Aired (August 9, 2024): Matapos umuwi nina Angeli Khang at ng kanyang ama sa Pilipinas ay nalaman ng kanyang ina na inaabuso ito ng kanyang ama. #GMANetwork #GMADrama #Kapuso
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00:00So how did you get out of that life?
00:10My classmate told my teacher that my dad was hurting me.
00:15Then the counselor at the school wanted to talk to my dad.
00:18When my dad knew about that, the day after, I went home to the Philippines.
00:23And that's when my mom found out everything that my dad was doing to me.
00:26It's a good thing that you didn't stop at the airport in Saipan.
00:29They wouldn't have chased you.
00:30So you went home to the Philippines.
00:32My dad was with me.
00:33Your dad was with you?
00:35Yes.
00:36And then?
00:37When I got home to the Philippines, my mom called me and told me to take care of my son.
00:43When we study here in the Philippines, I will support him in whatever school he wants to go to.
00:48And monthly allowances, I will still support him.
00:51But when my mom came home, she saw how helpless and lifeless I was.
00:57And when my mom found out, she filed a case against my dad.
01:01And your brother was already here.
01:03So of course, your mom had an idea of what your dad was doing to your brother.
01:08Yes.
01:09So when your dad took you to the Philippines, where did he go?
01:13To your mom's house?
01:14No, to a hotel.
01:15They were already separated back then.
01:17So he was staying in a hotel.
01:18And then your dad took you to your mom's house.
01:22Yes.
01:23When your mom found out what your dad was doing, she filed a case.
01:27My mom knew how strict my dad's military discipline was.
01:32But she never knew that my dad would do the same to me.
01:36Sorry, when I was still a baby, I was my dad's favorite.
01:41I was the one who spoiled my brother.
01:45That's why my mom thought that if I went to the U.S., my future would be okay.
01:49So what happened?
01:50Did your dad find out?
01:52No, he didn't.
01:53Oh, he didn't find out.
01:54He left the Philippines.
01:56He left the Philippines.
01:57When your mom filed a case, I'm sure it had something to do with violence against women and children.
02:03Yes.
02:04So until now, your dad has a case here in the Philippines.
02:08Yes, he has a warrant of arrest.
02:10He has a warrant of arrest.
02:11When was the last time you saw your dad?
02:132019, before the pandemic.
02:16Here in the Philippines?
02:17Yes.
02:18The case that we filed, it took a lot of years.
02:23There were a lot of dilemmas.
02:26But it was a good thing that he pushed through.
02:28And I think it was 2020 or 2021 when my dad was finally able to file a warrant of arrest.
02:35And thank you.
02:37I'm thankful for my career now because it was easier to file a case against my dad.
02:45I felt sorry for the people around me.
02:49And when my dad goes back to the Philippines, he has a warrant of arrest.
02:57He was arrested right away.
02:58You will forgive him if he asks for forgiveness?
03:01Yes.
03:02And now, maybe he's 70 plus, 80 plus years old.
03:07There will be judgment if he's not judged here in this world.
03:13And I believe in God.
03:15There will always be judgment.
03:17There's a voice of a daughter who has been hurt so much but a child's heart is still there.
03:24And thank you so much for sharing your story.