NJ BABYSITTER BLAMES VICTIM IN TEARFUL FIRST COURT APPEARANCE FOR HORRIFYING CHILD SEX CHARGES — THE SHATTERING HOME CAMERA AUDIO THAT LEFT A WEAKENED FAMILY SOBBING IN OPEN COURT 💔 What began as a routine legal proceeding quickly turned into an agonizing, unbearable nightmare inside the courtroom. As the defense desperately tried to shift the blame, the atmosphere grew heavy with tension. But it was the sudden playing of a key piece of evidence that truly struck a devastating, unforgettable chord. When the prosecutor pressed play on the home security camera footage, the chilling audio of the innocent child’s helpless cries echoed through the silent room. Hearing that raw, agonizing sound for the first time left the victim’s family completely broken, sobbing in sheer torment as they held each other in the gallery. It was a heartbreaking moment of pure grief that exposed the terrifying reality of the betrayal…

NJ babysitter blames victim in tearful first court appearance for horrifying child sex charges

A lawyer for the New Jersey woman accused of sexually assaulting a 2-year-old girl claimed the sick caught-on-video assault was “blown out of proportion” as she tried to blame the tot for the alleged abuse, according to a report.

Victoria Cranmer sobbed during a hearing where a judge ruled she would be held without bail for the “bizarre” and “troubling” May 6 incident that took place when Cranmer was watching the child inside the girl’s home while her mom was out, according to a report by the Asbury Park Press.

Victoria Cranmer reacts emotionally during her detention hearing.
A lawyer for Victoria Cranmer (above) — who’s accused of sexually assaulting a 2-year-old girl — claimed the sick caught-on-video assault was “blown out of proportion.”Doug Hood/Asbury Park Press / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
Victoria Cranmer reacting during her detention hearing.
Victoria Cranmer sobbed during a hearing where a judge ruled she would be held without bail for the “bizarre” and “troubling” May 6 incident.Doug Hood/Asbury Park Press / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

At the hearing, Cranmer’s own lawyer, Marissa Koerner, said the 14-second Snapchat video showed an “innocent moment,” and was not a crime.

“Anyone who has spent time caring for young children understands that children often have little appreciation for personal space or privacy,” Koerner said.

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