Man Survives Real Life “Squid Game” That Killed 551 People - Funded By Rich Australian Family

[Music]. bada bing badao the conspiracy that one. of the richest families in the world. hunts humans as sport started a really. long time ago it started way before Tik. Tok but this party definitely did not. help with the conspiracies December 12th. is the night that everyone who is. anybody has been waiting for I mean they. don't even know what they're doing who's. going to be there or really a start time. an end time to this party or whatever it.

is that they're doing all they've. received so far thus far is this. invitation at first glance the. invitation seems like it's in a. different language It's s d a e h t s i. l a e r and s e SS a it doesn't make. sense some invitees took weeks to. decipher this code it's an invite to a. party because it's not in a different. language it is in English you just have. to hold up the invitation and in front.

of a mirror and the reflection will tell. you about it it says Black Tie long. dresses and surrealist heads people. spend weeks having the top designers. handcraft surrealist heads and masks for. this Gathering because it's a party that. you have to wear masks and it's not. every day that a Rothchild invites you. to a party H side note the Rothchilds. were one of the wealthiest families in. the world at their height calculated.

with inflation some estimates put their. net family worth around $1.4. trillion wow they're still all very. wealthy but there's probably hundreds. and hundreds of Rothchild descendants. their wealth is much more scattered and. spread across with only a handful just a. mere handful being billionaires still. but back then they were likely the. single most influential wealthiest. family in the entire world if they tell. you to jump it is probably in your best.

interest perhaps even safety to jump as. high as you can if they tell you to wear. black tie long dresses and surrealist. mask heads it is probably in your best. interest to get the best surrealist mask. head that you could possibly find or get. a top designer to create one these. invites are so coveted that another. wealthy social light at one point. threatened to self exit if she was not. invited to the next party held by them I. don't know what the guests were. expecting but when they get to the sh.

in France I mean it's hard to miss the. house by the way 80 guest bedrooms a. library with over 880,000 books with. about 30 square kilm of dense forest. land surrounding this Chateau which that. amount of land is about the size of a. small city or a quarter of Manhattan or. maybe if you combine all four Disney. themed Parks Magic Kingdom Epcot. Hollywood Studios Animal Kingdom into. one that's how much Forest they have. it's massive it's isolated it's outside.

of Paris and the guests are coming in. Audrey heurn is there wearing a bird. cage filled with birds on her head. another guest is just wearing a giant. Apple covering their entire face another. guest has this giant mask I'm sure. everywhere they walk they're just. slapping people with this mask and it's. just giant cutouts of Mona Lisa with. different Expressions different ugly. eyes staring at the guests all chopped. up everywhere then the host.

or a giant Stag's head like a deer's. head with tears of diamonds streaming. down the Stag's face real diamonds what. the hell are those in front of the main. staircase are the weight staff they're. dressed as cats and they're all meowing. and pwing at each other purring and. sleeping on the steps and when you sit. down at the dining table the plates are. covered in fur not like oh someone's cat. put fur on my plate but the entire plate. is made out of fur and on the table you.

see a Taxidermy Turtle I mean are we. supposed to I don't think you're. supposed to eat the turtle then what do. we what are we supposed to what's the. real food here the food is placed on a. giant mannequin that is laying nude on a. bed of roses and the menu consists of. slightly cannibalistic sounding titles. such as Sir loin welcome to the. surrealist ball held by the Roth's child. it has been decades since this now viral. Ball but everyone still talks about it.

mainly because of the creepy pictures. that of the host and the hostess the. Rothchild couple that's hosting they're. standing there blacktie event gown to. the floor handin hand just wearing giant. masks it's very unsettling so much so. that neens believe that after this. little dinner they were most likely. hunting people in the dense Woods in the. thick forest afterwards that makes the. most sense does it not they're hunting. humans there are two men in the forest.

they have long rifles they're looking. through their Scopes you see that yeah I. do I see it they see a person in the. middle of the woods this is not in. France this is not connected to the Roth. child at least not directly this is in. uran South Korea and the two Hunters see. another person on the other side of the. rifle which is not alarming it is the. season for hunting for pheasants but the. Intriguing thing is it's not another. Hunter wait look there's more there's.

more people there's a lot of people and. then there's another one and another one. seeing a few people in the middle of the. Woods at this time should not be the. most alarming but when you see nearly a. 100 people in the middle of the woods. gathered it's weird it's intriguing the. hunters get closer it looks like some. sort of construction site maybe they're. building out here I mean again it's not. too strange this is a developing area. they're about to walk back when one of. them stops no something's weird about. this place the next day that man alone.

one of the two Hunters comes back this. time instead of a rifle he starts. bringing a telephoto lens and he's. shooting shooting pictures if you look. from afar this feels like a regular. construction site it's very typical but. once you get closer there's a dog 13. dogs German Shepherds they're not. watching the woods though so imagine a. construction site and you see 13 dogs. would they not be watching the woods for. anyone coming I don't know to loot to. take stuff to stop them from developing.

I don't know right you would expect that. they're watching outside but they're. watching the construction. workers why would they need to guard. them it doesn't make sense the 13 German. Shepherds are all attached to some sort. of human Handler that is also holding a. giant wooden Club again they're not. watching the woods for intruders or. anybody that's approaching they are. watching the construction members the. man with the camera Waits until the sun. sets and he starts taking photos of the. guards and the guards are dying.

everyone's ankles together dozens of. people tied together by their ankles. with chains and then they're shuffled. into this shipping container the door is. slammed shut and padlocked from the. outside the people in the woods are. victims of brother's home they have been. transferred from puan South Korea where. the welfare facility that houses over. 4,000 people is located into uran to. start building a second location you're. kidding me the man with the camera. though he's going to figure out who's.

behind all of this he's going to figure. out the people behind brother's home and. do something about it because he's not. just a hunter he is the newly elected. prosecutor for ursan this is the real. life case behind squid games. [Music].

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please take a break this is a very heavy. case another note South Korea at the. time that this took place was not a. democracy it was run by a dictator so. clearly times were different but I don't. know how different cuz these things keep. repeating in history not just in South. Korea but everywhere additionally our. amazing Korean researchers and. translators were able to travel out to. some of the survivors in today's episode. they conducted interviews they. translated the survivor's book the. surviving child written by Han jangan. he's a huge part of the case we will.

refer to him as Han which he explains. why he even wrote this book in the first. place he says no media Outlets try to. directly talk to the welfare center. victims no one has listened to the. victim's stories about what actually. happened there it seems like they didn't. even want to try listening so in the end. many citizens have no idea about the. reality of what's happened one last note. this is part three of the case this is. the final part in part one we went. through the Torture Games of the. brothers welfare center which are very. simil similar to squid game in part two.

we did a deep dive on what they do with. the 551 plus dead bodies that were at. the facility as well as some of the. torture methods and what happens when. you escape and in this episode we're. going to go in depth on the wealthy. benefactors of these games the facility. if you will so with that being said. let's get started there's been a lot of. recent conspiracy theories surrounding. squid games like how bts's V is going to. be in season 3 of squid games that's a. huge conspiracy H I guess Theory not a.

conspiracy or like how everyone is. related that the old man player 001 from. season 1 the old man could be the father. of our main character kihun or as well. as the father of the frontman the one. that facilitates the games in the all. black guard suit so there's so many. conspiracies of what if they're all. connected there's also the conspiracy. that the front man he's infiltrated the. games to just presumably teach the main. character a lesson that at the end of. the day all humans are the the same that.

if given the chance to do what the front. man does or the chance to be a VIP they. will choose to do that or a really crazy. theory that there's this old lady in the. second season she joined the games. because she needs to make money so that. she can pay off her son's gambling debt. and her son is also in the games right. that she might be the wife of the old. man that started the games there's so. many conspiracies there's a character in. the game that happens to be heavily. pregnant not there's theories about her.

and her unborn baby one that perhaps the. main character might have to sacrifice. himself to save her and her unborn child. make sure that she's the last one. standing or another conspiracy that in. the end everyone must die and the only. thing in the corner that is surviving is. that little baby that she gives birth. and only one can survive so she has to. sacrifice herself so her baby lives on. so many but a lot of the recent. conspiracy theories have to do with the. VIPs of the show the premise of the show. is that every year hundreds of. contestants that are riddled with debt.

are invited to have a chance to win tens. of millions of dollars typically around. $40 million and the catches once you. enter the game you're taken to a. facility in the middle of nowhere with. no Escape guarded by Pink Suit wearing. guards while you wear a green track suit. and you're forced to play and win. childhood games and if you lose the game. you die on the spot but that prize money. the facility the guards and they have to. be funded somehow it is funded by a. global elite club of VIPs that find it. enjoyable and entertaining to watch.

these people fight to the death for to. them what feels like pennies in season 1. it's so interesting you get a glimpse of. the VIPs they're watching while getting. sered food and drinks a lot of The Masks. are eerily similar to the ones worn at. the surrealist ball held by the Roth. child family the Stag horns the Beed. masks they're so similar in season 2. though someone points out a conspiracy. they never show the VIPs again in season. 2 they never show them they never show.

them watching their reactions nothing. even though they did in season 1 would. it not be more natural to show them. again there could be a play of dynamic. of people are dying and the VIPs are. reacting and maybe they form. interpersonal relationships and they. grow attached to some characters and not. other characters but no and at one point. it feels like the main character breaks. the fourth wall and is telling others in. the game that the VIPs are watching them. but it almost feels like he's looking at. us the viewers watching Netflix we're in.

the game yeah leading to the conspiracy. that we all the people of the world are. the VIPs watching for. entertainment others are saying well. maybe it's not you and me that they're. looking at but maybe they're breaking. the fourth wall looking at the elites of. the world it's a nod to them cuz they. might be watching this too we know what. you're doing one nzen comments I don't. think squid games is even hiding. anything I think the purpose of this. show is that this is actually happening. somewhere in the world for real at.

Brother's home everyone hates to see. Madam Park coming once you hear her. shoes click clacking down the long. hallway all the doors leading up to the. rooms filled with bunk beds with. children in there I mean you just know. that somebody's in trouble they need. Jesus that is why Madam Park is called. because they need Jesus usually she has. her purse and it's filled to the brim. with chocoa pi they're like these fluffy. cream sandwiches I guess imagine Oreos. but fluffy. just packets of individual choco pies in.

her purse walking down the hall she's. staring at the hundreds of children. standing at attention because they're. like please don't let it be me please. don't let it be me which one is it the. guards point at the two boys and they. already look like they've been beat. nothing we've done seems to fix it Madam. Park we've already tried everything. we've tried the first step as well the. guards mean that they've already tried. to tie the private parts of the two boys. together with a small thread what the. logic behind it is these two boys keep. peeing in their sleep they keep wetting.

the bed as they sleep if they're. connected by their privates if one of. them starts wetting the bed while. they're sleeping then the other boy's. private part gets wet and he wakes up. and says hey wake up you're using the. restroom we got to go use the restroom. it almost never works so the idea that. they continue the practice seems to be. based off of torture alone and if that. doesn't work which is almost always The. Next Step that the guards do is call in. Madam Park she's secure she sits down. with with the boys and if this is your.

first time seeing Madam Park she almost. seems maternal she looks like a little. Aima like a church lady and she's got. all these children snacks in her purse. you know I can help you right the truth. is the reason you're doing this is It's. the demons the demons are making you wet. the bed come here she makes the boys one. by one all the bed wers lay on her lap. on their backs their private part is. across her lap and she pulls down their. pants and their underwear and she starts. grabbing and squeezing their private.

areas say it with me Lord I believe and. then she'll squeeze as hard as she can. and they all scream out in pain she. screams boys who believe in the Lord. will be cured many victims say that the. pain is so unbearable that you can't. even think you can't even think to say. what she wants you to say because you. just want to stop the pain yes but you. can't even think to say what did she. tell me to say again I just want need to. scream it's almost a reflex until. finally it's just white hot pain and. they're screaming I believe in the Lord.

I believe in the Lord and it seems like. their vision is going white only then. will The Madam let you put your pants. back on and as you wipe your face with. all the tears this is also documented in. the book she will reach into her purse. and pull out a singular choco pie it is. the best and worst thing many of them. will taste in weeks Han the author of. the book if you watch the first two. episodes he's the Survivor that authored. the book that was used for Source. material but also he's the one that was.

trapped with his sister he and his. sister were taken to the brother's home. by police officers after their father. dropped them off one drunk evening he. just didn't know how to take care of the. kids anymore Han like many of the other. survivors he has these nightmares but. this one feels different like you're. being watched I mean it's crazy how. humans can feel the feeling of being. stared at Han opens his eyes and right. in front of his face are two floating. eyeballs just glowing in the dark. unblinking he jumps up out of bed turns.

on the light and it's older sister the. one that was trapped with him at. Brother's home I thought the older. sister is in the the other Psy this is. once they're out they're trying to live. together once they escape we're going to. go into detail on how they all Escape oh. and um he turns on the light Shan what. are you doing I told you we're supposed. to sleep now yeah I'll go to sleep but. when Han looks up again she's not asleep. his older sister is just sitting there.

staring at the wall some nights she. laughs at the wall other nights she. cries at the wall whenever Han would ask. her she why why are you laughing why why. are you crying she'll turn around and. tell him stories about their lives. before brother's home she never talks. about what happened at Brother's home at. least not in these moments H says there. was a time I thought about just killing. everyone for me I had nothing to lose it. was entirely possible to do it I could. have become a psychopath that Society. could learn to fear I could have instead.

he thought well why don't I just start. small I'll just kill one person first. I'll kill my dad because he thought he's. the reason that we're in brother's home. my older sister who was so smart so very. kind ended up in brother's home put on. psych wward meds I mean she lost her. mind in there she was beat every single. day she was tortured in ways that I mean. Han was tortured the same way they were. both essayed it was a lot the whole. thing became more complicated when Han. finds out that his dad was also trapped. in brother's home later but that doesn't.

make things better so over a decade. after they're released Han decides I. can't do this anymore for the past. decade after brother's home I've just. been floating around my sister is still. not my sister like the sister I remember. I got to do something so he goes to see. his dad with a knife he says I visited. my father he didn't realize I was his. son he didn't recognize me but I. recognized him and at the time I was. carrying my knife my intention was to. kill my father I asked him do you you. remember sending your children to.

brother's welfare center he responded I. remember I had no choice at the time it. was difficult again his father does not. recognize him he asks sir what do you. think brother's home was like for your. children do you think it was a nice. place for your kids H said if his dad. said anything along the lines of I think. it was okay I think it wasn't the best. but it's okay he would have killed them. right then in there he would have no. second thoughts about it his father. opens his mouth looks up at.

Han that place was not a place for. humans they broke my ribs in there I was. beaten. badly I feel and Han could see the guilt. in his dad's face and for a second Han. is holding the knife in his pocket but. he thinks what if I were my dad would I. have done the same thing what if I had. no money the government said the. Olympics are coming we want to help. clean up the streets we'll take care. your kid we'll feed your kid we'll.

educate your kid for you your kid will. be better off would I send my kid there. maybe cuz it's the government and they. both stare at each other and before Han. asks who do you think I am standing in. front of you I don't know some. government official are you here to. monitor me or. something I'm your. son Han writs My Father's Eyes suddenly. lit up he looked up at me for a moment. and then suddenly lowered his eyes after. that he didn't say another word for 3.

years I think he was tormented by guilt. Han tells his dad that he'll be back to. see him and since then Han has visited. his dad every single month in the psych. ward after being released Han's dad has. been left in the psych ward and on Han's. way out he throws out his knife after. escaping brother's home the biggest. memory Han has was being in brother's. home and the words were just ringing in. his head he didn't even know what he was.

thinking about it just kept saying with. a knife he would wake up and in his mind. it would just say with a knife with a. knife with a knife with a knife and he. initially thought once he gets out okay. I'm going to kill everyone with a knife. like I've lost my mind in there I'm. going to turn into a psychopath so that. people will listen to me and I'm going. to stab everybody with a knife and then. he thinks no I'm just going to kill my. dad with a knife that's what my brain. was telling me to do but now he realized. this with a knife that feeling it's I. just want to carve out my painful. memories with a knife in my.

head he wishes he could just clean. cleanly cut those memories from. brother's home and throw them away and. for 25 years nothing happens until. 2012 a man named Vincent steps into a. taxi a cab in Los Angeles he offers the. cab driver a very interesting proposal. drive me around to five different stops. and get paid. $600 Max the cab driver he agrees.

because he doesn't know that Vincent is. going to five different places to kill. five different people he's a Hitman are. the people he's killing bad people are. they good people Vincent doesn't care he. doesn't know he just kills them but Max. Max cares he doesn't want to be a part. of this all he wants to do is save up. enough money to open up his own limo. company that's it he's not even supposed. to be a cab driver he's been a cab. driver for decades but he's really. supposed to be a limo company owner this. is all temporary he's just trying to. save up enough money to start his own.

company and all of this is just it's. rough and he's Max starts putting two. and two together he knows that he is. going to be collateral if Max knows what. Vincent is doing and the police know. that five people are dead that means. wouldn't Vincent logically if he is a. Hitman that he is pretending to be that. day would he not kill Max and frame. everything on him as collateral damage. in the car max the cab driver asks. Vincent why haven't you killed me yet. cuz I know you're killing people why. haven't you killed me yet answer the.

question how did he find out that he's K. wants to kill people oh he's been going. place to place killing people and he. gave up his little facade and has. started killing people in front of Max. what Max is like just tell me why. haven't you killed me yet Vincent tells. him look in the mirror look at me paper. towels clean cab how much you got saved. up for your limo company that isn't any. of your business someday Someday my. dream will come yeah well one night. you'll wake up and Discover it never.

happened it all turned around on you it. never will suddenly you're old didn't. happen never will because you were never. going to do it anyway you're being. hypnotized by daytime TV for the rest of. your life what the are you doing still. driving a cab Max in a weird twist has. this wakeup moment where he starts. driving the cab faster and faster. realizing Vincent's planning on killing. him and he starts running red lights. going 100 mph you're right you're right. Vincent we're all floating on a rock in. the universe nothing matters anyway does.

it does it if not now then when right. Vincent and he purposely flips the car. over nearly killing the both of them but. ultimately taking control over his own. life this is the plot of the 2004 movie. Collateral. oh sometimes New Year's resolutions feel. unattainable unrealistic or even keep. you up at night while you can't automate. your gym routine with acorns you can.

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a dream to achieve your dream you should. have done everything but you didn't hen. says 2012 he's watching that movie and. he. realizes I mean listening to that. conversation I thought it felt like he. was speaking to me. directly nobody had been speaking about. brother's home what had happened there. we all just sat in our own places. agonizing and thinking about it it. almost felt like it didn't happen that. was the moment I decided I was going to. tell the world what happened in.

brother's home even if it killed me. prior to Han protesting at the National. Assembly in South Korea for the past 25. years nobody has even spoken up about. brother's home none of the other victims. or survivors everybody HIIT it sometimes. people hit it from their future spouses. Partners kids nobody in society wants to. feel bad for people without homes that. are begging on the street they are. humans that need to be cleaned up the. sigo was so strong that the victims once.

they escaped brother's home being. tortured for years forced to play these. weird Torture Games some were left. permanently paralyzed some Had Each of. their teeth plucked out one by one for. fun they have no teeth most of them were. essayed by guards every night for years. they're forced to do manual labor and. yet they can't tell anyone about it. because they're going to be judged Han. said during his protest one citizen even. grabbed him by the collar he's. peacefully protesting in front of the. National Assembly this citizen spit in. his face and said what even people like. you of the earth want taxpayer money now.

wow some cursed at him others looked at. him with pity and said kid you're. hitting a rock with an egg give it up. but he stood there every single day. sharing his story I am a 37-year-old man. I was 9 years old when I was taken into. brother's home this is the 9-year-old me. speaking please listen I have no idea. where my life went wrong or why I have. to live like this being born as one in. billions I wonder if I might have been. sent on some kind of mission but looking. at myself now it seems like I have no.

Mission at all I'm just pathetically. aging Han explains that his dad and. sister are now confined to a mental. hospital even after being out of. brother's home they cannot adjust back. to society and there's nothing that he. can do to help them all he can do is. visit them using what little money he. has left to buy snacks and he splits. them exactly in half if he accidentally. purchases three of the same snack. because sometimes the supermarket does. buy two get one free specials he has to. either eat the third one or keep it for.

the next time he visits when our. researchers went to interview Han and. his sister they told the researchers. that they have a really hard time. sharing. food they all do most of the victims. from brother's home in Korea when you go. out to eat you often order family style. meaning you order like a bunch of big. plates fish beef dishes veggie dishes. and then a big thing of rice comes out. and you all put onto your little plate. and you eat kind of like a Thanksgiving. meal but that's typical for a lot of. restaurants. Han and his sister don't really feel.

comfortable and they preface this. because they don't want to make our. researchers feel awkward they say it's. um you know after years of fighting for. our food and eating from a single dish. sharing can be very stressful wow like. subconsciously we feel that when others. serve themselves of course we want them. to eat but we feel like our own portions. shrink even though we know logically now. we can just order more food but it's. really hard Han will have to monitor his. sister's water intake throughout dinner. she almost has an addiction to liquids.

mainly water back at Brother's home the. water that they had to drink was. extremely unclean there were little. squiggly things that were alive moving. around inside swimming flies would get. in the water and drown and that's the. only water that they received so. whenever Han sister gets water to drink. she drinks it excessively to the point. where it hurts her stomach our. researcher noted that Han sister has. very young charm about her she behaves. more similarly to a younger girl even. though she's in her 40s now now she has. very high emotional intelligence and.

she's very attentive to others around. her asking how she should properly. address them one thing they noticed is. that she has these really long graceful. fingers when she picks things up and. puts them down it's like someone who's. done ballet for years it's very elegant. but then at one point in the dinner she. looks at her nail and then just breaks. it off just like that. unprompted it seems perhaps to be a. stress response just like other. interviews with other victims that we.

found online Han's sister will stop. talking about her experience at. Brother's home to medicate she has at. least eight pills that she takes three. times a day some are anti-depressants. anxiety meds other psychiatric meds and. Han interestingly takes none he tells. her researchers that the doctors are. actually more concerned for him because. his sister is medicated so they can try. to stabilize her condition whereas for. him he can't be medicated because he's. trying to take care of his sister but. because he has all this trauma and no. way of really helping not that.

medication is the only solution but it. just puts him at a higher risk but Han. will do anything for his sister he says. when he first got her out of the mental. institution this is after brother's home. she was sent to another mental facility. he fought to get her out and she wanted. to go. back he realized you know they're at the. hospital you can't eat when you want you. can't skip meals you don't make choices. so the real world all the freedom to. make choices was overwhelming her he. said it reminded him of you know those. beautiful birds that have their feathers.

plucked out to prevent them from flying. and over time even if no one pulls out. their feathers they pluck them out. themselves it's like a bird locking. themselves back in the cage because it. feels. safer but now she's learning to love her. freedom and Han asks her researchers you. know what kind of colors do you think. people like us like people like me who. have gone through all of this think. about it a lot of people will say we. like dark and gloomy colors but most of. us the victims and survivors of.

brother's home we all like really bright. colors when thinking about how he even. survived brother's home he says I think. it's from my sister I think it's because. in this world only my sister loves me. without. discrimination but still how did they. get out of brother's home the prosecutor. in the woods has pictures of what. brother's home is doing to their victims. in fact he has multiple pictures the. ones that he took when he stumbled upon. the construction site in the middle of. the woods I mean this is a slam dunk.

case are you kidding chaining people by. the ankles throwing them into a. warehouse locking them up padlocking it. from the outside the prosecutor thought. my thoughts on this were quite simple. this is a very serious crime even. confining and forcing one person to do. labor is a very serious crime confining. and forcing hundreds into labor I mean. there's no room for excuses we have to. launch an. investigation he gets a search warrant. for brother's home he says the first. thing he noticed when he walked into. that massive compound 60 plus buildings.

in the middle of the woods in Pan the. smell it's like human grease like you. don't wash your hair for a few days and. it starts to smell like scalp but so. much worse every building is Darkly lit. he says the people the team that I went. in the prosecutors we couldn't believe. that a place like this exists in Korea. even though we were standing there. seeing it with our own eyes during the. search warrant they find the massive. safe in the back the size of a bank. vault where they found $8 million with a.

ton of foreign currency in there and the. prosecutor is looking around like bring. me whoever is in charge of this place. now the prosecutor himself can tell what. kind of power he has because everybody. around him starts hurrying to do what I. don't know to call the director of this. place all of them are running around. acting busy because he's a prosecutor. they're going to look busy even if. they're not they're going to try their. best to look like they're innocent. that's normal this is how normal people. react and respond to prosecutors like. him so he sits there and he waits for.

the director he waits and he waits and. the director walks in and you would. think that the prosecutor begged for. this meeting on his hands and knees like. a dog his name is director Park this is. Madame Park's husband he runs this place. he started this place he's a short. unassuming AI he looks like a regular. like 50 something year old man he does. have a more built figure he used to be a. boxer he walks in and he's instantly. agit ated someone like me cannot be. interrogated by someone like you let's.

not even have this conversation bring me. the chief prosecutor bring me your boss. no you know what bring me your boss's. bosses boss's boss you're kidding that's. what he said yes wow what the hell does. this guy get this type of confidence to. have this level of confidence when. facing a prosecutor you have to have one. of two things in a very serious crime. like this one kidnapping ENT trapping. forcing thousands of people into what. can only be considered the closest thing. to a modern-day concentration camp in. South Korea that's how people have. described it you have to have three.

things a lot of money a lot of money two. you better have connections not your. average I want an Aquarian in my home. the size of a dining table by 300 p.m. connections you better be well connected. to the most powerful people if you're. talking like that to a prosecutor maybe. you're like a tibar that level of. connection and three you better have a. lot of luck on your side so who the hell. is Park inun. the. director Mr and Mrs Park are living.

legends in the welfare sector in South. Korea for nothing other than starting. running and expanding their business of. brother's home the welfare center in. South Korea that has kidnapped and. trapped and tortured 3500 plus people. making them work in factories 12 hours a. day with no pay and ultimately if they. die from severe beatings they're just. buried in the massive grave in the. compound or their bodies are sold for. medical purposes the government is. paying the parks for every head they. bring in they're receiving government.

subsidies forc labor contributions Park. the director The Man Behind this. facility we don't even know much about. him we just know that he used to be a. boxer at one point not a famous One not. a good one but a greedy one he just. wanted to make a lot of money it didn't. really matter to him how he makes money. as long as he makes money he never. wanted anyone to know that in fact even. at Brother's home in front of thousands. of people that he is actively taking. advantage of and torturing he has the. audacity to act like he's helping.

everyone he makes it sound like he spent. his own personal assets to help people. that he's this pure godly man it's so. bizarre and nobody could complain. because they knew that director Park was. very close friends with the then. dictator. Chuan the dictator of South Korea the. most powerful man in the country at the. time what's their relationship is it. just close it seems like they're close.

friends now he won multiple Awards and. then I I don't think they were started. off as friends he started building. brother's home won an award cozied up. with then dictator and then they became. friendly the government would even help. fund these vanity projects the director. director Park would be the main. character so they would promote how. great welfare centers in South Korea are. and there would be a narrator for this. honestly propaganda film and the.

narration would start a blue Fireball. Burns inside director Park's chest in. the mental structure of vagrance it. seems that the concept or even the habit. of Law and Order was not in ingrained in. them even from birth the welfare center. houses vagrants and homeless people from. 2 years old to 70 years old the weird. propaganda films would go on to state. that this is a day in the life of our. director a vagrant holds a knife to the. director's wife's neck and stages a.

hostage situation demanding they're. literally cosplaying this acting this. out for a propaganda film demanding to. be led out of the facility director Park. prays Lord what should I do should I let. my should I let them kill my innocent. wife or should I give in to the evil. vagrants demands the narration continues. the vagrant believes order is oppression. but how is that so the vagrant repents. his wrongdoings after director Park. persuades him and prays for him director.

park has fixed the vagrant director park. has always firmly resolved to watch over. the people until the very last. person the government funded these. videos and I mean they would have. segments that even say homeless people. people who have run away from home. Beggars all these people are being. accepted at Brother's. home the video even shows tours of the. psych warts here there are not only. vagrants and children there are.

psychiatric patients mentally unstable. patients disabled people in the. cafeteria that we have here there are. five choices of side dishes that. everyone can choose from the video shows. massive amounts of fresh food being. dished onto everybody's plate which you. know is not true we talked about this in. part two you know the truth is everybody. is starving inside a Brother's home. they're eating baby mice sucking on pine. cones eating caterpillars to get. nutrition but this propaganda to film is. showing them eating like kings and they.

show director Park and his wife always. eats meals with everyone at Brother's. home one victim says director Park was. as close to his monster as it gets he. really is a monster hardly anyone could. even look him in the eye you know how. one word from the North Korean dictator. the whole country responds it was. exactly the same in brother's home one. word from director Park and everyone. moves under his order and it's. interesting that the propaganda videos. are very reminiscent of something North. Korea would put out but now he's been.

arrested the doors to all the buildings. in the massive compound are open. Sunshine is coming in and it's the best. disinfectant victims are speaking with. the prosecution director Park would say. things like you guys are all evil in. society even if you are to catch. diseases skin diseases in here you're. not worth being treated you are scum. you're making South Korea worse place. they're telling the prosecutors. everything if someone tried to escape. director Park would tell them you are a. social evil and then they would be. beaten in front of every single person.

at the mandatory Church segments every. single Sunday is he the one that's. beating people with the boxing gloves or. no yeah he and his brother-in-law Pastor. Lim Pastor limb is the more religious. one that's his brother-in-law so this. whole compound is really run by director. Park director Park's wife Madam Park and. then her sister and her sister's. brother-in-law her sister's. brother-in-law yeah it's like a whole. family business. and they're just beating people with a. boxing glove while running this.

religious yeah Church camp and Pastor. Lim was okay I don't even want to call. him Pastor Lim Lim he was technically. the pastor at the church and he did this. a lot of victims believe he did this. because they say when you're a welfare. center in South Korea at the time no one. internationally wants to donate but if. you say hey we're a Christian welfare. center in South Korea a lot of Christian. churches in America and overseas would. donate M and they would just steal the.

donations. yeah they they would even run these big. campaigns of these were kids without. homes and we took them in and now we. want to reunite them with their families. but we need money to do that we need. Manpower so a lot of people overseas was. donating to the church and there was a. victim who came forward and said I was a. child with a home parents and siblings I. just couldn't understand why I was there. why I was being trapped in this place. and being robbed of a proper education. I clearly gave Pastor Lim my home. address and phone number I even told him.

my parents run a Chinese restaurant here. is where you need to go and look they. took me to a different neighborhood. found a random Chinese restaurant threw. me in there and said hey owner is this. your kid the owners shook their head. because obviously these are not my. parents but they took that as proof that. I was not wanted by my family so I. needed to stay in brother's home they. documented this for people that were. donating. as for embezzling it's pretty clear that. that is what they're doing another.

Advocate says the brother's home. embezzled money by finding loopholes in. the government subsidy payments so when. it came to food purchases for example. they would receive enough money to feed. 3,000 people they would only purchase. food to feed less than half of that they. got to pocket the rest of the money. that's supposed to be spent the first. trial found director Park Guilty in. unlawful confinement and embezzlement. charges oh they're actually taken in all. of them mainly just director Park okay. he was ultimately in prisoned for 10. years in prison with a $500,000 fine.

Which is far too lenient but the problem. is director Park appeals that decision. and it goes into a second trial the. second trial results in instead of 10. years in prison four years in prison and. the new fine is. $0 the sentence is then reduced by more. than half and the fine vanishes and just. like that 600 people died in brother's. home in four years that's all he's. getting yeah but this too gets appealed. and finally his ultimate final sentence. gets boiled down reduced to 2 and 1/2.

years in prison and 0 the main reason. for the reduction being they argued that. the unlawful confinement charge there's. no proof they're saying there's not. enough proof that he was holding people. against their will which is about as. unhinged as if I were to see a kangaroo. building a three-story house in the. middle of Central Park it's just absurd. the logic behind it is not making sense. one victim says I was a living victim. and witnessed all the terrifying and. horrendous abuses that were happening in. there and that wasn't enough what power.

do we have the prosecutor was being. bullied by the mayor of puan as well as. the dictator at the time to drop all the. charges so it seems like there was a lot. of just corruption to let him out mhm in. 2 and 1/2 years he is released and they. continue to open up more welfare. centers what and get government. subsidies. in Squid Game season 2 the main.

character tells the game makers you take. advantage of desperate people with. nowhere else to turn and you watch as. they die one by one to entertain your. clients you say it's their decision to. participate like you're trying to. sugarcoat it you act like you're running. some charity event the front man. responds anyone who died was simply a. player who lost the game Trash. eliminated from the competition and as. we speak the world is filling with more. and more trash you still don't see it do. you if the the world doesn't change the. game doesn't end the main character.

response you say that it's just the way. the world works that we should shut up. and accept it and go on with our lives. but that's a story you made up to excuse. your atrocities I know that people are. nothing to you but animals you think you. can buy us like race horses director. Park thinks like that he opens up. welfare facility after welfare facility. getting all the government funding the. facility is called Siloam house it's a. welfare facility for people with. disabilities they received in total over. $1 million in just government subsidies.

and likely tens of millions of dollars. more in the forc labor so why not do it. again and when he finds that to be less. exciting financially he later moves to. Australia the whole family immigrates to. Australia and opens up this massive Golf. Course Sports Center hot springs and. interestingly he buys a company called. jobst toown and starts operating his. business under that name one Advocate. says the golf range and assets in. Australia owned by the family were. purchased with funds from brother's home. so it was bought using embezzled money.

this asset represents blood and sweat of. victims and it costs them their lives. even at the golf range one employee was. brought from brother's home in South. Korea he was a victim of brother's home. trapped there he was flown out to. Australia on a visitor Visa meaning he's. not allowed to work in Australia he's a. tourist but he's forced to work 16-hour. days at the golf course manually picking. up the golf balls fixing golf equipment. and mowing the Lawns if something is not. up to standard he alleges Direct ctor. Park would use a golf club to beat the. hell out of him he said if I was in.

Korea I would try to run away again or. at least I would try to right but I was. left in this place I had no money. nothing where would I go I don't even. speak the language to get to the nearest. public transit from the golf range it's. about 30 minutes by car Park's adult. children so Mr and Mrs Park the. directors they have adult children they. would see him director Park beating this. employee at the golf range with a golf. club and they would never try to stop. their dad he says as soon as they saw. their dad get the golf club they would. just leave they would get in the car and.

run away in fact Australian citizens saw. this that Park was hitting the employee. so this is clearly Park thinks he can. just get away with anything that day the. lawnmower tires kept falling off and he. wasn't able to cut the grass that well. that week the grass had grown the golf. balls are practically hiding in the. grass he could barely find them Park is. pissed he grabs a golf club in front of. everybody at the golf course and just. goes in on the employee the police are. called in Australia they investigate and. nothing everything goes back to normal.

that employee was stuck there for 8. years he said I just curled up for about. 30 minutes and I was unable to move the. youngest daughter Park chii is now the. director of the golf range in Sydney she. and her husband today yes how how old is. she now do you know she's probably in. her 30s the golf range is being listed. for sale right now for $1. million it is poorly made maintained but. claims to profit about $300,000 a year.

the daughter she's the one running it. Park is dead now but she's posting about. going on overseas vacations. International trips she refuses to talk. to her Porters clearly she knows what's. going on she knows what her parents have. done her husband later tells her. reporter we're only obligated to answer. questions in the court of law so park is. dead what about Mrs Park she's alive. Pastor Lim is alive and they're all in. Australia they run a church oh oh my God. Pastor limb spends his time doing chores. playing golf One news station tried to.

get an interview with him following him. asking him do you have any intentions of. apologizing to the victims and he. laughed and he said apologize for what. wow meanwhile the victims for them they. have been suffering for decades. initially they State the stigma of being. a vagrant was worse than the stigma of. being a victim it would be the same as. telling someone that you were abused in. prison the general sentiment albe it. wrong the general sentiment from General. Society at the time is but you were in.

prison what did you do to get into. prison then even when they were released. from brother's home they would have. nowhere to go they were shipped off to. other facilities or just thrown onto the. streets Han writes the welfare center. closed the young children were put on. buses transferred to other orphanages. the remaining adults were sent home. welfare center victims came into society. without any money they were scattered. like Beggars throughout the city many. victims starved to death throughout the. years so you're saying Pastor limb and. like Mrs Park and all of them they're.

running a church yes so while director. Park went to prison for 2 and a half. years brother's home shut down when he. was released they opened a few more. welfare centers in South Korea but they. decided we don't really like it and. maybe the law is catching up with us. South Korea is becoming a democracy so. they slowly transfer all their assets to. Australia Open up a church by a golf. range and now most of them are living in. Australia their kids Park are they still. running that church you think yeah yes.

these are recent interviews how are they. still around cuz you know the community. is small right you think a lot of people. don't know the details of what happened. a lot of people don't know so my dad is. an avid news Watcher he's very. passionate in politics and with. everything going on in South Korea. recently he's very active in putting his. voice out there as a citizen and being. heard right he doesn't know much about. brother's home this is the only case in. Korea I've ever asked him I've asked him.

about murder cases kidnapping cases he. knows so much mhm this he's like oh I. know it was a long time ago yeah yeah so. everything was like kind of it's very. vague it's like I think like lots of bad. stuff happened for sure but I I don't. really know what bad stuff he doesn't. even know the names of the people that. ran it wow so if they are Pastor Lynn. and then still around then it's do we. know what they look like like all of. that M okay then they should be like.

hell accountable they you know people. should at least know these are the. people renting your church yeah like. this is your pastor yeah the same person. was like punching people like committing. borderline war crimes yeah like so many. people. died a lot of kids were just thrown into. orphanages run by nuns cuz Han was sent. to this orphanage the nuns they were. shocked kids were licking their dishes. with their tongue like dogs because they. had been lacking food for so long and. the nuns didn't know what to do Han says.

it was rough because you know we were. children who had been beaten tortured. almost daily at the welfare center when. we came to live at the orphanage there. was no one beating us or giving harsh. discipline so we just started fighting. each. other it's just you know I think it's. maybe the lack of resources that they. had all the torture they're on edge they. have all this PTSD trauma they don't. know what to do and so the nuns have a. lot of trouble with them Han says at the. time he was so stuck in the resolving.

all the conflict inside of him but now. in hindsight he feels really bad for the. nuns cuz they were just trying but it. must have been scary for them too it was. just an influx of kids coming in it was. a lot the worst part is right when. brother's home closed down and everybody. was released Society did not welcome. them Society was warned the pig. pocketers are coming the people that we. didn't want to see the scum of humans. they were locked up and now they're. being released. and if you were trying to get a job and. you said you were from brother's home. they would not hire you Han says no one.

in the world took interest in this issue. at the time there was no voluntary Civil. Society organizations for human rights. and because the words of the victims. weren't covered in any Media or news. outlets we couldn't receive any victim. compensation but also we couldn't even. just have people acknowledge what. happened to us why must we live bearing. the truth like this in Squid Game season. 2 cun the main character tells one of. the game facilitators someone someone. like you you don't get it you couldn't. know or understand how it felt what it.

felt like to be in there what we did to. make it out of the games you have no. idea what it was like Han writes in the. end the director was sentenced to just. over 2 years in prison for embezzling. public funds and violating foreign. exchange laws which has nothing to do. with human rights violations and the. case was concluded. inconclusively there is meaning in human. death is there not for us Brothers Home. victims there was no reason for our. death our disabilities only we were just. left with stigma we were all in there.

dying like dogs one victim who was. released and went on to have her own. children States I can't even sleep. without the TV on because the silence is. too much even if I do fall asleep I. start panicking because the TV is on and. I'm asleep what if someone takes my. daughters who's going to make sure that. they're not taken to a place like. brother's home I have all these thoughts. every time I fall asleep another victim. States I didn't even get to graduate. from elementary school so when my son. asks me about homework I can't even help. him it's humiliating I'm always scared.

someone's going to find out and even now. I'm always trying to hide this from. everyone and it's just humiliating Park. Sun she was taken in when she was 10 all. she did was wait for her older brother. at puan train station she was going to. go stay with him but the police came and. offered to help her find him she's. thrown into the van her ponytail is cut. off she's forced to change into a blue. track suit she says the trauma and. stigma of those 6 years will stay with. me until till the day that I die she. says the biggest memory that she has. until this day is one winter a lady with.

disabilities wet her pants the guards. grabbed her by the hair and dragged her. to the toilet they grabbed one of those. floor mops to clean her body and poured. cold water all over her and when I think. about that now I think had I been a bit. more mature I may have been able to. protect her I know logically speaking I. probably couldn't have been really been. able to protect her but all I did was. watch and that still hurts me so much we. were children with a bright future but.

they threw that away they trampled on. our. futures. poor after escaping she gave birth to a. baby girl she was not released she. escaped she had been brutally assayed by. a guard and she gave birth at 17 to the. guard's baby her mother forced her to. give the baby a away for. adoption soon after that her father. passed away she has children with her.

new husband and it they've been married. for 21 years he knows all about her past. he's the only one that knows and it's. still not easy she says I've never left. my children alone with anyone not even. once I didn't even let my own husband. hold them until they were over a year. old because I mean they're his own. children but they're girls and my trauma. was so severe from brother's home even. now I can't sleep with the door closed. because I actually had him take off the. door to our bedroom if the door is. closed it feels like someone is guarding.

it even though it's bright outside I. have to keep the curtains completely. open when we sleep I can't have them. closed if I'm out in society and. something reminds me of brother's home I. come home as quickly as I can and I have. to take a shot of alcohol from the. fridge and then I can't do anything the. rest of the. day she joined a victim's group to talk. about what she had been through and. there was this one guard she tried to. convince them to come that guard was a. vitim then was promoted to a guard and. started inflicting torture and damage to.

the other victims wow and she tried to. convince him to atone for his sins. because that's how he can also get over. it and I think a lot of the victims yeah. they hated the guards but to a degree. they understood what position they were. in I'm sure some guards were just evil. for the pure sake of being evil but some. guards were sympathetic to the others. she says he had cancer I said it would. be nice for you to just come to the. victim's meeting just once before dying. and just apologize he said he would come. but 2 days later he called and said he.

couldn't do it a little while later I. got a random call stating the guard had. died and they needed me to ID the body. he had deleted all the phone contacts. except for my phone number from his. phone I don't know why he did that when. I went to the mortuary and lifted the. white cloth I should have cried because. he's dead but not even a single tear. would come out I said brother this is. your karma even though he was a victim. too he tortured us as well then I went. to his house to get photos for his.

funeral and the moment I opened his door. I was shocked all of his objects were. neatly arranged it's what I do at home. too I line them up in order at perfect. angles I think it's part of our trauma. because we had to go through inspections. at Brother's home everything had to be. neatly arranged lined up in order at. perfect angles even his blanket was. folded military style with sharp Corners. seeing that made me shudder she says for. her death she's been thinking a lot. about it too her only wish is even if I.

die tomorrow I have today my wish is. that we all find a way to live. peacefully even just for one day the. victims Choy he is the one that was. accused of stealing bread from the first. episode he said once he and his brother. got out he was trapped in there with his. brother his brother came later. separately he said he had such a hard. time adjusting back to society but his. brother had it worse October 2009 23. years after they were released he gets a. call and choy's brother had self- exited.

he says I went to his house at 11:00 in. the morning and I begged and I held him. for hours I told him I'm sorry I'm sorry. I wasn't able to protect. you the past at Brother's home has. totally torn us apart our whole family. and cut off our futures why why did they.

have to destroy my family like this. everything I dreamed of was destroyed by. the time I was 27 28 my teeth were. falling out by my early 30s they were. all gone from then on I lived with. Dentures I couldn't even properly. function in society now he and most the. victims and survivors cannot live. without blood pressure medication. anti-depressants anti-anxiety meds. diabetes medications they have so many. Health complications and the worst part. is sometimes the victims would natur. understandably feel resentment towards. their parents instead of the facility.

one victim States the police put us in. there but at the time we couldn't even. think of holding the state responsible. so we just resented our parents for why. didn't you come looking for us while we. were in there I couldn't even call my. father father for the longest time Jung. his dad the toilet paper salesman Jang. actually had a good relationship with. his dad when he was taken into brother's. home his dad looked for him everywhere. and he too was taken into brother's home. he's the one that would stand in front. of the bathroom door hoping for a portal. to go back to his dad when he was.

released he was sent to another facility. and of course he just keeps trying to. get out so he can find his dad. ultimately his father passes away within. few months of leaving brother's home his. father had found work immediately so he. could try to find his son he was a day. laborer he was found collapsed in a cold. kitchen by himself Jung remembers that. day when he got that call the day was. really nice he said it was was so sunny. outside but all Jung could do was sit on. the curb and cry for 3 hours he said.

tears just kept flowing without any. thoughts I I never got to see my father. again the last image of him is him in. that blue tracksuit at Brother's. home if my father were here I would tell. him I love him Han says even though he. escaped they all escaped he just feels. lost in the world that's the best way to. describe what it feels like to be out of. brother's home he wrote a poem about it. and it reads cars driving on dark night. roads where are those cars heading in. this late night shining bright lights.

and speeding driving cars the. destinations of those many cars must be. the Embrace of warm homes I have never. experienced he says that's how I was. abandoned by society and fell into a. life of wandering I wanted to live a. normal person life but Society wouldn't. accept me I have no social experience I. was suddenly released into society from. the welfare facility I have nothing I. have no one ever taught me anything I. had no idea what I was supposed to do I. had only become an adult in appearance. that's it he was sent to prison twice in.

which one of the guards asked him you. seem like a nice kid but why is your. killing Instinct so strong H said what. you know when people talk to each other. you're supposed to look at each other in. the eye I am aren't I I'm looking you in. the eye yeah I guess but you have eyes. like a wild animal like a beast that's. been dragged somewhere foreign or just. attacked you say you're looking someone. else in the eyes but your eyes aren't. eyes for conversation you should try to. fix it and that's when he started trying. to fix his life and get it together he. spends $91 a month on snacks to bring to.

his sister and dad who are living in the. mental institution it was a big chunk. considering he only has $500 to live off. of every single month but it's all he. can do for them he writes when I bring. snacks I have to divide the cookies and. drinks exactly equally if one thing is. different if one person if my dad or my. sister gets one more piece of fight. breaks out between the two of them even. though they're old adults father and. daughter they're like young children and. when I see that my heart feels so. pitiful and sad and I always make sure.

to divide things accurately in. advance my doctor told me that um. treating my father and sister's. condition now is impossible he said it's. just stalling further deterioration so. with that he has been protesting and 33. years later the government signs a. reinvestigation the second Truth and. Reconciliation Commission is formed the. first case that they take on is the puan. brother's welfare center brother's home. incident they're still investigating but.

it's it's difficult considering director. Park and his entire family immigrated to. Australia they've taken all of their. assets and in 2016 director Park passed. away not that they could do anything to. him because of the statute of. limitations but neens are calling for a. thorough investigation into who at the. police stations which police stations. were taking people one victim States. they should conduct a thorough. investigation if the government needs to. apologize for anything they should we. need to somehow try and resolve this. resentment inside of the victims One.

Survivor says we were victims of the. government's bid to purify the streets. ahead of the Olympics we were swept away. like trash the South Korean government. needs to acknowledge what they have done. wrong and ask us for. forgiveness but another Survivor. rightfully States because of one. family's materialistic and selfish. Ambitions they kidnapped and abused. thousands of innocent people all because. they wanted to maximize their family's. wealth the family has benefited and is. living a good life from the sacrif that. we all made their assets need to be. seized and returned to the country and I. hope these will be used to appropriately.

help the needs of the survivors the. commission is still investigating to. this day Han now makes Miniatures of the. compound so the compound in puan is gone. it's been replaced by apartment. buildings and maybe this has to do with. the fact that for almost 30 years nobody. knew that this was happening and he. makes two scale reconstructed Miniatures. of the Church of each building of the. bunks of people in the blue tracksuits. out of made by him yeah wow and they're.

remarkable each and every person is. different they all look troubled or sad. or in despair yet they all have. completely unique and different facial. expressions and he is working on getting. to live with his sister again so he has. times where she'll come live with him. out of the mental facility but then. because they don't have enough money. sometimes she'll need to go back with. his education background trauma he can. only do manual labor jobs he does does. have a lot of health issues and his last. dying wish is really just to live with. his.

family that's why he's constantly. calling the government hi is this the. provincial office by any chance are. there any haunted houses or abandoned. houses my sister and father have been. living in a hospital all their lives but. the hospital says they can't be fully. cured so I want to live in the. countryside taking care of them in some. sort of abandoned house is there anyone. they always say no he says my father and. sister are watching me doing all of this. hoping believing that someday there. youngest will liberate them it must be. like how I waited for my father at the. welfare center but all I can do now is.

write about the painful past like this. unfortunately he will not be able to. bring his dad home Han's dad was. confined in a mental hospital for the. past 35 years and has passed away at 75. April 18th of 2022 even after everything. he's gone through Han says I know that. bad thoughts bring bad energy I believe. this because even during welfare center. life I would invariably get beaten when. I had bad thoughts maybe that's why I. pride myself on trying to be positive. and having a positive personality what.

we victims probably want most is all the. ordinary things that everyone else gets. to enjoy I think our greatest wish is to. be ordinary again so now he is just. focusing on bringing his sister home he. says if that day comes when I can say. those words to my sister although my. sister's outward appearance may be that. of a 40 something year old the real. 12-year-old sister of mine is hidden. inside that body she'll probably hug me. smiling and say I only waited a little. bit don't worry it was just a little.

while so I wait for the day to come when. I can carry my sister on my back the way. she used to carry me on her back from. school to home one victim States we were. taken there for no reason now we're. survivors that are living very difficult. lives I wish that there would be some. sort of support honestly that's just how. I. feel Han says the only reason he didn't. kill everyone was because knowing that. if I committed a crime in the moment of. anger the welfare center incident would. be buried forever I tried not to become.

a killer I tried to make the welfare. center incident known through various. legal methods so did it work the. director was released from prison and is. now living large as a tremendously. wealthy person without Financial loss. meanwhile the victims are living with. various After Effects worrying about. their immediate livelihood some are. still confined in Mental Hospitals and. other facilities and many have died he. says I absolutely did not want the life. of the welfare center our family had to. forcibly live a life that we never. wanted our researchers asked Han if you.

could go back to tell your younger self. something what would you say he says if. I could go back and tell my younger self. something was you did okay you did well. you endured it when asked about his. biggest regrets he says I would not say. the things to my sister that the guards. made me say they made people lose hope. even in religion usually when people go. to a place of worship they feel hopeful. that their God or deity will help them. at Brother's home they would tell us to. pray pray that your parents come to get. you otherwise you'll never get out Han.

said that he did as instructed he prayed. for his dad and he says I regret it. because I felt the answer to my prayer. was my father ending up in the same. place as me but as a prisoner so I. always felt like it was my fault he says. that he has a message for our viewers.

[Music]. Han writes people will find false. Comfort looking at incidents thinking. well such things won't happen again in. the future right if the same situation. happens again though what are you going.

to say it could be you then or it could. be your loved ones will you then care. and reveal the damage when that time. comes Han has a beautiful poem that. reads the life given to me someone. trampled from the beginning I want to. get up but I can't every time I try to. stand up with courage it presses down on. me I try shouting why are you doing this. to me no one hears no one tries to. listen no one tries to look at the. trampled life it is beautifully accurate.

and. tragic and that is the case of brother's. home leave your thoughts in the comments. stay safe and I will see you in the next. one. [Music].