauda. Hevra criticizes the prosecution's decision to remove his daughter from the indictment, while the prosecution defends the decision.

Yossi Hevra, father of Lin, who was a toddler at Carmel Mauda's 'Baby Love' daycare in Rosh HaAyin, tells how his daughter discovered at age 10 about her past. Lin heard from other children at school, searched Google, and watched a report on the affair. She asked her father, 'How did you send me there?' and later said that when she grows up she would like to meet Mauda and 'take care of her.' Hevra describes his daughter's anxiety attacks, the memories she recalls from the kindergarten, and his difficulty letting her go down to the garden alone. He also criticizes the prosecution's decision to remove his daughter from the indictment, despite her being documented in security footage helping another toddler. The prosecution stated that the decision was made after professional examination and for reasons of privacy. Mauda was convicted of 18 counts of abuse and 35 counts of assault against ten toddlers and was sentenced to nine and a half years in prison.