Rappler Recap: Mary Jane Veloso reunites with family after pardon
From Nueva Ecija, the family of Mary Jane Veloso picks her up at the Correctional Institution for Women in Mandaluyong City
From Nueva Ecija, the family of Mary Jane Veloso picks her up at the Correctional Institution for Women in Mandaluyong City
The moment that Mary Jane Veloso says she has fervently prayed for finally comes, following 16 long years of imprisonment
Before going back to her hometown, Mary Jane Veloso first attends Mass and talks to the media, reflecting on her 16-year ordeal in detention and how she coped
Mary Jane Veloso, recently freed, was jailed for 16 years after an illegal recruiter from her hometown tricked her into smuggling drugs into Indonesia
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Our reporters followed Mary Jane Veloso for 48 hours — from her release from prison to her homecoming in Nueva Ecija
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Justice reporter Jairo Bolledo lays out the timeline of events surrounding Veloso’s case
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Mary Jane Veloso did not lose hope that she would someday be free and reunited with her family, and that homecoming has finally become reality