KMJS October 13, 2024 Full Episode | Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho
Half-Filipino, half-Korean na pulis, muling nakapiling ang kanyang Koreanang ina matapos ang mahigit tatlong dekada! Ang madamdamin nilang pagtatagpo, ikinuwento ni Julius kay Jessica Soho! Higanteng sawa, bumara sa inidoro?!
Samantala, magkakapatid na magsasaka sa Zamboanga del Norte, nakayupi ang mga binti at naglalakad nang nakaupo?! MBata sa Negros Oriental, ipinanganak na kulay asul ang mata, pero kalaunan, naging gray raw ang mga ito?!
At artista na si Raul Dillo, muling pinag-usapan matapos namataang nagbebenta ng longganisa sa kalsada Panoorin ang video.
Samantala, magkakapatid na magsasaka sa Zamboanga del Norte, nakayupi ang mga binti at naglalakad nang nakaupo?! MBata sa Negros Oriental, ipinanganak na kulay asul ang mata, pero kalaunan, naging gray raw ang mga ito?!
At artista na si Raul Dillo, muling pinag-usapan matapos namataang nagbebenta ng longganisa sa kalsada Panoorin ang video.
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00:00:00Mary Ann is always on guard when she enters a bike shop in Masbatez City.
00:00:07In this time, it's dangerous.
00:00:11Her shop might be robbed.
00:00:14She's just resting.
00:00:16Our walk-in client just left.
00:00:19So, I took a CR break.
00:00:21But Mary Ann doesn't think that
00:00:24in her CR break,
00:00:26she'll be left behind due to anxiety.
00:00:29When I was going to flush the toilet,
00:00:32the water didn't go down.
00:00:33So, of course, I was surprised.
00:00:35There was a brush there to clean the CR.
00:00:38I scratched it.
00:00:42I was scared.
00:00:43I was going to clean it.
00:00:44I noticed that the tongue was coming out.
00:00:47I confirmed that
00:00:50it was a rat's head.
00:00:53Of course, I was scared.
00:00:54It might suddenly come out of the toilet.
00:00:59Toilet, toilet bowl, CR.
00:01:01That's where we answer the call of nature.
00:01:06But what if there's someone hiding in the toilet?
00:01:13I went to the barangay hall.
00:01:15I asked them for help.
00:01:16Ramir, who was on duty as a police officer,
00:01:21and Rommel, who was a traffic enforcer,
00:01:24If the rat's head was found here,
00:01:27it will be left in the trunk.
00:01:31It's a big rat.
00:01:32Its head is as wide as a hand.
00:01:34If you touch it, it will really bite you.
00:01:38Rommel and Ramir were forced to leave
00:01:41the barangay hall in Cubeta.
00:01:43Its head was stuck.
00:01:45We pulled it.
00:01:46We pulled it.
00:01:49But the rat got agitated.
00:01:51That's why they even had a tag-off war here.
00:01:54It's dead. It's dead.
00:01:56We were able to hold on because the rat was strong.
00:02:00That's why the barangay officers were on alert.
00:02:04Four people were pulling it.
00:02:07And after more than two hours,
00:02:10the rat also gave up.
00:02:12It's dead.
00:02:16It's dead.
00:02:18It's really scary, sir.
00:02:20It's dead.
00:02:21It's dead.
00:02:22It's dead.
00:02:23It's dead.
00:02:24It's dead.
00:02:25The rat was so tired of being pulled.
00:02:30Sir, you're so strong.
00:02:32So strong.
00:02:33It's dead.
00:02:34It's dead.
00:02:35It's dead.
00:02:36It's dead.
00:02:37It's dead.
00:02:38It's very, very big.
00:02:40It will survive.
00:02:41It's very, very big.
00:02:47Oh, my goodness.
00:02:49And they were shocked by the size and length of the rat,
00:02:55which was 2.5 meters long.
00:02:59My colleagues ran after it.
00:03:01I didn't expect it to be that big and long.
00:03:04Oh, my goodness.
00:03:07But how did the rat end up in the kitchen of Mary Ann's store?
00:03:12There were a lot of speculations.
00:03:15Very, very big.
00:03:16What was their plan in the last moment?
00:03:19But the audiences, when they took the rat,
00:03:23why did a lot of them faint?
00:03:25It doesn't want to eat.
00:03:26It doesn't want to eat.
00:03:27It can't bite, sir.
00:03:29I felt sorry for the rat.
00:03:33What did they do to the rat in the inudoro?
00:03:37We didn't intend to hurt the rat.
00:03:39This is for the religion.
00:03:41It didn't bite.
00:03:42The evidence
00:03:44I don't want it anymore!
00:03:46You can't bite me!
00:03:48Next!
00:03:54The employees of this store
00:03:56were almost frightened
00:03:58in Masbate City
00:04:00when they saw
00:04:02a strange
00:04:04creature
00:04:06I was about to clean it
00:04:08when I saw the tongue coming out
00:04:10I was shocked
00:04:12I confirmed that
00:04:14it was the head of a snake
00:04:16I was afraid
00:04:18that it might come out of the toilet
00:04:20They immediately called
00:04:22the police and the
00:04:24traffic enforcer
00:04:26We stopped the snake
00:04:28We waited for a long time
00:04:30because the snake was big
00:04:32That's why Ramir had an idea
00:04:34I went to look for a PVC
00:04:36because the snake went up for a long time
00:04:38How deep is it?
00:04:42That's why they
00:04:44covered it with bleach
00:04:46so that the head of the snake would come out
00:04:50And when it came out
00:04:52I told them to pull the
00:04:54tongue wire
00:04:56It fit perfectly
00:04:58It was stuck
00:05:00We pulled it
00:05:02It's hard for the snake to come out
00:05:04The unrivaled
00:05:06snake was hit
00:05:08on the head of the pipe
00:05:10There it is!
00:05:12It won't come out
00:05:14Why did they cover it?
00:05:16So that it won't come out?
00:05:18I told them to cover it
00:05:20so that it won't die
00:05:22I felt sorry for the snake
00:05:24It's fighting
00:05:26When the snake was weak
00:05:28they tied its neck
00:05:30to the pipe using a wire
00:05:32It's weak!
00:05:34It won't come out
00:05:36We pulled it
00:05:38It came out
00:05:40There were 4 people pulling it
00:05:42I told them not to pull it too hard
00:05:44We pulled it
00:05:48It's fighting
00:05:50I tied the snake's body
00:05:52so that it won't come out
00:05:58It's a trap!
00:06:00God, please help us
00:06:02It's very, very big
00:06:04It will survive
00:06:06It's very big
00:06:08When the snake finally gave up
00:06:10they thought it was removed
00:06:12from the pipe
00:06:16It didn't happen
00:06:18My colleagues pulled it out
00:06:20to the road
00:06:22There it is!
00:06:24It's a trap!
00:06:26We put it in a sack
00:06:28and brought it to the barangay
00:06:30It's a trap!
00:06:32It's a trap!
00:06:34It's very big
00:06:36We put it in a sack
00:06:38and it's still alive
00:06:40It's like it was pulled by the snake
00:06:42because it was caught in the toilet
00:06:44It's a trap!
00:06:48They caught a python
00:06:50a reticulated python
00:06:52They are usually seen in the water
00:06:54especially in the creeks
00:06:56They are used to travel through water
00:06:58But how did the snake
00:07:00get to the inidoro
00:07:02when Mary Ann's shop
00:07:04was being searched?
00:07:06It entered the PVC
00:07:08in the CR tank
00:07:10Usually, when snakes hunt
00:07:12they just follow the scent
00:07:14They are usually hunters
00:07:16Sometimes, they will follow our sewage
00:07:18and while they are following the scent trail
00:07:20they don't notice that they are already
00:07:22going to our inidoro
00:07:24How about the snake?
00:07:26It's alive
00:07:28When we went there
00:07:30the snake was already dead
00:07:32It had a strong
00:07:34tie to its neck
00:07:36Maybe that's why
00:07:38it died
00:07:40Is there a contradiction
00:07:42in the way they caught the snake
00:07:44in the inidoro?
00:07:46When they caught the snake
00:07:48they tied it up
00:07:50What's the point of tying it up?
00:07:52Of course, to hurt the snake
00:07:54To immobilize it
00:07:56So, it's really a cruelty
00:07:58That's why the snake died
00:08:00But Romel and Ramir defended
00:08:02We didn't hurt the snake
00:08:04We just brought it out
00:08:06We don't have any other
00:08:08way to do it
00:08:10That's the best way
00:08:12we came up with
00:08:14We put a trap
00:08:16They used a cruel method
00:08:18to catch the snake
00:08:20But we can't really blame them
00:08:22The experts in handling
00:08:24snakes are not all of us
00:08:26They just acted based on
00:08:28the urgency of the situation
00:08:30They thought that the snake
00:08:32will come out of nowhere
00:08:34in the inidoro
00:08:36It can bite, it can open its mouth
00:08:38and it can bite
00:08:40They let me know
00:08:42so that the snake won't get hurt
00:08:44We were the ones who were caught
00:08:46by the snake
00:08:48We brought it to Masbate City
00:08:51The response might be right
00:08:53if there's a danger
00:08:55that was put in the family's life
00:08:57But if there's no danger
00:08:59that was put in a person's life
00:09:01it can't be hurt or killed
00:09:05We don't want to hurt the snake
00:09:07We just want to catch it
00:09:09so that we can help
00:09:11catch it in Barangay Nursery
00:09:13and bring it back to its home
00:09:17In this incident
00:09:19who is the one
00:09:25that should be scared?
00:09:33There's a brother
00:09:35in Zamboanga del Norte
00:09:37that when he's farming
00:09:39he always sees snakes
00:09:41and he walks
00:09:43while sitting
00:09:45Why?
00:09:47He always sits
00:09:49when he walks
00:09:51This brother
00:09:53in Zamboanga del Norte
00:09:55Their feet
00:09:57and legs are stuck
00:09:59while their back
00:10:01is covered
00:10:03That's why it's a big problem
00:10:05for them to walk
00:10:07Because of their condition
00:10:09they are being
00:10:11threatened
00:10:13by their neighbors
00:10:15The people
00:10:17and our relatives
00:10:19are saying that they will burn us
00:10:21I saw their situation
00:10:23regarding their
00:10:25children's illness
00:10:37What is the illness
00:10:39that makes
00:10:41siblings suffer?
00:10:45To avoid
00:10:47being judged by society
00:10:49the siblings
00:10:51Jennifer, 47 years old
00:10:53Joseph, 53 years old
00:10:55and Joel, 44 years old
00:10:57that stayed in
00:10:59Tuktukna ng Bundok
00:11:01lived
00:11:03Let's go
00:11:05Let's go
00:11:07Let's go
00:11:09Let's go
00:11:11Let's go
00:11:13Let's go
00:11:15Let's go
00:11:17Let's go
00:11:19Their mother Beatriz
00:11:21and father consortio
00:11:23are 79 years old
00:11:35There is no electricity here
00:11:37The water supply is also difficult
00:11:39To
00:11:41use it every day
00:11:43they have to
00:11:45carry the heavy rain
00:11:47using a rope
00:11:49attached to a pipe
00:11:59Because their father consortio
00:12:01is already weak
00:12:03Beatriz is the one
00:12:05who takes care of their three children
00:12:09My husband
00:12:11Joseph, he can't stand up
00:12:13he just walks around
00:12:15his house
00:12:17Joel, he can't stand up
00:12:19he can't serve
00:12:21he can't serve because
00:12:23he can't reach his
00:12:25hands and feet
00:12:29Jennifer, she is sick
00:12:31she can stand up but
00:12:33she can't move her body
00:12:35because her hands and feet can't move
00:12:39Let's go
00:12:41Let's go
00:12:43It's normal for the siblings
00:12:45when they were born
00:12:47by their mother Beatriz
00:12:49We still have a lot of work to do
00:12:51I went to Bunga City
00:12:53I was there for 10 years
00:12:55I cleaned the house
00:12:57I took care of the children in school
00:12:59After that, I helped
00:13:01in the shop of my boss
00:13:03But in 2010
00:13:05almost one after the other
00:13:07the siblings were infected
00:13:09by a mysterious disease
00:13:11My fingers were stiff
00:13:13I fell down
00:13:15that's what my siblings felt
00:13:17We were so thin
00:13:19we lost our strength
00:13:21we can't stand up
00:13:23and we can't carry
00:13:25heavy things
00:13:27They tried to get a doctor
00:13:29but
00:13:31there was no doctor
00:13:33because we don't have a room
00:13:35It's painful for me
00:13:37because we live here in the mountains
00:13:39far from our neighbors
00:13:41our relatives
00:13:43we can't talk
00:13:45I felt tired
00:13:49I'm tired of my situation
00:13:53My siblings are the same
00:13:55they are tired
00:13:57and my parents
00:14:05They live in the mountains
00:14:07to grow corn
00:14:19We cut the corn
00:14:21so we can get
00:14:23the fruit easily
00:14:25This is the fruit of the corn
00:14:33The neighbors
00:14:35were shocked
00:14:37because it is here that they will
00:14:39spend and eat
00:14:41in the coming days
00:14:55When
00:14:57Mother Beatriz was still strong
00:14:59she was able to go up and down
00:15:01to sell 6 bags
00:15:03of corn
00:15:05Because of the steep and slippery
00:15:07road and the heavy
00:15:09corn
00:15:11she was put in danger
00:15:13several times
00:15:15She was brought to the hospital
00:15:17she fell down
00:15:19even if she can't do it
00:15:21we do everything
00:15:23to help her
00:15:27Mother Beatriz thought
00:15:29that her children's illness
00:15:31was the reason
00:15:33why they were in danger
00:15:35because they suspected
00:15:37that they have ketones
00:15:39Our neighbors
00:15:41told us that they will burn us
00:15:43because
00:15:45all of us have leprosy
00:15:47especially
00:15:49when they see us
00:15:51they look at us
00:15:53and laugh
00:15:55it hurts
00:15:57we just let them
00:15:59Their father
00:16:01Father Consorcio
00:16:03used to have ketones
00:16:05Leprosy has a deformity
00:16:07or weakens
00:16:09When my father had leprosy
00:16:11he went to Sambunga City
00:16:13for treatment
00:16:15A few months after
00:16:17the treatment
00:16:19Father Consorcio's skin
00:16:21was completely healed
00:16:23He left
00:16:25a permanent mark
00:16:27on his body
00:16:29His fingers and hands
00:16:31and his feet were all swollen
00:16:33Leprosy is very curable
00:16:35It can be cured
00:16:37and it has been for a long time
00:16:39Since World War II
00:16:41the medicine that can stop
00:16:43the bacteria of leprosy was discovered
00:16:45Even though their father was cured
00:16:47he still stopped
00:16:49the treatment
00:16:51It really hurts
00:16:53because they keep saying
00:16:55bad things about us
00:16:57I don't know what to do
00:16:59I don't know what to do
00:17:01I don't know what to do
00:17:03I don't know what to do
00:17:05One of the people
00:17:07who encouraged Jennifer
00:17:09was her family
00:17:11in Sambunga City
00:17:13She is caring to the kids
00:17:15My wife is very reliable
00:17:19But what is the real
00:17:21disease of the siblings?
00:17:25They walk in the form of
00:17:27muscle dystrophy
00:17:29Muscle dystrophy is a group of genetic diseases
00:17:31Their common feature
00:17:33is that they slowly damage
00:17:35the muscles of humans
00:17:39Meanwhile, to help Jennifer's situation
00:17:41they were visited by
00:17:43the officials of the Department of
00:17:45Labor and Employment
00:17:47The family wants to start
00:17:49a new family
00:17:51That's what we will work out
00:17:53to give them
00:17:55The maximum we can assist them is 30,000 pesos
00:17:57We are happy because they give us a livelihood
00:17:59To confirm
00:18:01their real disease
00:18:03the local government unit
00:18:05of Sindangan Zamboanga del Norte
00:18:07visited them
00:18:09in Kapatagan
00:18:11to check on the specialists
00:18:21But
00:18:23it was hard for them
00:18:25because they had to ride
00:18:27a cart made of
00:18:29sago and bamboo
00:18:41It's a good sign
00:18:43that we are saved
00:18:45Because we are here
00:18:47to help
00:18:51But the parents
00:18:53are not there
00:18:55to guide them
00:18:57to the right path
00:18:59They were taken
00:19:01by the officers
00:19:03of the Department of Labor and Employment
00:19:05After almost an hour, they were also saved from falling from the mountain.
00:19:36They were transported by multi-cab to Rumaragasang Ilog.
00:19:56They also had to travel to the hospital, which is almost 6 hours away from the hospital.
00:20:06According to the doctors, the siblings may have muscular dystrophy.
00:20:12The muscle itself is lost in the body, that's why they are weak.
00:20:17We think that the genetic cost is really genetic.
00:20:20Once we know what the genetic cost is, it's easier for us to help the family.
00:20:25We referred the patients to rehab to help them grow their muscles.
00:20:31We recommend that they undergo physical therapy to recondition their muscles,
00:20:37and to improve their strength and range of motion.
00:20:40So that we can tell them that they can walk again,
00:20:44that just like a normal person, it looks like we will have a hard time.
00:20:48If it's hard for them to come to us,
00:20:50we can endorse them to the nearest hospital for continuity of care.
00:20:55Father Consortio is also negative about leprosy,
00:20:59while Jennifer is confirmed that she never had leprosy.
00:21:04As a source of strength for Jennifer, she was visited by her former boss.
00:21:14Sir, I am the boss of Major Torres.
00:21:19I haven't seen him for a long time.
00:21:26I am happy because I can see my former boss, Major Torres.
00:21:32He is really kind to his children and his wife.
00:21:36We were surprised that this is how he treats us.
00:21:40I am happy because I saw him, but I am sad because of this situation.
00:21:44Sir, thank you very much.
00:21:46I am still with you.
00:21:48You are so kind to your children.
00:21:51I miss you.
00:21:54I will come back to you to take care of you.
00:21:57Yes, if you force me to come back, I will come back.
00:22:01Thank God.
00:22:03I am really happy.
00:22:05This is the happiest thing for me.
00:22:07I can see my son.
00:22:16I don't know if there will be a chance for us to come back.
00:22:20God will protect us.
00:22:22God will help us.
00:22:33Now, it is clear to the siblings their true condition.
00:22:37They are hoping that they will be able to stand up slowly
00:22:41and they will be able to get up slowly from the pain and discrimination.
00:22:52They are hoping that they will be able to stand up slowly and they will be able to get up slowly from the pain and discrimination.
00:22:59They are hoping that they will be able to stand up slowly and they will be able to get up slowly from the pain and discrimination.
00:23:07They are hoping that they will be able to stand up slowly and they will be able to get up slowly from the pain and discrimination.
00:23:12Manika, if we consider a child in Pamplona, Negros Oriental,
00:23:18it is rare and the color of her eyes changes.
00:23:23Blue or Azul when she was a baby.
00:23:27Now, it is gray when she grows up.
00:23:30Is that possible?
00:23:32In a remote barangay in Pamplona, Negros Oriental,
00:23:36there is a child who is always mistaken as a child of a foreigner.
00:23:40Now, her parents are all Filipinos.
00:23:44Her eyes are stealing light blue and gray.
00:23:49Because to see is to believe,
00:23:52our team moved to Negros.
00:23:55And here, they are eye-to-eye with the 6-year-old girl who is 6 years old.
00:24:01And here, they are eye-to-eye with the 6-year-old girl who is 6 years old.
00:24:07She looks like a child of a foreigner.
00:24:09She is so beautiful.
00:24:10She is so cute.
00:24:11She looks like an American.
00:24:12Jane is the eldest daughter of her husband, Geraldine and Jubert.
00:24:16Their eyes are both brown.
00:24:18And they are both not of the same race.
00:24:21They say that she is not a child of a foreigner.
00:24:24Her father is fat.
00:24:26It hurts.
00:24:28We are not of the same race.
00:24:30We are foreigners.
00:24:31Sometimes, we will lose.
00:24:32For the children of the couple,
00:24:34Jane's eyes are different.
00:24:37Her eyes are normal.
00:24:39They are the same as ours.
00:24:41And what is surprising here is that
00:24:43when Jane was born,
00:24:45her eyes were not gray,
00:24:48but light blue.
00:24:50We thought that she might have changed at the hospital,
00:24:53but she didn't.
00:24:54Because when the baby was born, she was given to me.
00:24:57But when Jane turned 3 years old,
00:25:00her eyes became more bright.
00:25:02Her eyes became brown, light blue, and gray.
00:25:05We didn't get her checked by the doctor
00:25:07because it was out of budget.
00:25:09We prioritized the household consumption.
00:25:12They are worried.
00:25:14I am afraid that her eyes might have side effects.
00:25:18She might get blind.
00:25:20The next time, her eyes might change color.
00:25:23It might be abnormal.
00:25:25They are just thankful
00:25:27that the child doesn't complain about her eyes.
00:25:31My eyes are normal.
00:25:33They don't hurt.
00:25:34And there is one more thing that is shocking.
00:25:37Jane's eyes.
00:25:38Her cell phone is not lit.
00:25:40Her brightness is full.
00:25:42Her flashlights are not lit.
00:25:45Her eyes are round.
00:25:47Her eyes are different colors.
00:25:48She is taking pictures.
00:25:50I am afraid that we might be fooled.
00:25:53My daughter is being greeted.
00:25:55She might get sick.
00:25:56Jane grew up to be shy.
00:25:59When I look at her, she is shy.
00:26:01She cries.
00:26:02She doesn't want to play with other people.
00:26:04She doesn't want to play with other kids.
00:26:07But in the end,
00:26:08she accepted herself
00:26:10that her eyes are like that.
00:26:11She is not shy anymore.
00:26:13Jane is now in Grade 1.
00:26:15Because of her eyes,
00:26:16her teachers always scolded her
00:26:19for attending school pageants.
00:26:21My name is Agen.
00:26:23My blood type is O.
00:26:24I am a nurse.
00:26:26I am in 6th grade.
00:26:27I am an attendant.
00:26:29The kids want to get close to her
00:26:32because she is different from the others.
00:26:34Do you have a lot of friends?
00:26:35Or just a few?
00:26:36A lot.
00:26:37When we go to the showdown,
00:26:39my husband and I look at her.
00:26:41Because her eyes are different.
00:26:43She is taking pictures.
00:26:44There are others who like her.
00:26:47Even if they assume that Jane is different,
00:26:50they are still confused
00:26:52why their daughter's eyes are light gray.
00:26:55Their neighbors
00:26:57have their own opinions.
00:26:59She is not their daughter.
00:27:01She is a foreigner's daughter.
00:27:03She is not our daughter.
00:27:04She is different.
00:27:05She is not our daughter.
00:27:06She is like a sister,
00:27:07a granddaughter,
00:27:08our daughter.
00:27:09Even Joubert himself
00:27:10admitted that he also had doubts.
00:27:13Is she a foreigner's daughter?
00:27:14Is she her father's daughter?
00:27:15It's like there is no trust.
00:27:17Why am I related to a foreigner?
00:27:19I am here at home.
00:27:20I can't leave.
00:27:21Your parents are here.
00:27:23They are always watching over me.
00:27:25She is really the father.
00:27:26When we got married,
00:27:27we moved in right away.
00:27:28There was no one else.
00:27:30We have the same eye shape.
00:27:33Her nose,
00:27:35her mouth,
00:27:36and the color of her eyebrows
00:27:38are the same.
00:27:40Next,
00:27:41to clarify
00:27:42Jane's current condition,
00:27:45we consulted her
00:27:47with a specialist.
00:27:49Based on my assessment,
00:27:50the child has...
00:27:52While Joubert
00:27:53admitted to our team
00:27:57that it's not possible
00:27:58that he could hold the key
00:28:00to the truth
00:28:01as to why his mother
00:28:03turned blue
00:28:04and changed the color of her eyes
00:28:06to light gray.
00:28:08My father told me that...
00:28:10Don't close your eyes yet.
00:28:13Because the answers
00:28:16will be revealed
00:28:17when we return.
00:28:23A 6-year-old boy
00:28:25is an apple of the eye
00:28:26of a barangay
00:28:27in Negros Oriental.
00:28:29Even though
00:28:30his parents are all Filipinos,
00:28:33Joubert and Geraldine,
00:28:35Jane's eyes
00:28:36started blue
00:28:38and eventually
00:28:39turned light gray.
00:28:41She's so cute.
00:28:42She's like an American.
00:28:43She's not their daughter.
00:28:44She's like
00:28:45a foreigner's daughter.
00:28:46We fought.
00:28:47It hurts.
00:28:48I can still tell
00:28:49that she's the father.
00:28:50I have a strong feeling
00:28:51that she's really my daughter.
00:28:53Because we look alike.
00:28:58That's why this Friday,
00:28:59we consulted Jane
00:29:01with an ophthalmologist
00:29:03in Dumaguete City.
00:29:06Based on my assessment,
00:29:07the child has...
00:29:10Wardenburg Syndrome.
00:29:12The child's iris turns blue
00:29:14because of the lack of
00:29:16melanin pigment,
00:29:17which is supposed to give our eyes
00:29:19its brownish color.
00:29:21As the child gets older,
00:29:23the amount of melanin pigments
00:29:24also decreases.
00:29:26That's why, from bluish,
00:29:27the color of her eyes
00:29:28turned grayish.
00:29:30These melanin pigments
00:29:31are still in charge
00:29:32so that we don't get too bright.
00:29:34It's not safe
00:29:35to soak it in sunlight
00:29:37because its protection is lesser
00:29:39due to the lack of pigments
00:29:40in the eyes.
00:29:41Avoid direct exposure
00:29:43to sunlight
00:29:44and yearly monitoring
00:29:46of the baby's eyes.
00:29:48Meanwhile,
00:29:49Joubert also admitted
00:29:51something.
00:29:54My father said
00:29:56that his father
00:29:58also has the same eye color.
00:30:00We don't have a left eye
00:30:02or a right eye.
00:30:03We only have two eyes.
00:30:04This is my right eye
00:30:06and this is my left eye.
00:30:08We don't have a hidden picture
00:30:10of our grandparents
00:30:12because they passed away a long time ago.
00:30:14It's possible that this happened
00:30:16to our grandparents.
00:30:18We don't need to worry
00:30:20about our parents.
00:30:21Most of them will grow up normal
00:30:23and live a normal life.
00:30:24I'm thankful that
00:30:25we don't have to worry
00:30:27that she won't get blind
00:30:29in the future.
00:30:30Her eyes are natural.
00:30:32When I found out
00:30:33that this happened to my grandfather,
00:30:35I was happy.
00:30:36He's really my son.
00:30:37Even though the color of Jane's eyes
00:30:39is different,
00:30:40for her parents,
00:30:41nothing will change
00:30:43in their eyes.
00:30:44They still love
00:30:46their cute daughter.
00:30:53She was named
00:30:55a national capre
00:30:57because of her height of 7 feet.
00:31:00She also became a star
00:31:02in the roles she played
00:31:04in television
00:31:05and in movies.
00:31:07Raul Dilio,
00:31:09no matter how tall he is,
00:31:11he is also a role model
00:31:13for the people
00:31:15who follow him.
00:31:20At a height of 7 feet and 3 inches,
00:31:24she was nominated
00:31:26for roles related to fantasy
00:31:29and adventure
00:31:30by the national capre
00:31:33of the Philippines.
00:31:43It's Raul Dilio.
00:31:47But last week,
00:31:49a famous artist
00:31:51who is currently selling
00:31:53longganisa on the street.
00:31:55They said,
00:31:56we're just selling longganisa.
00:31:59It's true that we're selling longganisa.
00:32:01Of course,
00:32:02I have a family
00:32:03and two children
00:32:04who are studying.
00:32:05I don't want my family
00:32:06to starve.
00:32:09Let's see
00:32:10how Raul will do everything
00:32:12for his whole life
00:32:14to fulfill
00:32:15his biggest role in life,
00:32:18to be a father.
00:32:20What's wrong
00:32:21if I don't have a life?
00:32:22It's a lie.
00:32:23I need to live
00:32:24for my family.
00:32:25In this apartment
00:32:26in Ingus, Cavite,
00:32:28Raul and his mother
00:32:29are working hard.
00:32:33It's only 8 in the morning.
00:32:35He's already busy
00:32:36preparing
00:32:37the longganisa
00:32:38that he will sell.
00:32:40To maintain
00:32:41the freshness
00:32:42of our longganisa,
00:32:44when it arrives here,
00:32:45we will put it
00:32:46in the freezer.
00:32:48The longganisa
00:32:49that Raul is selling
00:32:51is P250 per kilo.
00:32:53When I deliver,
00:32:56I get a lot of money.
00:32:57We also make toasts
00:32:59so that we can save money.
00:33:08On this day,
00:33:09he will deliver
00:33:10the orders.
00:33:15The longganisa
00:33:16is organized
00:33:17in his tricycle.
00:33:20It's really high.
00:33:21With the normal size
00:33:23of the tricycle,
00:33:24it's not enough.
00:33:25This is the chair
00:33:27so that I can sit higher.
00:33:30Without the chair,
00:33:32it's hard for me to sit.
00:33:38Raul's partner
00:33:39in finding a job
00:33:41is his wife, Helen.
00:33:43Sometimes,
00:33:44I accompany them
00:33:45in delivering.
00:33:46I am proud
00:33:47that my father
00:33:48is doing something
00:33:49to help us
00:33:50find a job.
00:33:52He was an idol.
00:33:54He was active
00:33:55when they were
00:33:56sending people out.
00:33:58I am happy
00:33:59when I accompany them.
00:34:00It's a different appreciation.
00:34:17So, 45 to 24.
00:34:20Thank you, ma'am.
00:34:23This is the first time
00:34:24that I ordered.
00:34:25It's delicious.
00:34:27Longganisa, please.
00:34:28Surprised by the knowledge of many,
00:34:30Raul has been selling
00:34:31longganisa
00:34:32for 7 years.
00:34:34When I don't have a delivery,
00:34:35I look for a priest
00:34:37to walk
00:34:38on the streets.
00:34:40And what he earns every day
00:34:42is what he taught
00:34:44his two children.
00:34:46Sometimes,
00:34:47I finish it.
00:34:48Because I prioritize
00:34:49the needs of my family
00:34:52every day.
00:34:53When we eat,
00:34:54and when they go to school,
00:34:55they say,
00:34:56buy it.
00:34:57Raul is already used
00:34:58to selling.
00:34:59I started
00:35:00selling
00:35:01lojaw,
00:35:02pancit.
00:35:03I am the one
00:35:04who cooks
00:35:05for the shopkeepers.
00:35:06After cooking,
00:35:07we ride
00:35:08the tricycle
00:35:09to go around
00:35:10the neighbors.
00:35:12But,
00:35:13when I was in the hospital,
00:35:14maybe because of
00:35:15stress,
00:35:16like over fatigue.
00:35:17When I came back,
00:35:18I couldn't sell
00:35:19lojaw anymore.
00:35:20So, I switched
00:35:21to selling
00:35:22vegetables,
00:35:23meat,
00:35:24chicken,
00:35:25fish,
00:35:26and pork.
00:35:27It seems that
00:35:28Raul's big challenges
00:35:29are not enough.
00:35:30He was diagnosed
00:35:31with
00:35:32prostate enlargement.
00:35:35I'm just a tricycle driver.
00:35:36As long as
00:35:37I can make a living,
00:35:38no one will accept me
00:35:39because
00:35:40I'm not a chancellor
00:35:41in Manila.
00:35:42I can only ride a tricycle.
00:35:44It's good
00:35:45that he has friends
00:35:46who are ready
00:35:47to take care of him.
00:35:48I already have
00:35:49an apartment here.
00:35:51You can move in
00:35:52if you want.
00:35:53As long as
00:35:54you can make a living,
00:35:57no one will pay me.
00:35:59Just use it.
00:36:00No one will understand me.
00:36:02It's a big challenge
00:36:04because we live
00:36:05in a library
00:36:06owned by Boss Joel.
00:36:07There's a friend
00:36:08who sells
00:36:09longanisa.
00:36:10I said,
00:36:11I'll try.
00:36:12I kept trying
00:36:13to make a living
00:36:14for my family.
00:36:18Soon,
00:36:19we'll get married.
00:36:20I said,
00:36:21this is not
00:36:22what will happen
00:36:23to my real life.
00:36:24This is me
00:36:25making a video
00:36:26for fun.
00:36:27It's fun.
00:36:28I didn't think
00:36:29it would have
00:36:30a million views.
00:36:32I have more customers
00:36:34because
00:36:35I make videos
00:36:36for my store.
00:36:39Despite this,
00:36:40there are still
00:36:41small things
00:36:42in him.
00:36:43He used to be
00:36:44a famous artist.
00:36:45Look at him.
00:36:46Look at his life.
00:36:47He's just trying
00:36:48to sell things.
00:36:49It hurts
00:36:50because
00:36:51I'm not used
00:36:52to living
00:36:53like this.
00:36:54Raul admitted
00:36:55that he didn't
00:36:56have a foundation
00:36:57when he was
00:36:58still an artist.
00:36:59I'm not like
00:37:00the stars
00:37:01or superstars
00:37:02who need
00:37:03to be prioritized.
00:37:04I'm just like
00:37:05my character.
00:37:06If there's a project
00:37:07that suits
00:37:08my character,
00:37:09I don't have
00:37:10that kind of character.
00:37:11Many people
00:37:12say that
00:37:13you used to
00:37:14have a lot
00:37:15of money
00:37:16but now
00:37:17you're just
00:37:18selling things
00:37:19on the street.
00:37:20Why is it like this?
00:37:21What's the situation?
00:37:23It used to be like this.
00:37:36We just
00:37:37let it be.
00:37:42I'm used to
00:37:43having a hard time
00:37:44but I'm not used
00:37:45to being an idol
00:37:47because of
00:37:48what I'm living now.
00:37:52In 2017,
00:37:53your beloved
00:37:54Jessica Soho
00:37:55had a chance
00:37:56to find her mother,
00:37:57Carolina,
00:37:58whom she had not
00:37:59seen for three decades
00:38:00in San Andres,
00:38:01Quezon.
00:38:05Good evening.
00:38:06Good evening.
00:38:07Do you know
00:38:08Carolina Luna Dindo?
00:38:10She's not here anymore.
00:38:12The one you're looking for?
00:38:13What are you looking for?
00:38:15What do you mean?
00:38:17My mom died on February 20th.
00:38:21You're my mom's mother.
00:38:25It's you.
00:38:27Why did you come here?
00:38:31It's been a long time.
00:38:33Why did you leave?
00:38:35I've been looking for you.
00:38:39You don't remember me.
00:38:41We've been looking for you.
00:38:50We saw our mother in the grave.
00:38:55That was the most painful.
00:38:57If our mother were alive,
00:39:00we would have embraced her.
00:39:02We would have been together again.
00:39:04I wish I could feel...
00:39:11I wish I could feel...
00:39:15I wish I could feel...
00:39:19I wish I could feel...
00:39:23I wish I could feel...
00:39:27I wish I could feel...
00:39:30That's why it's so important for Raul
00:39:33to have a whole family.
00:39:36My dream when I grow up is to be a doctor.
00:39:38So I can take care of my father.
00:39:41So I can help him.
00:39:43I want to thank them because...
00:39:54I cried.
00:40:00They raised us well.
00:40:02I love you, Mom and Dad.
00:40:04My dream for them is...
00:40:07I hope that while I'm alive,
00:40:10they finish their studies.
00:40:14But what he feared...
00:40:16Despite my regret,
00:40:18I still have a dream.
00:40:23That's why we brought Raul to a specialist.
00:40:28And believe it or not,
00:40:30this is where Raul confirmed
00:40:32that he has gigantism.
00:40:35He has a problem with the pituitary gland.
00:40:39It causes overproduction of growth hormones.
00:40:43It causes various problems in his body.
00:40:47On my examination of his prostate,
00:40:49he really has enlargement.
00:40:51He feels it in his symptoms.
00:40:54He wakes up five to six times to pee.
00:40:57And hopefully, all of his feelings will be reversed.
00:41:01I'm thankful that he noticed my problems,
00:41:06especially my jealousy.
00:41:12Meanwhile, Raul celebrated his 49th birthday.
00:41:18Happy birthday to you!
00:41:22So his friends prepared a small surprise for him.
00:41:27Happy birthday to you!
00:41:30Long live to Kuya Raul!
00:41:33Yay!
00:41:36Happy birthday, Kuya Raul!
00:41:39Happy birthday, Kuya Raul!
00:41:42Our program also provided a little help for him.
00:41:46To all the people who support me,
00:41:49thank you for not letting me down.
00:41:54Thank you so much!
00:42:00The local government of Imos also gave a birthday gift
00:42:04for our gentle giant and his family.
00:42:10Eligibility for educational assistance for two children.
00:42:14And hopefully, the children will continue
00:42:16to finish their studies.
00:42:19This is a big help for my children's education.
00:42:31I love you.
00:42:34I'm so sorry.
00:42:36Study hard.
00:42:40This is what I've been thinking about for my two children.
00:42:44I told them that I have the strength to force them to continue their studies.
00:42:52This is a big help for me.
00:42:55For a very big man,
00:42:59the world became small and cramped for Raul.
00:43:04But he continues to fight
00:43:06because his love for his tiny family is bigger than any gigantic problem.
00:43:25Half-Filipino, half-Korean police
00:43:28who grew up here in the Philippines
00:43:31has been looking for his Korean mother for three decades.
00:43:36Is this the right time for the police to find his mother?
00:43:47In the chaotic world of Tondo,
00:43:49a half-Filipino and half-Korean boy grew up.
00:43:53He was born in Korea,
00:43:55but his Filipino father brought him here to the Philippines.
00:43:59And since then, his Korean mother has not been seen.
00:44:04This is Oh Junyong or Julius.
00:44:08He had a hard life here in the Philippines,
00:44:12but he was able to find his Korean mother.
00:44:16Despite this, he continued to look for his Korean mother.
00:44:22Until this September, he flew to Korea.
00:44:27And in the end,
00:44:31he found his mother,
00:44:33whom he has not been with for 31 years.
00:44:38In the escape of Julius,
00:44:40he was able to find his mother again
00:44:43after more than three decades.
00:45:08Mom!
00:45:10This is the story that will make Korean dramas.
00:45:17Mom!
00:45:21We went to Tondo to find the half-Filipino, half-Korean police, Julius.
00:45:29Let's find out his story from him.
00:45:35Hi Julius!
00:45:37Good day to you.
00:45:38How are you?
00:45:39I'm fine, I'm happy.
00:45:40Let's go inside.
00:45:41Good afternoon.
00:45:47Julius, thank you for sharing your life story with us.
00:45:52Did I say it right?
00:45:54I've watched every Korean drama.
00:45:57It's like that.
00:45:59Julius was born in South Korea in 1986.
00:46:03His father, Eustachio, was a Filipino musician.
00:46:08His mother, Od Gumnim, was a Korean musician.
00:46:12I was the fruit of their relationship.
00:46:14But they didn't get along well.
00:46:18In Korea, they didn't get along well.
00:46:20Sometimes I was with my father, sometimes with my mother,
00:46:23with my grandmother, sometimes with my uncle.
00:46:25Until 1993, his father Eustachio had to return to the Philippines.
00:46:32They thought, let's leave it to his father.
00:46:34His father was a good son.
00:46:38My father showed my mother that he took good care of me.
00:46:42They lied to me that I was going to America.
00:46:46After two weeks, I'll be back in Korea.
00:46:49At the airport, I was just waving to them.
00:46:52They were already crying.
00:46:54When I arrived in the Philippines,
00:46:55the first thing that surprised me
00:46:57was when my father told me that I wouldn't return to Korea.
00:47:02As a child, I didn't want to go to the Philippines.
00:47:05I just wanted to be with my mother.
00:47:07I was so happy. I was crying.
00:47:10For a six-year-old child,
00:47:12who was suddenly brought up in a foreign country
00:47:16and was transplanted to another country,
00:47:18how did you feel?
00:47:20I always ask my father,
00:47:22can't I just go back there?
00:47:24Can't I go back to my mother?
00:47:26My father always tells me,
00:47:29if you want to go back there,
00:47:31you need to study hard to go back there.
00:47:33At that stage in your life,
00:47:35did you accept that you're Filipino and that you're here in the Philippines?
00:47:38I accepted that when I was still in elementary school.
00:47:40But I didn't accept that my mother wouldn't see me again.
00:47:44I couldn't get rid of the thought that
00:47:46if I get promoted in life and I can find her,
00:47:49I'll find her.
00:47:50You didn't lose her?
00:47:51I didn't lose her. I didn't give up.
00:47:53You didn't write to her? You didn't call her?
00:47:56In the first two months, I got a call.
00:47:58We were on the phone with one of our neighbors.
00:48:01Once a month, my mother would call.
00:48:03The second month, when she called,
00:48:05it was like there was news.
00:48:07The reason why I was given to my father
00:48:09was because my mother was going to get married
00:48:11and I didn't want her to get married.
00:48:14I was also angry with my mother because I said,
00:48:16how could you be given because you're going to get married?
00:48:18My mother said, that's not true.
00:48:21Here in Tondo,
00:48:22Julius grew up in poverty.
00:48:26How was your life here?
00:48:28You can see our area.
00:48:29Actually, there used to be a lot of houses there before it changed.
00:48:31I was poor here.
00:48:32The living standard here was not that high.
00:48:34My father, at first, we had money.
00:48:37So we struggled, little by little,
00:48:39until it came to the point that my father went abroad again.
00:48:42I was left here with his friend.
00:48:44I was living in another house.
00:48:46The awkwardness of those times.
00:48:48And I didn't know if my father was going to send me there.
00:48:51Because sometimes they say,
00:48:52your father is not going to send you.
00:48:54So what happened was,
00:48:55I was washing my own clothes
00:48:56at the age of 8 or 9 years old.
00:48:59Then I went in,
00:49:00I just went in to get a massage.
00:49:02When I got home, I walked.
00:49:03How did you get through all that?
00:49:06Of course, I was questioning, why?
00:49:08When I see other people,
00:49:09you think they are poor,
00:49:11their house is like this, like that.
00:49:13But at least they are whole.
00:49:14At least they have,
00:49:16they know their house,
00:49:18they stay there.
00:49:19So sometimes I think,
00:49:20why is it unfair to me?
00:49:22At a young age,
00:49:23he learned how to dig a hole.
00:49:26In the past,
00:49:27this and this,
00:49:28those were all houses.
00:49:30Yes.
00:49:31So when it was new,
00:49:32what we did was,
00:49:33we would use things like steel,
00:49:35wood,
00:49:36and electricity,
00:49:38we would connect them,
00:49:39then we would sell them at the junk shop.
00:49:41I was selling wet rice,
00:49:43near LRT Tayuman.
00:49:46The retazos?
00:49:47Yes, the retazos.
00:49:48My father used to sell 4 kilos,
00:49:49then I would sell the retazos.
00:49:53There was a time,
00:49:54I was chasing a buyer,
00:49:55then a jeep arrived.
00:49:57I heard my father's scream.
00:49:58He was afraid,
00:49:59if we would still sell,
00:50:00or not.
00:50:01I said, no,
00:50:02maybe later.
00:50:03At that time,
00:50:04my brother was already
00:50:05known to the showbiz.
00:50:07My brother was EJ Manalo.
00:50:10Your mother was different?
00:50:11Yes, our mother was different.
00:50:12But you both grew up together?
00:50:14We had a big age gap.
00:50:16But when she found out
00:50:18that I was selling wet rice on the street,
00:50:20her talent fee started to rise.
00:50:23She said,
00:50:24I won't allow that to happen again.
00:50:26She sent me to high school.
00:50:28In fairness to my brother,
00:50:29he didn't let us do whatever we wanted.
00:50:32If he had a surplus,
00:50:33he would help us.
00:50:35My father decided
00:50:37that he wouldn't leave the country
00:50:39because he didn't want to leave me
00:50:41in that awkward situation.
00:50:44You didn't rebel?
00:50:45I didn't think of rebelling.
00:50:47Why?
00:50:48There's no point in rebelling.
00:50:51The solution is,
00:50:52your life is under control.
00:50:53But you have to do something.
00:50:55So I studied well.
00:50:56There was a basketball court there.
00:50:59I noticed that I was getting better.
00:51:02You became a scholar because of basketball?
00:51:04Yes, when I was in college.
00:51:05Philippine College of Criminology.
00:51:09I also did MPBL.
00:51:10Then I became a coach.
00:51:13At first,
00:51:14Julius became a police officer.
00:51:17He started his own family
00:51:19and had two children.
00:51:23But he wasn't complete
00:51:25because he couldn't find
00:51:27his Korean mother.
00:51:30You started looking for her again?
00:51:32I didn't stop.
00:51:33But?
00:51:34There were many dead ends.
00:51:36The first time I had access to the internet
00:51:38was around 1999 or 2000.
00:51:40That's when I typed my mother's name.
00:51:42Nothing.
00:51:43There were many Korean stores.
00:51:45So what I did was,
00:51:46if I saw a Korean there,
00:51:47I would ask the workers there,
00:51:49is that what happened?
00:51:50Oh yes.
00:51:51Okay.
00:51:52I would go back and buy
00:51:53what I don't need anymore.
00:51:54At that time,
00:51:55I would ask my friends
00:51:56if they could help me
00:51:58find my mother.
00:51:59I went to many stores.
00:52:00The dead end is privacy law.
00:52:02They can't give you information
00:52:04even if you have a name and address.
00:52:06Until one day.
00:52:09At my friend's house,
00:52:10they have a water filter.
00:52:12The agent is Korean.
00:52:14As I was attaching it,
00:52:15my son drew close to it.
00:52:17Then Sir Steve said,
00:52:19she looks like a Korean.
00:52:20I laughed.
00:52:21I said,
00:52:22she's really Korean.
00:52:23She's one-fourth Korean.
00:52:24Her father is one-half Korean.
00:52:26I was introduced to her.
00:52:27We talked.
00:52:28This is my story.
00:52:30He said,
00:52:31your story is very interesting.
00:52:32I have a friend,
00:52:33a producer in Korea.
00:52:35Big broadcasting company,
00:52:37TV Chosun.
00:52:38I'll tell your story.
00:52:40I'm thinking about my mother.
00:52:43Even though I stay in the Philippines
00:52:46every day,
00:52:47I miss her.
00:52:48But Julius,
00:52:49for 31 years,
00:52:50he cannot meet his mother.
00:52:52We feel it's really a blessing from God.
00:52:55After two days,
00:52:56they like your story.
00:52:57They will help you.
00:52:58After two months,
00:52:59they didn't give him the details.
00:53:01They are dead end.
00:53:02They said,
00:53:03this is what we will do.
00:53:04Every week,
00:53:05because their show is on Sunday,
00:53:06we will post the picture of his mother
00:53:08in numbers.
00:53:09For three months,
00:53:10someone suddenly called from LA.
00:53:14I know him.
00:53:15We don't have contact.
00:53:16But I know he went to school here.
00:53:18Because he's my classmate in this school.
00:53:20They were looking for the database.
00:53:21Yes, there is.
00:53:23Here it is.
00:53:26He just wanted to know
00:53:27who else has contact with my mother.
00:53:28Then,
00:53:29they went to my mother's house.
00:53:32They were nervous.
00:53:33They might change their mind.
00:53:35Then,
00:53:36they showed my picture.
00:53:40They said,
00:53:41do you know him?
00:53:42Yes, I know him.
00:53:43He's my son.
00:53:44His name is Ojunyong.
00:53:46But the name on his passport
00:53:48is Julius O. Manalo.
00:53:54Kum Nim
00:53:55is currently in South Korea.
00:53:57Our team also interviewed him.
00:53:59Until now,
00:54:01he is still fresh
00:54:03in his memory.
00:54:04He was so happy
00:54:06when Julius
00:54:08or Ojunyong
00:54:09came into his life.
00:54:11I was so happy.
00:54:13And my son
00:54:14has thick eyebrows,
00:54:16thick hair,
00:54:17and looks like me.
00:54:18That's what he said.
00:54:19When he was born,
00:54:21I asked my mom,
00:54:22do you have thick hair?
00:54:24That's what I said.
00:54:25He was just
00:54:27a troublemaker.
00:54:29He was a troublemaker.
00:54:31He was just like a baby.
00:54:34When Julius was born,
00:54:36I was the head of the family.
00:54:38So,
00:54:39when I went on a picnic
00:54:41or a school trip,
00:54:42I woke up at 3 a.m.
00:54:44and packed Julius' kimbap
00:54:46and
00:54:48teachers' kimbap
00:54:50at dawn
00:54:52and gave them to the teachers.
00:54:54Ojunyong ate them.
00:54:56And when he
00:54:58went on a picnic,
00:55:01I always followed him.
00:55:04Even when I divorced my father,
00:55:06I followed him here.
00:55:09But the happy days
00:55:11ended
00:55:12when they separated
00:55:14from Julius' father.
00:55:16At first,
00:55:17I loved him so much
00:55:19and he loved me so much.
00:55:21But there was a big age gap
00:55:23between me and him.
00:55:25There was a generation gap.
00:55:27And
00:55:29I think it's a cultural gap.
00:55:31Now,
00:55:34I can say something simple,
00:55:36but inside,
00:55:38I couldn't
00:55:40talk about
00:55:42philosophical things.
00:55:43So,
00:55:44even though it was so hard
00:55:46for him,
00:55:47he couldn't do anything.
00:55:48Instead,
00:55:49his son was adopted
00:55:51by his father.
00:55:52How could I be happy?
00:55:54My heart aches.
00:55:55But,
00:55:56what I sent to my father
00:55:58was that
00:56:00when we were young,
00:56:02we were so close
00:56:03to each other.
00:56:06I prayed every day
00:56:07when I was sad.
00:56:09I've never forgotten him.
00:56:11I always prayed
00:56:13to Julius' father
00:56:14that I'd live a better life
00:56:16than Junyong.
00:56:18It was a favor.
00:56:20I cried again.
00:56:22I memorized the prayer.
00:56:24Or,
00:56:26when I was hurt
00:56:28in my social life,
00:56:30I thought of my son.
00:56:32Whether it was painful or happy,
00:56:34I've never forgotten him.
00:56:36Really.
00:56:40And when a TV station in Korea
00:56:42confirmed
00:56:44the TV show, Soon,
00:56:46that Julius' mother
00:56:48has been looking for him for a long time,
00:56:51in September,
00:56:53Julius moved to South Korea.
00:56:55You went to South Korea.
00:56:57Yes, my family brought me there.
00:56:59After we ate,
00:57:01they told me to wear a PNP uniform
00:57:03to represent
00:57:05what I am now,
00:57:07that I became a successful man.
00:57:09I wore it.
00:57:11I was so nervous.
00:57:13When I went down,
00:57:15I was interviewed by a host.
00:57:17I said,
00:57:19yes.
00:57:21He said,
00:57:23there are cameras,
00:57:25and you can get close to him.
00:57:27I saw a woman
00:57:29walking.
00:57:31I saw
00:57:33my mother's face.
00:57:35I was convinced that
00:57:37she was my mother.
00:57:47There was no script.
00:57:49I just shouted,
00:57:51to her, mom!
00:57:53Mom!
00:57:57Mom!
00:57:59Daddy is running, look.
00:58:01Daddy is running.
00:58:03Daddy is running.
00:58:05Daddy is running.
00:58:07Daddy is walking to Lola.
00:58:09Yes.
00:58:15Until he ran
00:58:17to his
00:58:19mother.
00:58:21Mom!
00:58:25While I was running,
00:58:27I felt like
00:58:29my police uniform was disappearing.
00:58:31My basketball uniform was disappearing.
00:58:33I became a college student,
00:58:35a high school student,
00:58:37and an elementary student.
00:58:39We went back to the airport.
00:58:43You were six years old,
00:58:45a mischievous child.
00:58:47I gave you a hug
00:58:49before we said goodbye.
00:58:51We won't see each other for a long time.
00:58:55Mom!
00:59:07Daddy is here!
00:59:17What happened to you?
00:59:25I miss you so much, mom.
00:59:31Are you okay?
00:59:35I miss you so much.
00:59:37I cried because I was six years old.
00:59:39I felt like I was six years old.
00:59:41I told my mom,
00:59:43why did you leave me?
00:59:45Why did you leave me?
00:59:47But you're still here.
00:59:49That's how I felt.
00:59:51I was really six years old
00:59:53at that time.
00:59:55I miss you so much.
00:59:57I miss you so much.
00:59:59I miss you so much.
01:00:01She said,
01:00:03I'm sorry
01:00:05in English and Korean.
01:00:07I'm sorry.
01:00:09I said,
01:00:11I love you,
01:00:13and I cried a lot.
01:00:15Look, look, look.
01:00:17Daddy is hugging her.
01:00:19Look.
01:00:21I'm just so happy for Julius.
01:00:23He's been waiting for this
01:00:25his whole life.
01:00:27I love you so much.
01:00:29I love you so much.
01:00:31I love you so much.
01:00:37I love you so much.
01:00:39I love you so much.
01:00:41I love you so much.
01:00:43I love you so much.
01:00:45I love you so much.
01:00:47I love you so much.
01:00:49I love you so much.
01:00:51I told you,
01:00:53you lost all the Korean dramas
01:00:55in your story.
01:00:57Even your story that
01:00:59while you were running after him,
01:01:01you came back
01:01:03as a child.
01:01:05I came back when he ran after me.
01:01:07How did you feel?
01:01:09I remember.
01:01:11I was slowly forgetting who I was
01:01:13at that time.
01:01:15All my memories were suddenly gone.
01:01:17And then,
01:01:19my surroundings became quiet.
01:01:31I remember you.
01:01:33I love you so much.
01:01:35I love you so much.
01:01:39I love you so much.
01:01:41I love you so much.
01:01:43I love you so much.
01:01:45I love you so much.
01:01:47I love you so much.
01:01:49I love you so much.
01:01:51This is my mom.
01:01:53I hugged her.
01:01:55I felt so small.
01:01:57I was 6 years old.
01:01:59I was crying.
01:02:01I heard my mom's voice.
01:02:03She was apologizing.
01:02:05Where are you?
01:02:07I was laughing
01:02:09when I saw myself in her.
01:02:11We have the same ears.
01:02:13After their meeting,
01:02:15they got married.
01:02:19That's very special.
01:02:21And Julius was cooked
01:02:23by his mom.
01:02:25He remembered his favorite food
01:02:27when he was little.
01:02:29Korean barbecue.
01:02:31This one is a special person for me.
01:02:35My favorite Korean barbecue
01:02:37is the meat.
01:02:39The beef looks so good.
01:02:41The meat looks so good.
01:02:43It's really delicious.
01:02:45He said he wanted me to taste the best.
01:02:47He said it's still missing
01:02:49in the 31 years we haven't seen each other.
01:02:51What does it taste like?
01:02:53Finally, I tasted the food
01:02:55that my mom loved.
01:02:57Is it like before?
01:02:59Like before?
01:03:01I don't know.
01:03:03When I saw my wife
01:03:05crying,
01:03:07she was crying too.
01:03:09When I saw my mom,
01:03:11she was crying too.
01:03:13When I saw my friends,
01:03:15they were crying too.
01:03:17But we were happy.
01:03:19These are my girls.
01:03:21These are the women.
01:03:23These are my girls
01:03:25in my life.
01:03:27You don't understand each other.
01:03:29He's a teacher.
01:03:31He's a translator.
01:03:33You're a translator?
01:03:35Yes.
01:03:37There's an app on your phone
01:03:39where you can translate.
01:03:41That's how we talk.
01:03:43What does your mom explain
01:03:45to you?
01:03:47Why are you two apart?
01:03:49She doesn't take good care of me
01:03:51because she's always away.
01:03:53She's either working or going somewhere.
01:03:55But this one is a special person for me.
01:03:57The mere fact that
01:03:59she's always blaming me
01:04:01for not being with her.
01:04:03The mere fact that
01:04:05she knows I'm looking for her
01:04:07and she wants to see me.
01:04:09I have to move forward.
01:04:11What's your father's reaction
01:04:13to what happened?
01:04:15He's very happy.
01:04:17He's very happy
01:04:19that I found my mom.
01:04:21He always tells me
01:04:23to look for my mom.
01:04:25Remember, she's still your mom.
01:04:27She's your mom.
01:04:43When you look at your life
01:04:45and think about it on your own,
01:04:47what comes to your mind?
01:04:49What do you feel?
01:04:51A lot of things have changed.
01:04:53Like I said before,
01:04:55I feel unfair.
01:04:57Like I'm not blessed.
01:04:59But I don't think
01:05:01that I'm really blessed
01:05:03because what happened to me
01:05:05might not happen
01:05:07to a hundred people.
01:05:09Some people say
01:05:11that I lived in a Korean novel.
01:05:15It's true.
01:05:17After you become successful,
01:05:19you'll see that your mom
01:05:21has been gone for a long time.
01:05:23That's my mom.
01:05:25Just relax.
01:05:27In God's perfect time,
01:05:29she'll come back.
01:05:31My family is perfect.
01:05:33Then I found out
01:05:35that she lost her husband
01:05:37and her child.
01:05:39I'm her only child.
01:05:41Didn't you tell yourself
01:05:43that this is how it is?
01:05:45In South Korea,
01:05:47my life is fine.
01:05:49Here in the Philippines,
01:05:51I don't have to worry
01:05:53about anything.
01:05:55I don't have to worry about anything.
01:05:57In the beginning,
01:05:59I had a lot on my mind.
01:06:01But now,
01:06:03I'm thankful
01:06:05because I feel like
01:06:07those who experienced that
01:06:09have a better taste of success
01:06:11compared to others.
01:06:13You know the difference.
01:06:15It's a big difference.
01:06:18Do you want to take a picture?
01:06:20Let's go.
01:06:21How are you and your mom?
01:06:23We talk every day.
01:06:25We send pictures and videos
01:06:27of what we do.
01:06:29But the plan is
01:06:31how to see us more frequently
01:06:33so that we can catch up
01:06:35with those who are gone.
01:06:37That's our plan.
01:06:39Julius, Junyoung,
01:06:41I love you so much.
01:06:43I love you so much.
01:06:45I didn't know
01:06:47that the Philippines
01:06:49was such a big city.
01:06:51When I saw the video,
01:06:53I couldn't sleep.
01:06:55I cried a lot.
01:06:57I'm really sorry.
01:06:59When I die,
01:07:01I want to die
01:07:03next to you.
01:07:05That's my wish.
01:07:07I don't have a family.
01:07:09I only have you.
01:07:11I'm so happy.
01:07:13I'm so happy.
01:07:15I'm so happy.
01:07:17I feel like
01:07:19I'm complete.
01:07:21I don't need to look for anything else.
01:07:23What happened to me
01:07:25is a life lesson
01:07:27to inspire other people.
01:07:29Some people call me
01:07:31and say,
01:07:33our boss is Korean.
01:07:35I want to talk to him.
01:07:37Why?
01:07:39Healing,
01:07:41I want to find his parents
01:07:43even if they gave up their lives.
01:07:45Family healing
01:07:47is hard
01:07:49to receive.
01:07:51It's hard to ask for forgiveness
01:07:53to parents or children.
01:07:55Because of my story,
01:07:57there are families who reconcile.
01:07:59Maybe that will be my mission
01:08:01to inspire others
01:08:03like me.
01:08:05Do you have anything
01:08:07to your mother.
01:08:09I'm thankful to her
01:08:11because
01:08:13she stayed alive.
01:08:15She waited for me
01:08:17to go and find her.
01:08:19And we were able to reunite.
01:08:21And in the coming
01:08:23times,
01:08:25we will make memories together
01:08:27so we can catch up
01:08:29to those who are no longer with us.
01:08:31Don't forget Saranghe.
01:08:33Yes, I love you, ma'am. Saranghe!
01:08:35All Filipinos know
01:08:37what Saranghe means.
01:08:39Saranghe.
01:08:43Thank you, Julius.
01:08:45Julius felt
01:08:47that the years
01:08:49that he spent with his mother
01:08:51were not in vain.
01:08:53Mom!
01:08:55What's important is that
01:08:57they found each other again.
01:08:59Mom!
01:09:01That's enough.
01:09:03That's enough.
01:09:07I love you so much!
01:09:09I love you so much!
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