Cruel Nanny On The Run, After Being Caught On Camera Abusing Newborn Baby

An obviously cruel nanny has left many horrified after she was caught on camera smothering and slapping a two-day old baby she had undertaken to take good care of

She is now on the run after a video of the incident emerged this week.

The camera showed Guitan Liu, a Chinese, who got the job through a reference written by her daughter Christina Liu, slapping and smothering a two-day old baby, Daily Mail.com report says.

She has now fled to her native China, having also been fire from her job at TikTok, but there are calls for her to be brought back to California to face justice.

The report was broken by her employers, a couple who prefer not to be named,– in the town of Hillsborough, 15 miles south of San Francisco, to help care for their infant daughter born in late September.

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It was with shock however that they discovered the horrific footage from their baby monitor, how the cruel nanny was subjecting the infant abuses.

The anguished mom and dad have come forward to publicly raise awareness to other parents, and local police are now enlisting the help of federal authorities to find Liu, the report said.

The mom, identifying herself only as ‘Bay Area Mom D’ on social media, released several horrific nanny cam videos showing Liu, who is in her mid-50s, inflicting pain on her screaming child.

In a series of Instagram posts detailing the wicked nanny’s act to the infant, the mom claims she and her husband were duped into hiring Liu – who she has branded the world’s ‘most malicious maternity nanny’ – by Liu’s daughter.

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According to the mother, the baby, a girl was born in late September, and she had to hire Liu to take care of her

Liu’s reference had presented herself as the nanny’s former employer and a mother of two on a Chinese social media post and praised the woman as trustworthy.