Parent Hires Private Investigator To Check Out Nanny

This parent asked the people of Reddit whether or not they were in the wrong for hiring a private investigator to look into their nanny. Some folks are suggesting that this was a gross violation of the nanny's privacy, while other folks offer nothing but understanding for wanting to know the background of the person looking after your kids. 

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