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This gripping investigative documentary exposes the human cost of the Philippine "War on Drugs" through the tragic story of Myca Ulpina, a three-year-old girl killed in June 2019, who remains the campaign's youngest victim. The narrative is anchored by her mother, Nanay Lydjay, who bravely recounts the harrowing events of that fateful day. Through her raw and emotional testimony, she fiercely debunked the official police narrative, clearing her husband and their family of the allegations used to justify the bloody raid.
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00:00They want to be a police, but on the other side, they were killed by the police.
00:11Do they have a lalaki?
00:13There are children here.
00:15There are babies here.
00:15They are trying to kill me.
00:20One child, three years later on,
00:23after a by-bus operation in Rodriguez, Rizal.
00:27I'm going to be an imperfect woman.
00:29You can't do it.
00:31Do you want to be a child?
00:35Never.
00:36Because you have a child.
00:38You don't want to happen like that.
00:40But shit happens.
00:45While they were alive,
00:48they were still alive.
00:50That's why.
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