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00:00:39Guard course says it shot down and destroyed another American MQ1
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00:00:47of hormones. Iran and
00:00:50Iraq's Kurdistan region announce their determination
00:00:53of to bolster border security and battle
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00:01:01at least three civilians are killed in fresh site air strikes in yemen's
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00:01:24hello everyone, welcome to press tv world news. our
00:01:28top story Iran's Islamic
00:01:29in Revolution. Guard course says a shot down another
00:01:32of USMQ1 drone
00:01:33of over the straight of hormos
00:01:34in a short statement IRGC said two such drones were in fact targeted and
00:01:38destroyed there in the past 24 hours adding over the past days in fact
00:01:42four MQ1 drones have been shot down over the strategic
00:01:45waterway
00:01:47a uranza armed forces have shot down scores of other US aircraft as well
00:01:50including MQ9
00:01:52in Reaper drones since the US is really imposed war in the country started back in late
00:01:56February and just few days ago Iran also sees a US military under
00:02:00water drone over the hormones
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00:02:06youran's parliament speaker, it says the US and Israel were delusional to think they'll break
00:02:10the nation's will with their military aggression. muhammad says that the Iranian
00:02:14nations already shattered that delusion by street rallies held every
00:02:17single night since aggression began 200 days back
00:02:21of in a message to mark the 209th of uh rallies
00:02:25khadib said people's turn out undermined enemies
00:02:28a calculations. he also stressed the people. resistance is
00:02:30a reason for every failure
00:02:32of the enemy's plots. Meanwhile, commander
00:02:34of the IRGC's aerospace force separately described the night rallies as
00:02:38uprising in defense of Iran's independence. General
00:02:41Majid Musavi called on everyone to keep unit
00:02:45of affairs increasingly defined by ability to see through in adversarie defenses,
00:02:49strike
00:02:49of with of precision and adapt rapidly under fire. Nearly 200 days until
00:02:53US's really aggression against Iran and the conflict has put Islamic Republic's
00:02:57years of
00:02:58of investment in indigenous military hardware. to test, revealing capacity
00:03:02that Tehan says has challenged long-standing assumptions by the country's
00:03:05a defensive and offensive
00:03:07of strength. It has been 200 days
00:03:11since the start
00:03:12of the U.S. Israeli aggression against Iran. During this period,
00:03:16Iran has showcased range of military capabilities that, according
00:03:20to Iranian
00:03:20in officials, took the adversary by surprise and demonstrated
00:03:24capabilities it had not expected Tehran to
00:03:26possess.
00:03:31One
00:03:31of the most notable areas was air defense. Iran says its air defense
00:03:35systems have made significant advances in recent years, particularly in
00:03:39detection, tracking
00:03:40and interception. During the war, Iranian
00:03:43of forces detected and destroyed an
00:03:45of F-15, while also detecting tracking and bringing an F-35 into
00:03:49of the engagement envelope of Iranian air defense systems, challenging the
00:03:53assumption that the aircraft could not be detected or engaged by such
00:03:57systems. Iran also
00:03:59of says its air defense. has detected and destroyed dozens of advanced enemy
00:04:03drones, including
00:04:04in US-made MQ9 and Israeli Hermes
00:04:07drones.
00:04:08a Iranian officials say these operations prove the progress not only in
00:04:12conventional air defense systems, but also in the ability to
00:04:15detect, track and counter newer forms of aerial threats.
00:04:19another major
00:04:20in development came in Iran's attacks on US military facilities across West
00:04:24Asia, following the start
00:04:26of the aggression on February 28th. Iran says it targeted U.S.
00:04:30and military facilities in the
00:04:31of UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait and
00:04:35Iraq. The strikes involved range of Iranian ballistic missiles
00:04:39including the Foto One, Koramsar 4,
00:04:42Sejil, Haj Gasim and Hebrekan. The photo one is
00:04:46in solid fuel missile with
00:04:50in a of reported range of around 1,400 kms and a maneuverable re-entry vehicle designed to alter
00:04:54its trajectory during the terminal phase, potentially complicating
00:04:57interception, the Koramsar 4. has
00:05:00a reported range of around 2,000 kilometers and is designed to carry
00:05:04a large warhead for long-range strikes. the segil is
00:05:07two-stage solid fuel ballistic missile giving it
00:05:10substantial regional reach. and allowing for faster launch preparation
00:05:14than liquid fuel systems. Iran also used the Hajgasm,
00:05:18solid fuel ballistic missile with reported range of around
00:05:211,400 km and a maneuverable re-entry
00:05:25vehicle designed for precision strikes, the Hibascheken, another
00:05:29solid fuel ballistic missile has also featured prominently in the
00:05:33conflict with Iranian forces reportedly using it against US
00:05:36military positions in the region. Its maneuverable terminal
00:05:40trajectory is intended to make interception. more difficult. Then
00:05:44in early September, Iran said it used newly developed
00:05:47electro-optical missiles for the first time against US
00:05:50warships. The missiles use cameras and optical sensors to
00:05:53identify and track targets, allowing them to operate without relying
00:05:57on GPS. Iran says this makes them less vulnerable to
00:06:01electronic jamming. Mosan Rezi, Iran's newly appointed
00:06:05secretary the Supreme National Security Council, also said new
00:06:09special anti-destroyer missile had been used in a strike. Describing it as
00:06:13part of new approach to Iran's defense policy, Iranian officials say the
00:06:17military is now collecting operational data from the conflict and feeding it
00:06:21into intelligence analysis, military universities, research
00:06:25institutions and defense industries to improve equipment and tactics.
00:06:29Tehran also emphasizes the use of domestically developed systems whose
00:06:32technical characteristics are less familiar to its adversaries,
00:06:36making it more difficult for them to develop effective counter-measures.
00:06:40Iranian military officials stress that the capabilities demonstrated during
00:06:44the war represent only part the country's overall military
00:06:47capacity, they say Iran deliberately avoids exposing all of its
00:06:51weapons, technologies and tactics in a single conflict,
00:06:55keeping some capabilities undisclosed for future
00:06:57contingencies.
00:07:01Iraq's patriotic union of Kurdistan and Iran reaffirmed a commitment to
00:07:05expanding economic ties and cooperation for border security and to combat
00:07:09terrorism. Iran's foreign minister,
00:07:12with the PUK President in
00:07:16Tehran. He stressed Iran's readiness to expand trade and economic
00:07:19ties with Iraq's Kurdistan region. I thought she also went Iran's
00:07:23Kurdish friends as well as regional countries should remain vigilant against false
00:07:27flag schemes aimed at creating divisions among neighbors. Talibani for
00:07:31his part described Iran as the strongest and ever presence supporter the Iraqi
00:07:34people pledging to strengthen political, security and economic
00:07:38ties. He said the baghdad and the Kurdistan region will not allow Iraq.
00:07:42territory to become a safe haven for groups that pose
00:07:46any kind of threat to Iran or regional
00:07:48countries. meanwile at least three
00:07:52civilians are killed in latest saudi air strikes in two yemini areas in the
00:07:55southwestern province of Thaiz, yemanz health ministry said to the victims
00:07:59were children. Saudi fighter jets also bombedd a government building in
00:08:03khadir district. the province has been a focus of Saudi air strikes in
00:08:07recent days. this while Yemen's arm forces have launched large scale missile and
00:08:11drone strikes. heavily damaging Saudi Arabia's king Khalid airbase
00:08:15and Khamis Musait. They won about roder operations if
00:08:19Saudi aggression continues. The anserla is also said to captured additional
00:08:22strategic islands in the southern Red
00:08:24Sea.
00:08:30Across thousands of square kilometers along the western coast, sanat
00:08:34forces executed the swift wide scale operation to clear
00:08:37Saudi back to Broxies from their long held positions
00:08:41with spoke.
00:08:42directly with the frontline fighters who led the
00:08:45operation. We have been receiving distress
00:08:49calls from the citizens for over four years. They have no
00:08:53electricity, the heat is literally killing them, no gas and no
00:08:57decent living conditions. They were even prevented from
00:09:00accessing these
00:09:01coasts.
00:09:06We clashed with the enemy, the treachous mercenary who sold his honor for the Saudi
00:09:10Rial. By the will of God. the confrontation
00:09:14unfolded beyond anything we could expect or imagine, the enemy
00:09:18fled, like animals fleeing from lions, it was an
00:09:21unprecedented victory and we thank God almighty for
00:09:24it, for
00:09:28the mercenaries fear took control, they
00:09:31ran, they tried escape and
00:09:33withdraw, but ended up
00:09:37colliding with one another, dying in chotic
00:09:40accident in the past.
00:10:12the fish in the sea, armored vehicles as plentiful as the trees on
00:10:16earth, and soldiers as many soldiers securing the western coast is
00:10:20only the beginning, vowing to press forward until every remaining
00:10:24governate is... liberated, the momentum on the ground has
00:10:28already rewritten the
00:10:29map. over 5,000
00:10:33square kilometers are swept in just days, this tv
00:10:36moka.
00:10:57Welcome everyone to Press TV's news review program where we get in-depth in one the
00:11:00days top stories:
00:11:03now China has urged the US to stop preparing for war in outer space
00:11:07after Washington confirmed deployment of weapons into orbit for a
00:11:11first time. We
00:11:15urge the US side to stop expanding its military capabilities and preparing
00:11:19for war in outer space and to take concrete actions safeguard global
00:11:22strategic stability.
00:11:27China's uh foreign ministry further uh warned that the deployment
00:11:30risks turning outer space into a battlefield and fueling and arms
00:11:34race. On Monday USA Air Force Secretary said the space force has operational
00:11:38weapons and orbit capable of responding to threats from
00:11:41adversaries. China's reaction to the announcement comes a mid growing
00:11:45competition between the two economic powers, the militarization of space
00:11:49though dates all the way back to the cold war era and then there's a
00:11:531967 outer space treaty. banned weapons of mass destruction
00:11:56in orbit, but does not prohibit other forms of military
00:12:00activity in
00:12:01space.
00:12:09now join us for the program is for Harley Stanger, a spokesperson at International Schiller
00:12:13Institute a Potsdam, Germany and John Bost, journalist, activist
00:12:17and political analyst joining us from Fredricton Canada, gentlemen,
00:12:21hello and it's a pleasure to have you both on Hardy, we're going to start with you if we could...
00:12:25Okay, the ramifications uh of of this move from
00:12:28your perspective, a time when the US tax payer is really pressed economically and
00:12:32financially.
00:12:36Are you starting with me? I'm starting with Mr. Pots out there,
00:12:40Mr. Schlonganger and Potsdia, yeah, I think that's a
00:12:44factor, but I i think that's a minor factor. The bigger problem is
00:12:48there's a reorganization going on inside the
00:12:51Pentagon, which includes discussion of being.
00:12:55to use nuclear weapons as tactical weapons and
00:12:59not falling behind in any area of
00:13:03weaponry, and so on this idea of going into
00:13:06space with weapons, it's a foolish
00:13:10idea, it's a provocation, and it's without
00:13:13any real reason for it other than the
00:13:17paranoia that the Chinese and India
00:13:20and other countries are moving ahead the United States when it comes to space.
00:13:25technology and overall military technology, so
00:13:29the idea that you're going to somehow protect the interest the
00:13:33United States by putting weapons in space, is the same kind of
00:13:36foolishness that we saw during the cold war with the
00:13:40build up of missiles inside Europe, and of course we see
00:13:44now this is the direction that the US is is
00:13:48going as they fear they're losing influence and losing economic
00:13:52power, instead they're they're talking about weapons
00:13:55and and I think this is a potential disaster in the
00:13:58making all good point there and
00:14:01Johnson out of Canada john
00:14:05uh and when this is the first
00:14:06and I'm Mr Harvey made a couple good points there when this is a
00:14:09first and and you have a treaty there
00:14:13why not amend the treaty make it stronger and when you're a first
00:14:17obviously you
00:14:18have to assume others are going to follow when you're the first you can actually
00:14:21not take that step you can try to make that treaty a treaty strong. instead of
00:14:25exploit it, manipulated, because now you're going to expect what, someone
00:14:29a Moscow to follow suit, you're going to have parties a Beijing,
00:14:33possibly New Delhi and elsewhere, and who knows what space tomorrow could
00:14:37look like? well, first of all, you've got
00:14:41to, you've got to take into consideration that the United
00:14:44States is a state of flux, the United States realizes that their
00:14:48empire is finished, and that they can no longer control things the way
00:14:52they
00:14:52did in the past, so they are... attempting to expand their
00:14:56military base into space. This is another own
00:14:59goal on the part of Trump, which leads me to once again suggest that
00:15:03Trump may be a self-destructive
00:15:07candidate who became the president to destroy the
00:15:11empire from the inside, like Samson pulled
00:15:15down the temple from the inside, because we
00:15:19know that Russia is far,
00:15:22far, far ahead. the United States in
00:15:26missile technology and targeting technology,
00:15:30so if there is a war in space, the satellite systems that
00:15:34will go down are the worldwide GPS. system on
00:15:38which the US military relies, and the
00:15:41Elon Musk communication system, which is basically an
00:15:45extension the US empire, so once again they will be
00:15:49scoring the biggest own goal in history,
00:15:52because the Russian military is ground-based
00:15:56with missile capacities, and the US
00:15:59military is satellite face, and with the destruction
00:16:03their satellites, they will go down first,
00:16:07before Russia and of course before Russia's ally
00:16:11China who will outpuce the Americans five to
00:16:15one in terms of satellite destroying rockets, so
00:16:19once again you can either ride this, you can either
00:16:23read this as suicidal or as a plan
00:16:26by Trump to destroy his own empire and return
00:16:30America to its homeland, which is what he promised when he
00:16:34said he wanted to leave NATO and leave the...
00:16:37behind, so one can never understand what's going on there, but
00:16:41either option is bad for
00:16:44the current American empire, and Harley, we have
00:16:48a little bit of time less, so ultimately are US weapons in space going
00:16:52to make the world safer place, or are they even going to
00:16:55make us safer country? not
00:16:59at all, because any kind of escalation, as
00:17:02your other guest said, means that the other
00:17:05countries that are involved a... called space race who are
00:17:09already ahead the United States will just ramp it up
00:17:13and the problem is that you have you can't
00:17:16resolve the problems facing the US empire by
00:17:20weaponization of space or wars, there has
00:17:24to be reorganization politically in the United States
00:17:28based the that
00:17:28on reality we're a multipolar world and
00:17:31that the old 500 year European colonial system is
00:17:35dead and until the United states recognizes that, whether it's trump
00:17:39or the democrats or anyone, until they recognize that, they're going to be
00:17:43engaged in increasingly suicidal policies
00:17:46and john, you want to win to,
00:17:50because the same deterrant and not offensive posturing was used
00:17:54behind the nuclear bomb, and you try to explain that to the people of Hiroshima
00:17:58and Nagasaki, at least their descendants, the United
00:18:02States has no regret for having used the nuclear bomb,
00:18:05they said they needed to use. their bomb to stop Japan because the Japanese would
00:18:09not surrender, but after the first bomb, the Japanese were
00:18:13trying to surrender. United States then dropped the second bomb
00:18:17intentionally to scare the Soviet Union into thinking that they had
00:18:21a big supply of weapons. These people killed
00:18:25a quarter of million people to send
00:18:29message to scare someone. That's the kind of
00:18:33regime that runs the world empire today, and if God is
00:18:36looking down. us and is helping us, he will bring them down, that's
00:18:40a wrap for another segment to your news review program, thanks for tuning in and bye-bye
00:18:44for
00:18:44now.
00:19:20and welcome back everyone, you're watching Press TV, world news, the Russian foreign minister says
00:19:24Moscow will continue military operations in Ukraine even if potential
00:19:28peace talks get
00:19:29underway.
00:19:33We have stated repeatedly that following the collapse the Istanbul.
00:19:37ments due to western interference, we will not halt the special military
00:19:41operation for the duration of negotiations. if the US had not
00:19:45backed away from the agreements reached in anchorage in August
00:19:482025, and if Europe had not pulled them away from those
00:19:51agreements, we would have been living without war in Ukraine for year
00:19:55now, that is an obvious
00:19:57fact.
00:20:00says that Russia is ready to resume bilateral or trilateral negotiations
00:20:04with the Kiev, if the Ukrain. are prepared to
00:20:08engage, meanwile russian drones targeted petrol stations in Kief for
00:20:12second straight day, latest strikes killed one person and left
00:20:15several injured, according to the kiev mayor
00:20:18vitalitsko. Ukrainian president Vladimir Zelinski says the Ukrainian
00:20:22forces truck an oil refinery a seisron, a drone
00:20:26production facility a Tagenrog and a drone launch site
00:20:30in Orio region. Russia Ukraine war began back in
00:20:33February, okay, that's wrong, 20.
00:20:3821, I believe or 2022, despite numerous
00:20:42international mediation efforts of fighting has yet
00:20:44to be brought to an
00:20:45end and
00:20:49the
00:20:49US inc. opposition to ruling a Republican Party is likely to translate
00:20:53into mid-term election win for Democrats in the House of Representatives. This means
00:20:57likely a third impeachment for President Donald Trump, also it's likely that he'll
00:21:01ultimately be acquited by the Senate, as Rami Mazahari
00:21:04reports.
00:21:08On the first Tuesday in November, the United States will hold their midterm
00:21:12elections and by Wednesday President Donald Trump could be
00:21:15facing his third impeachment. If the democrats win
00:21:19control the... house of representatives, their leader has said they would not
00:21:23rule out pursuing impeachment on day one, which is
00:21:27what many anti-trump americans are hoping for, because it's necessary
00:21:31for everybody, uh, we're all affected by it, not just
00:21:34Americans, all over the world, we're being affected by his
00:21:38insane policies, his
00:21:41horrible actions, his lack of caring, his
00:21:45lies, he should have been out the oval office years ago, he's
00:21:49only there. because he wants to avoid to jail,
00:21:53he's there for himself, and uh, we need to
00:21:57have uh, a person who thinks of the greater good,
00:22:00not themselves. United States Representative, Al Green
00:22:04has already formally filed impeachment charges in the house
00:22:08over Trump's violation the War Powers Act of
00:22:111970. is not predicated upon having a certain number
00:22:15of people in Congress or a certain number of people to vote for. The
00:22:19rules... allow any member of congress to bring articles before the
00:22:23house, and what is interesting, the democrats who may
00:22:26criticize me are not going to say or they're not going to
00:22:30deny that the president has committed impeachable offenses, so if you won't
00:22:34deny that he's committing impeachable offenses, then you should honor your
00:22:38oath of office and vote to impeach. others have called for
00:22:42Trump's impeachment over his genocidal threat to wipe out the
00:22:45whole Iranian civilization for ordering many war
00:22:49crimes, such as the Minab Girls school massacre, for
00:22:53attacking protected civilian infrastructure, for indiscriminate
00:22:56attacks on civilian neighborhoods and
00:22:59more. The Democrats are expected to retake the
00:23:03house where only majority is needed to impeach,
00:23:07but even if they also flip the Senate, they are not going to be
00:23:10close to gaining the 67 vote super majority,
00:23:14which is required to actually convict a president. That means
00:23:18any impeachment of. Trump will likely remain only
00:23:21symbolic once again. Other top law makers have demanded Trump's
00:23:25impeachment over his daily fascistic persecution of Latino
00:23:29Americans and other immigrants, his economic support for tariffs
00:23:33and his remodeling the East Wing the White
00:23:36House. Ramin Mahari, Press TV, Washington
00:23:39DC. And now we're going to swing over to Vienna,
00:23:43Austria. We're joining us is our correspondent out
00:23:47there rinish at the atomic energy agency. the international
00:23:51atomic energy organizations annual summit, good
00:23:55to check in with you pal, tell us everyth everything you can about what transpired today
00:23:58there, yeah hello, as you can see i'm standing
00:24:02here in the conference hall, currently the afternoon session is
00:24:06ongoing, there is a speech by the delegate from
00:24:08Turkmenistan and a couple of minutes the speech
00:24:12by the representative of Iran i will start
00:24:16everything has been pushed back because
00:24:19there was a secret vote uh proceedings have be
00:24:22suspended around four o'clock so about an
00:24:25hour ago local time because there was a
00:24:29vote for members on the conference
00:24:33committee, the conference committee is one of two committees the general
00:24:37conference that are overseeing the workings the general
00:24:41conference and Iran was uh
00:24:44contesting as one of uh five candidates and the
00:24:48United States aims to prohibit
00:24:52uh Iran from contesting uh to the general
00:24:56committee, they they tried to table resolution
00:25:00and uh following the Iranian request
00:25:03secret ballot had been held, so proceedings
00:25:07were were suspended,
00:25:11secret ballot was held and Iran
00:25:14was eventually elected to the committee
00:25:18by the 100% 81 member states the
00:25:22IAA, this is really uh important uh
00:25:26news because uh we clearly see uh it
00:25:30it it was basically vote between those who support United States
00:25:33and those who oppose uh the western
00:25:37dominance the IEA and the majority voted
00:25:41in favor of Iran that clearly shows also the
00:25:44shifting power dynamics here in the general
00:25:48conference uh which are not reflected in the quarterly board of
00:25:51governors where the west still has
00:25:55majority and where the united states and
00:25:59the European troika are constantly pushing for. get another
00:26:03antiran resolution because they know they have
00:26:06majority in this forard which has 35
00:26:10members, but when we look at the the highest body
00:26:14here the IEA where every single member state can vote and as I
00:26:17said they are 100 81 member states so
00:26:21far
00:26:22there was a majority in favor of including
00:26:25Iran in this committee so as
00:26:29in
00:26:30the organization as as almost all international organization
00:26:34nowadays is deeply split between the US and their allies
00:26:37and Iran, China, Russia and their allies,
00:26:40but we clearly see with this vote today that the power
00:26:44denix here at the IAA in the general conference are
00:26:48shifting because the electoral victory, we can clearly
00:26:52say, it is, it is electoral
00:26:55victory at the secret pelot by Iran over the
00:26:59United States. All right, great deers, stay safe. Thank you for that
00:27:03breakdown, I'm sure we'll contact you shortly to get another round up, stay safe,
00:27:07we'll talk to you soon, deta r joining us from Vienna, this brings your Press TV news bulton
00:27:11to its conclusion, everyone, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for
00:27:13now,
00:27:35War takes lives, but sometimes it takes something even
00:27:39more cruel, the chance to say goodbye. This is story
00:27:43of a boy who never came home following a bloody, unprovoked
00:27:47war waged by the US in Israel against
00:27:50Iran. On the morning of February 28th,
00:27:532026, seven-year-old Makan Nasiri left home for school just
00:27:57as he always did. It was his birthday, his mother helped him put on his blue
00:28:01jacket. to keep him warm in the cool morning air. She was preparing
00:28:05Makan's favorite food for lunch. With the
00:28:09quiet excitement of a first grade boy, he walked into Shajar
00:28:13Taybah elementary school, never knowing it would be the last time anyone
00:28:17would see him. At 11:15 a.m. Tomahawk Cruise's missiles
00:28:21struck the school, within seconds, classrooms collapsed, walls
00:28:24crumbled, the sound of children, reading and laughing were replaced
00:28:28by dust, fire and silence rescue workers for days.
00:28:32parents searched with their own hands, one by one the victims were
00:28:36found. families were finally able to bury their
00:28:39children. but one child never came home,
00:28:42mokon nasiri. his father searched through the rubble from the very first
00:28:46afternoon. his uncle together with relatives spent 46
00:28:50days searching every corner the destroyed school and the
00:28:53surrounding fields. more than 100 DNA tests were carried
00:28:57out. investigators searched for anything, a strand of hair, the
00:29:01smallest trace. that could bring certainty to a grieving
00:29:04family, nothing. The only things ever found were crumpled blue
00:29:08jacket and a single small trainer discovered far from the
00:29:12school after the blast had thrown it into a nearby
00:29:15orchard. Experts later concluded that the American
00:29:18missile had struck directly where Macon had been standing.
00:29:22The explosion was so devastating that no identifiable
00:29:25remains were left behind. For most parents,
00:29:29grief begins when they lay their child to rest.
00:29:33Macon's family was denied even that final act of love. They were forced to
00:29:37bury empty grave, a grave with nobody beneath it, only a
00:29:41name carved into stone. Even today, Malkan's mother returns to the ruins
00:29:45the school. She sits quietly a piece of broken
00:29:48concrete, waiting in the same place where she last knew her
00:29:52son existed. Malcon's body was never recovered.
00:29:56His story reminds us that the deepest wound of.