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Ohio Gov-elect Amy Acton opens up on CNN about her chaotic childhood

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Now playing on All Clips Ohio Gov-elect Amy Acton opens up on CNN about her chaotic childhood Amy Acton Watch on Instagram · Transcript & source

In a CNN interview, Ohio Gov-elect Amy Acton describes growing up after her parents separated when she was three. She calls it "a very chaotic childhood" and describes someone as "a bad actor" after one witness came forward to say her daughter had been molested.

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Who
Amy Acton
Where
interview
Original footage
CNN · watch the full video from this moment
Length
31 seconds, unedited within the cut
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but then one of their witnesses after they left came forward and said her daughter had been molested so this was a bad actor but you know my mother had not been well you know from she separated from my dad when I was three and we had a very chaotic childhood the things I've heard since about pets dying I mean that my mother love strays and to take every animal in it was chaotic there would be litters everywhere and excrement everywhere

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