Woman’s Pillow Bought Online Filled With Shredded SAPS Uniform Badge and Suspicious Items

Woman’s Pillow Bought Online Filled With Shredded SAPS Uniform Badge and Suspicious Items

  • A woman showed a TikTok video opening up a pillow that she bought from an online retail company
  • The video showed the woman's reaction after discovering that her brand-new pillow was filled with the worst stuffing possible
  • Online users had many questions after seeing the odd discovery the woman made when receiving her online purchase

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A TikTok video of a woman's bizarre experience after shopping online went viral. People were disturbed after a woman sorted through items that were inside her online shopping package.

Woman's new pillow from online store filled with random things
A TikTok video of a woman opening a new pillow she bought went viral. Image: @baudio7 / TikTok / Merteren / Getty Images
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Online users were left with many questions after seeing the strange findings the woman made. People commented on the video of the woman's strange discovery.

A woman in a TikTok video by @baudio7 explained that she felt hard lumps in a pillow she bought online. While opening it on camera, she found a shredded South African Police Service (SAPS) badge from the uniforms. She found sweets wrappers, shredded fabric including denim and zips, a shredded piece of hard plastic and broken CDs. The woman remarked:

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"I actually do not want to be touching this. I am going to sanitise myself after this. There is still so much here."
SAPS uniform in new pillow causes a stir
SAPS uniform pieces found in a new pillow and cause a stir. Image: Darren Stewart
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Mzansi floored by SAPS badge in pillow

Many people were confused after seeing the random items the woman found. Netizens speculated that the woman may have found evidence in the pillow, as pieces of SAPS uniforms raised red flags. Others argued that the online shopping platform could not be blamed. Some considered that a manufacturer tried to cut corners for a cheaper cost of production. Watch the video of the woman opening the pillow below:

Bridget@Kgosi speculated about the contents:

"Sleeping on evidence is wild."

iamSindiZikalala wondered:

"Why does it look like y'all found incriminating evidence against someone in a pillow? 😩"

reitujumbi assumed the worst:

"This is scary. What if they're covering up a murder?"

T-Rex 🦖speculated about more crime:

"I’m just thinking this could be someone trying to get rid of evidence!! 😳 looks like a shredded police uniform."

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MaKumalo♥️ was convinced:
"This is definitely evidence being discarded! No one can convince me otherwise 😩"

🐇Nita🐇🐾🤍 said:

"Just keep in mind that the online shop sells stuff from different suppliers, so instead of just naming them, mention the name of the supplier. I recently bought pillows on there from SIR ONLINE."

Siphosam had a different perspective:

"They were recycling, I guess 🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️save the planet."

Lihle 🇿🇦 shared their guess:

"The manufacturers wanted to make a profit and decided to stuff their pillows with shredded material, which included trash. The supplier probably doesn’t know."

volcano767 complained:

"Literally everything is wrong in this country,:

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Rutendo Masasi (Weekend Entertainment and Human Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 3 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za