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Speaker 2: of July twenty seventh, nineteen seventy seven, a twenty one
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Speaker 2: year old farmer named Huang yang Cho walk down a wide,
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Speaker 2: dusty road in the little farming village of Bagao, located.
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Speaker 1: In northern China.
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Speaker 2: It had been a very hard day on the rice
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Speaker 2: farm where Huang worked because they were all preparing for
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Speaker 2: the autumn harvest. But even though Huang was totally exhausted
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Speaker 2: and worn down, as he walked down this road, he
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Speaker 2: was whistling an upbeat tune because for.
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Speaker 1: The first time in a long time, Huang was.
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Speaker 2: Actually excited about the Futurehang had grown up in a
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Speaker 2: poor family and he hadn't even finished elementary school. He
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Speaker 2: still lived with his parents in a tiny house and
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Speaker 2: basically every day of his life was the same. He
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Speaker 2: got up at sunrise, he walked to work. He worked
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Speaker 2: all day until he barely could even stand, and then
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Speaker 2: he would walk home and he would go to bed.
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Speaker 2: But the Reasonhang was now feeling kind of excited about
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Speaker 2: his future was because he had just gotten engaged to
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Speaker 2: a beautiful girl in a neighboring village, and their plan
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Speaker 2: was to get married after the autumn harvest. Wang was
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Speaker 2: already hard at work literally building them a house that
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Speaker 2: they could move into after they got married. And in fact,
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Speaker 2: on this particular night, that was where Hoong was going.
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Speaker 2: He was going to the property where he was in
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Speaker 2: the middle of building this house, and he was going
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Speaker 2: there not to work on the house anymore, but really
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Speaker 2: to admire his property, because again he was just so
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Speaker 2: excited about the future. Huang turned the corner and his beautiful,
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Speaker 2: half constructed home came into focus. The foundation, the walls,
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Speaker 2: and the ceiling were all complete. All he had left
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Speaker 2: to do was put in the windows and the doors,
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Speaker 2: and Sohang walked up and ran his hand over the
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Speaker 2: beautiful brick he had laid around the outside of the property.
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Speaker 1: Brick was not cheap.
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Speaker 2: He had worked extra hours to afford this brick, and
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Speaker 2: so he was just so proud of it, and he
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Speaker 2: ran his hand over it, and then he kind of
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Speaker 2: stepped back and kind of imagined the house when it
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Speaker 2: was all done. And then when he felt satisfied that
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Speaker 2: he had seen enough, he just kind of nodded and
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Speaker 2: turned and just continued walking back towards his home, his
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Speaker 2: parents' home, which was only a few minutes away.
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Speaker 1: When Huang got to his.
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Speaker 2: Home, he went inside and his mom already had a
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Speaker 2: meal made for him. It was just some rice and veggies,
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Speaker 2: and so Huang sat down and began eating, and then
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Speaker 2: his parents came over and they began chatting, and then,
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Speaker 2: of course the conversation shifted to Huang's upcoming marriage, because
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Speaker 2: that's basically all Hoang ever wanted to talk about. And
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Speaker 2: then by about ten pm, Huang was so tired that
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Speaker 2: he crawled into his bed and he.
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Speaker 1: Fell asleep almost immediately.
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Speaker 2: The next morning, when Huang's parents woke up, they discovered
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Speaker 2: that Huang was not in his bed. Now, this was
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Speaker 2: not totally unusual, because they knew their son was a
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Speaker 2: really hard worker, and it wasn't unusual for him to
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Speaker 2: wake up really really early to head out to the
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Speaker 2: farm to begin his work day. But a little while later,
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Speaker 2: the workers at the rice farm where Hoang worked, they
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Speaker 2: saw Hoang had not come to work, and because that
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Speaker 2: was so out of character for him, one of the
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Speaker 2: workers actually walked to Huang's parents home to see if
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Speaker 2: he was okay. And when Huang's mother found out her
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Speaker 2: son had not shown up to work, you know, she
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Speaker 2: was really worried. But she told this worker, oh, you know,
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Speaker 2: my son must have gone to the house he's building,
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Speaker 2: you know, go over there and see if he's there.
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Speaker 2: But the worker from the rice farm went to Hoang's
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Speaker 2: property he was building, and nobody was there. And so
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Speaker 2: when he came back and told Hoang's mother, this sent
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Speaker 2: her into a total panic because really for her, this
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Speaker 2: was like completely out of character for her son. He
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Speaker 2: would never miss work, He would never just.
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Speaker 1: Disappear like this. Something was wrong.
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Speaker 2: So Huang's mother sent this rice farm worker to go
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Speaker 2: find her husband and tell him what was going on
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Speaker 2: with Wang. And then in the meantime, Huang's mother just
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Speaker 2: walked outside and began going door to door asking neighbors
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Speaker 2: if they knew where her son was and if they
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Speaker 2: wouldn't mind coming out and helping her. Look now, at
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Speaker 2: this time, the village of bey Gao was a relatively
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Speaker 2: small place where all the residents more or less knew
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Speaker 2: each other, and so it did not take long for
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Speaker 2: the news of Huang being missing to spread all across
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Speaker 2: be Gao, and the community really came out in force
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Speaker 2: to go look for him. And so by the afternoon
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Speaker 2: there were people on bikes riding all around calling out
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Speaker 2: for Hoang. People were going to neighboring villages to see
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Speaker 2: if he was there. Another group of villagers went to
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Speaker 2: Hoang's fiance's home and they spoke to her, and she
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Speaker 2: had no idea Wherehuang was. And so by about the
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Speaker 2: early afternoon, when so many people couldn't find any leads
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Speaker 2: to where Houang had gone, it became clear that really
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Speaker 2: nobody had a clue what.
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Speaker 1: Happened to him.
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Speaker 2: Now, Beagao at the time was incredibly isolated. This is
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Speaker 2: a small town where most of the people who lived
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Speaker 2: there don't have phones, they don't have cars, They ride
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Speaker 2: their bikes everywhere, and there were no roads that connected
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Speaker 2: Bagau to any other place. Now, there was a paved
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Speaker 2: road that went through Beagau, but it actually just came
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Speaker 2: to an end on the outskirts of Begau, so there
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Speaker 2: was just no way to go to other places, at
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Speaker 2: least not efficiently. Basically, if you lived in Beagau at
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Speaker 2: the time, there was a finite number of places you
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Speaker 2: could go, and all these people that had gone out
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Speaker 2: looking for Huang had searched all of those places, and
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Speaker 2: Huang just was not there. And they discovered his bike
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Speaker 2: was still leaning up against his parents' house, and his
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Speaker 2: work clothes, which he wore basically every single day, were
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Speaker 2: still folded up neatly inside of his room, and so
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Speaker 2: wherever Huang was, he was on foot and he was
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Speaker 2: still in his pajamas. That night, Huang's parents would come
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Speaker 2: tacked the Village Committee, which was basically like the governing
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Speaker 2: body for Bagau, and the village committee decided that this
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Speaker 2: was serious enough because again they're thinking, this is impossible,
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Speaker 2: where is this guy that they decided to contact the police.
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Speaker 2: But when the police got this call, they did not
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Speaker 2: launch an investigation right away because they had limited resources
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Speaker 2: and there was no sign of foul play here. It
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Speaker 2: was very weird that Huang was missing, but he was
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Speaker 2: an adult, and if you wanted to go vanish somewhere,
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Speaker 2: it was kind of like Okay, you know, you're an adult,
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Speaker 2: you can do that. And so Huang's family and the
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Speaker 2: rest of the Bagau villagers were forced to just kind
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Speaker 2: of wait and see if Wang came back. But over
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Speaker 2: the next few days, Huang did not come back, and
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Speaker 2: there was still no new information about what might have
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Speaker 2: happened to him. Early on the morning of August fifth,
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Speaker 2: so eight days after Huang went missing, and still by
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Speaker 2: this point there's no sign of him, the deputy director
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Speaker 2: of the Bagau village committee came running up the road
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Speaker 2: to Huang's parents' house and knocked on the door. When
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Speaker 2: the door opened up, it was Hwang's father, and the
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Speaker 2: deputy director handed him a telegram he had just gotten and.
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Speaker 1: Said read it.
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Speaker 2: And Sohang's father took the telegram and began reading it,
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Speaker 2: and as he did, his eyes went wide, and then
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Speaker 2: when he was done, he looked up and he was
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Speaker 2: just so confused.
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Speaker 3: family Discoveredhong was missing was when this telegram was sent.
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Speaker 3: so they were just receiving this telegram now eight days later.
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Speaker 2: And the contents of this telegram made no sense. It
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Speaker 2: said that just nine hours after Huang had fallen asleep
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Speaker 2: in his parents' home, he was discovered lying on the
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Speaker 2: sidewalk in the middle of this bustling city called Nanjing,
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Speaker 2: located six hundred miles to the south of Bagao. Now,
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Speaker 2: the reason Huan's father and the deputy director were so
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Speaker 2: confused by this telegram was this was impossible. Remember, Huan
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Speaker 2: does not have a car, so the only way he
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Speaker 2: could get around was on foot or on his bike.
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Speaker 2: And we know he left his bike by his house,
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Speaker 2: so he's on foot and very likely in his pajamas.
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Speaker 2: And what he's going to go six hundred miles, I mean,
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Speaker 2: even if he walked the thirty miles to the nearest
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Speaker 2: train station nine hours, because that's how much time it
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Speaker 2: took from falling asleep to being discovered in the city.
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Speaker 2: Is not enough time to go the remaining five hundred
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Speaker 2: and seventy miles to Nanjing. So Huang's father and the
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Speaker 2: deputy director they talked about this, and they both decided that,
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Speaker 2: you know, this just can't be true. Clearly somebody has
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Speaker 2: mistaken some other person for Huang, because he cannot possibly.
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Speaker 1: Be all the way in Nanjing. Now.
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Speaker 2: This telegram said that Huang was being held in a
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Speaker 2: deportation center in Shanghai, and so Hoang's father and the
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Speaker 2: deputy director decided they would send a telegram back to
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Speaker 2: the sender at this deportation center and tell them, hey,
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Speaker 2: if this really is Huang, he should have a very
12:33
Speaker 2: specific birthmark on his wrist. And so when they sent
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Speaker 2: this telegram off, they fully expected to get one back
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Speaker 2: that said, up our mistake, you know, it wasn't him.
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Speaker 1: But they got a reply relatively.
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Speaker 2: Quickly, and it said, oh, yeah, he's got that exact birthmark.
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Speaker 2: It's definitely Huang, but he's very confused. He doesn't really
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Speaker 2: know what's going on, and so somebody from your village
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Speaker 2: has to go get him. Huang arrived back home in
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Speaker 2: the middle of August, so about two weeks after he
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Speaker 2: had gone missing. And as soon as he got there,
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Speaker 2: his fiance and his parents were so happy to see him,
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Speaker 2: and pretty soon a steady stream of friends and neighbors
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Speaker 2: and other family members began coming to Huang's house to
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Speaker 2: talk to him, to hear his story, to hear about
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Speaker 2: what happened. But Huang really didn't understand what had happened
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Speaker 2: to him, and so mostly he just didn't answer any
13:18
Speaker 2: questions he got asked. He just kind of kept his
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Speaker 2: head down and just kept saying, you know, I don't know,
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Speaker 2: I don't know what happened. And then really when his
13:25
Speaker 2: family pressed him and said, you know, like you gotta
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Speaker 2: tell us, you know, this is so crazy what happened,
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Speaker 2: he would say, look like, I'm gonna.
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Speaker 1: Tell you what happened, but I don't even know if
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Speaker 1: I can.
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Speaker 2: Believe the things I'm gonna tell you, And so Huang
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Speaker 2: would say, you know, all he could remember was he
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Speaker 2: went to bed in his own bed in big Au,
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Speaker 2: and then the next morning he woke up and he
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Speaker 2: was laying on the sidewalk, and when he opened his eyes,
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Speaker 2: he saw there was this big swimming pool, and then
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Speaker 2: near it was a sign that said nan Jing. And
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Speaker 2: so that was how he put together that he was
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Speaker 2: in Nanjing, and then almost immediately these two police officers
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Speaker 2: wearing all white just kind of a heared out of
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Speaker 2: nowhere and they walked.
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Speaker 1: Up to Huang.
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Speaker 2: They scooped him up, and without really saying anything to him,
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Speaker 2: they brought him to that deportation center in Shanghai, which
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Speaker 2: is a place where people who seemed confused or mentally
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Speaker 2: ill would be sent in order to help them get home.
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Speaker 1: And that was it.
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Speaker 2: That was Hwang's entire story that he just basically woke
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Speaker 2: up in nan Jing with no idea how he got there.
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Speaker 2: And so after he told his family, they all just
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Speaker 2: kind of looked at him like, really, like that's what happened?
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Speaker 2: That makes no sense. But Huang, I mean he was
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Speaker 2: completely lucid. He was explaining it really specifically and really simply.
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Speaker 2: I mean he looked and sounded exactly like he normally did,
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Speaker 2: and he seemed very honest as he was telling the story.
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Speaker 2: Over the next few weeks, Huang kind of reintegrated back
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Speaker 2: into his life, but things just were not the same.
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Speaker 1: People were now scared of him.
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Speaker 2: I mean kids literally ran away from him when they
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Speaker 2: saw him because rumors were going around town that he
14:53
Speaker 2: himself his body was haunted or something, and so kids
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Speaker 2: were scared of him, and other villagers would openly go
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Speaker 2: about him right in front of him. I mean, even
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Speaker 2: his beloved fiance admitted to feeling really uncomfortable around him now.
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Speaker 2: And while all of this was obviously very upsetting for Huang,
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Speaker 2: he did also understand why people were acting this way.
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Speaker 2: I mean, this is a very anomalous thing that's happened
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Speaker 2: to him, and he did not have a good explanation
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Speaker 2: for this totally insane event that he was a part of,
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Speaker 2: and so he just kind of got it. And in fact,
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Speaker 2: Huang himself was kind of terrified of himself. I mean
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Speaker 2: at night, when he would go to bed, he would
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Speaker 2: be terrified that the second he closed his eyes, he
15:34
Speaker 2: was going to be transported hundreds or thousands of miles
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Speaker 2: away to some totally unknown place and maybe this time
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Speaker 2: he wouldn't even be able to get back again. But
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Speaker 2: as the days war on, Huang continued to wake up
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Speaker 2: in his own bed in Bagau, which over time kind
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Speaker 2: of made him feel more secure that whatever happened to
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Speaker 2: him was a one time thing and it's not going
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Speaker 2: to happen again. However, Huang would be wrong. On September eighth,
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Speaker 2: nineteen seventy seven, so three weeks after Huang had returned
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Speaker 2: back home, he went to sleep in his bed in
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Speaker 2: the village of Baygao, but when he woke up the.
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Speaker 1: Next morning, he was not there.
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Speaker 2: The first thing Huang noticed when he woke up that
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Speaker 2: morning were the sounds around him were totally different.
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Speaker 1: They were not right.
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Speaker 2: Normally, when he was asleep in his home, he would
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Speaker 2: hear the sound of his mother and father snoring right
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Speaker 2: by him, and he might hear some insects or birds
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Speaker 2: out his window, and those sounds were gone. Instead, he
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Speaker 2: heard what sounded like footsteps, but not ordinary footsteps. There
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Speaker 2: were footsteps of somebody walking on cement who was wearing
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Speaker 2: high heels, like a clicking sound.
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Speaker 1: And then Huang also became.
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Speaker 2: Aware of the fact that his face was clearly pressed
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Speaker 2: up against cement he was laying on the ground. But
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Speaker 2: Huang couldn't open his eyes. As hard as he tried,
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Speaker 2: he couldn't do it. He couldn't move his body, and
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Speaker 2: so he was just laying there on cement with his
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Speaker 2: eyes closed, listening to the sound of these footsteps, these
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Speaker 2: high heels getting closer and closer and closer, and as they.
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Speaker 1: Did, his anxiety was growing and growing. He had no
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Speaker 1: idea who this person was.
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Speaker 2: And then these footsteps they got right up to him
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Speaker 2: and then passed by him, and Huang felt the breeze
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Speaker 2: as this person walked right past him. And then after
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Speaker 2: this person in high heels had kind of walked off
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Speaker 2: in the other direction, Huang finally was able to wrench
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Speaker 2: open his eyes and he sat up, and he looked
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Speaker 2: around and won he couldn't find anybody. It was totally
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Speaker 2: abandoned all around him, so whoever had those high heels
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Speaker 2: on had somehow vanished in plain sight. And then also
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Speaker 2: Ashuang continued to look around him, it looked like he
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Speaker 2: was in the middle of this city. But again, there's
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Speaker 2: nobody out there. It's like this abandoned city street.
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Speaker 1: All he had in.
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Speaker 2: Front of him was this clock up on a building
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Speaker 2: that said one am. And so pretty soon Huang was
17:42
Speaker 2: just kind of walking in circles, screaming out for help.
17:46
Speaker 2: And right when he was about to just start sprinting
17:48
Speaker 2: in any one direction and hope that help would be
17:51
Speaker 2: somewhere out there, Huang felt a tap on his shoulder,
17:54
Speaker 2: and then the person tapping him from behind him said,
17:57
Speaker 2: are you Huang yan Cho? Huang spun aroud and he
18:00
Speaker 2: saw there were these two men in military uniforms standing there,
18:04
Speaker 2: and for a second, Huang felt relieved somebody was here
18:07
Speaker 2: to help him. But then he thought to himself, how
18:10
Speaker 2: do they know my name?
18:10
Speaker 1: What's going on here? And so he asked them, how
18:13
Speaker 1: do you know my name? But the two men didn't
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Speaker 1: answer Huang.
18:16
Speaker 2: Instead, they told him that he was at a Shanghai
18:18
Speaker 2: railway station seven hundred miles from Bagau, and that they,
18:23
Speaker 2: these two soldiers, were here to take Huang to a
18:26
Speaker 2: nearby army base. At this point, Huang was so scared
18:30
Speaker 2: he just didn't know what to do, so he just
18:32
Speaker 2: wound up going with these two soldiers who put him
18:34
Speaker 2: in the back of a jeep and then they hopped
18:36
Speaker 2: in and began driving, and they drove him out of
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Speaker 2: this weird, abandoned city where he had woken up, And
18:42
Speaker 2: after driving for some time, they arrived at this huge
18:46
Speaker 2: army base that had all these rows of fencing around
18:48
Speaker 2: it with razor wire on top, and all these sentries
18:51
Speaker 2: that guarded all the doors, and these two soldiers brought
18:54
Speaker 2: him through several of these checkpoints, and then when they
18:57
Speaker 2: reached the very last one, they stopped the car they
18:59
Speaker 2: got out. Huang got out too, and the two soldiers
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Speaker 2: that were with him grabbed Huang's shoulders and they basically
19:05
Speaker 2: led him through the last checkpoint, which was manned by
19:09
Speaker 2: armed guards, and Ashuang was led through this gate. The
19:12
Speaker 2: armed guards seemed to not even notice these soldiers or Huang.
19:16
Speaker 2: It was like they were invisible to the armed guards.
19:18
Speaker 2: But either way, they got through the final checkpoint, and
19:22
Speaker 2: then the two soldiers that were carrying Huang led him
19:25
Speaker 2: to this kind of non descript big building and they
19:27
Speaker 2: opened up a door and they began walking down this
19:30
Speaker 2: long hallway that kind of zigged and zagged. It was
19:33
Speaker 2: up a maze of different directions you could go, and
19:35
Speaker 2: then finally they brought Huang right to this big door
19:38
Speaker 2: that said division headquarters over it. And then before Huang
19:41
Speaker 2: could say anything, one of the two soldiers that was
19:43
Speaker 2: with him knocked on the door, and then before anybody
19:46
Speaker 2: could respond, that same soldier reached down, opened it up,
19:50
Speaker 2: swung the door in, and then they pushed Huang inside
19:53
Speaker 2: and they stepped in after him and shut the door
19:55
Speaker 2: behind them. In front of Huang was this big desk,
19:58
Speaker 2: and sitting behind this desk was a very senior looking
20:01
Speaker 2: military official wearing a uniform. And this official when they
20:05
Speaker 2: looked up and Sawhuang standing there, they got up to
20:07
Speaker 2: their feet and put their hands on their gun and said.
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Speaker 1: What are you doing here?
20:10
Speaker 2: How'd you get in here? And Wang, sensing there was
20:13
Speaker 2: something wrong, threw his hands up to show he was
20:15
Speaker 2: not a threat and pointed behind him and said, they
20:18
Speaker 2: brought me here. And the military official, who still had
20:20
Speaker 2: his hand on his gun, looked behind Huang and said,
20:24
Speaker 2: who brought you here? And Huang he turned around and
20:26
Speaker 2: he saw the two soldiers who had picked him up
20:29
Speaker 2: and driven him here and led him to this room.
20:31
Speaker 2: They were gone, which was impossible Becausehuang would have heard
20:35
Speaker 2: them leave. He didn't hear anything. The door never opened,
20:38
Speaker 2: They just somehow were gone. A second later, the senior
20:41
Speaker 2: military official had pulled out his radio and he was
20:44
Speaker 2: screaming commands. And then another second later, armed soldiers came
20:47
Speaker 2: running into the room. They Grabbedhuang, who still had his
20:50
Speaker 2: hands up. They came in there, Arrestedhuang, and they began
20:53
Speaker 2: asking him all these questions about how he got in here,
20:56
Speaker 2: How did you get through the guards, did you climb
20:58
Speaker 2: the fence, did you cut the fence, how did you
21:00
Speaker 2: get in here. It's not possible that you are here
21:03
Speaker 2: right now. But Huang did not have any answers. All
21:06
Speaker 2: he could say was the two soldiers they brought me here.
21:10
Speaker 2: A couple of days later, Huang would be busted back
21:12
Speaker 2: to Bagao, and again his friends and family and everybody
21:16
Speaker 2: in town had all these.
21:17
Speaker 1: Questions about what happened.
21:19
Speaker 2: But again Huang just had no answers. And then just
21:22
Speaker 2: eleven days after coming back home the second time, Huang
21:26
Speaker 2: would disappear again, and this time he would tell people
21:29
Speaker 2: he encountered two men who told him they were the
21:32
Speaker 2: same two men from the other two times he had
21:35
Speaker 2: gone missing. You had the first instance where he woke
21:38
Speaker 2: up and two police officers in white picked him up
21:40
Speaker 2: off the ground and brought him to the deportation center.
21:43
Speaker 2: And then the second time was the military base where
21:46
Speaker 2: you had those two soldiers who brought him through the
21:48
Speaker 2: gates and brought him to division headquarters. Basically, these two
21:52
Speaker 2: men he encountered on the third trip were saying they
21:55
Speaker 2: were the same men across all three instances, and on
21:58
Speaker 2: this third instance that he went missing, Huang said, these
22:01
Speaker 2: two men put him on their backs and they flew
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Speaker 2: him to nine different cities around China for reasons unknown,
22:09
Speaker 2: and then they flew him back to Bagao and just dropped.
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Speaker 1: Him off right outside his house near a tree, and
22:14
Speaker 1: that was it.
22:15
Speaker 2: Now, of course, this final disappearance sounds the most absurd
22:18
Speaker 2: because what he was flying on the backs of people
22:21
Speaker 2: to all these different cities, that doesn't make any sense.
22:23
Speaker 1: But when Huang was kind.
22:25
Speaker 2: Of aggressively questioned about this third story because it sounded
22:28
Speaker 2: the most made up as compared to the other two,
22:31
Speaker 2: it would turn out Huang had all this kind of
22:34
Speaker 2: insider information about each of the nine cities that he
22:38
Speaker 2: supposedly was flown to by these two men.
22:40
Speaker 1: He knew the weather in.
22:41
Speaker 2: Each of those cities on the night that he was gone,
22:44
Speaker 2: he knew what shows were playing on the night he
22:46
Speaker 2: was gone, and he also just had really specific descriptions
22:50
Speaker 2: of where he was in each of these cities when
22:53
Speaker 2: they got there.
22:54
Speaker 1: That all checked out.
22:55
Speaker 2: Now, you've got to remember that getting that information correct
22:58
Speaker 2: would have been really hard for Huang at the time.
23:01
Speaker 2: He did not have internet access, he didn't have a phone,
23:04
Speaker 2: he didn't have a car. I mean, he lives in
23:06
Speaker 2: an isolated, small village in rural China. So the idea
23:10
Speaker 2: that literally the morning after all this happens, he's flown
23:13
Speaker 2: to these different cities, that he would have all this
23:16
Speaker 2: information perfectly correct, that's hard to do, that would be
23:19
Speaker 2: hard to lie about. As of today, no one has
23:22
Speaker 2: ever been able to debunk Huang's stories. Basically, there's enough
23:26
Speaker 2: legitimacy and verifiable information in his stories that you really
23:31
Speaker 2: can't discount them. They really could have happened. Add in
23:34
Speaker 2: the fact that Huang actually took a light detector test
23:37
Speaker 2: and passed it, and suddenly you're looking at a story that,
23:41
Speaker 2: as crazy.
23:41
Speaker 1: As it sounds, really could have happened.
23:44
Speaker 2: And so huang story today is considered far and away
23:47
Speaker 2: the most famous UFO story in China's history, because the
23:51
Speaker 2: leading theory here is that Huang must have been abducted
23:54
Speaker 2: by aliens and that's how he was being moved around
23:57
Speaker 2: to all these places, and maybe those two men that
24:00
Speaker 2: kept showing up in each of these events were the
24:03
Speaker 2: extraterrestrials that had scooped him up.
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Speaker 1: Nobody knows, but that is the theory.
24:08
Speaker 2: As Forhuang, he wishes none of this had ever happened,
24:11
Speaker 2: because his disappearances and whatever happened to him basically wrecked
24:15
Speaker 2: his life. His fiance broke up with him because she
24:18
Speaker 2: was so uncomfortable around him, and there was a lot
24:20
Speaker 2: of stigma around Huang, especially in the village, where everybody
24:23
Speaker 2: thought he was a liar.
24:24
Speaker 1: And then on top of that, all these.
24:26
Speaker 2: News and film and TV crews came to the village
24:29
Speaker 2: because they wanted to shoot shows and documentaries about Huang,
24:32
Speaker 2: and Hoang did not want anything to do with them.
24:34
Speaker 1: But again, like all these people.
24:36
Speaker 2: Are coming to the village for Huang and it's making
24:38
Speaker 2: the rest of the villagers upset. And then also there
24:40
Speaker 2: was a really lengthy investigation by the police and by
24:44
Speaker 2: the military to try to figure out how in the
24:46
Speaker 2: world Huang got into that army base. I mean, there
24:49
Speaker 2: were layers and layers of security that he somehow got through,
24:53
Speaker 2: and all those armed guards that were watching the gates
24:56
Speaker 2: said they never saw Huang walk through, even though Hoong
24:58
Speaker 2: said he literally just walked through the gate with the
25:01
Speaker 2: two soldiers that were carrying him through.
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Speaker 1: And so today. Huang actually still.
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Speaker 2: Lives in Bagao and he had a son and a
25:08
Speaker 2: daughter and he has grandkids. But he refuses to talk
25:11
Speaker 2: about what happened to him because again, it wrecked his life.
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