Honestly they probably have a better education than most NY kids. They're also not dead like many NY kids. Not to defend their father. But that many kids? It's a numbers game in that city.
They watched a huge ton of movies and spent ages trying to memorise lines and speech patterns from them. Not to mention there were 6 brothers, 1 sister and 1 mom to interact with
Do this kids turned into psychopaths or some kind of criminals? Or have they been raped, or have been found killed? Actually in some way, they have been protected of the evilness & bad influences from this violent & evil world. They have had the time of the whole world to play & do as much of most children can’t. How many parents allow their kids to play, run & develop their talents? Not many. I haven’t heard once that their father, didn’t allow them to express their talents. Otherways none of these young men wouldn’t have come up as good as they seems to be. They are polite, they are well spoken, they are so articulated, they are caring, they are humble, they are kind, they are pure & super talented. This marvelous miracle couldn’t be possible if they would have been truly abused, 24/7. The scars of real abuse, leaves darkness in the soul, that it’s hard to hide. That’s why the father hasn’t been prosecuted by the authorities of New York. This country pays close attention to child abuse & protects kids. I’m wondering in what kind of people would have they turned, if they would have exposed to the criminality & drug addictions of New York streets, to the toxic public school system and or have experienced the abandon of their busy parents, because they could not be present all day long, with absolutely no time to pay one bit of attention to none of them? Looking to those video images, I see a mother, I see a father & I see all of their children playing, filming, having fun all together, like a happy family. So I get, that not everything was bad, I get that they were exposed to the warmth of family moments. How many of us have exprerienced playful moments with our parents? At least not me, not even once! Nobody knows what happens inside each family at close doors. No family is perfect & no parent wants to harm their children. Ignorance & fear plays a big role in parenting. We all make mistakes, some of us make worse mistakes than others, that’s the only difference. The thing is that most of us believes that we are perfect beings with no mistakes to be blame. Most of us are just so PERFECT!
The father was protecting them from the world by inundating them with violent movies. How did they get all of the props and materials to make the props. There's more to this. Thank God they had one another.
For those whom don’t know; Cusco, is one of the most beautiful, peaceful & sacred cities in Peru, surrounded by majestic mountains & virgin nature, where spirituality is present in every day life. Spirituality & knowladge is passed traditionally from the ancestors to the new generations, Each village has its own traditions, customs & believes. Children are raised based on the tradition, kids are supposed to follow the customs & traditions. Some people like these brothers will called rules. It’s what parents have done for generations, teaching them values & discipline. Everyone raised in the 60’s, in the 70’s or before, will probably follow his traditional beliefs with his kids. In this culture their believes are well respected, because they come from their ancestors & they have followed for their whole lives. This is what I know, about Peruvian culture. Not cutting their hair & keep it long represents power. Believe in higher powers, believed & trusting their own intuition is their trait. Believing in natural medicine, in the power of nature within yourself is their trait. Believe in ayahuasca is their trait. Believe that evil lives outside, on the strests & believe that it won’t get to you, if you’re inside of your house, is their trait. I assume Oscar was born in the 60’s or in the 70’s ? It’s very easy to judge without knowing the facts of each individual. What I have heard from everyone including his wife is that Oscar, was afraid of strangers. That he wanted to protected his family. I assumed that his biggest fear was to lose one of them. I assumed that his biggest fear was to seeing them hurt, perhaps he was afraid of seeing them dead? Or seeing them as one of those drug addicts lying on the streets pavement, which is the same as having lost a child! Or was he scared of not seeing one of them again, because one of them was kidnapped & killed by some crazy dude? Specially his kids for having an indigenous looks. Racism exist & outthere are evil people hurting those most vulnerable, as precious children are. Maybe for this father, the best way to protect his kids, was by keeping them inside his home, at all times & under lock. Perhaps it was his only way to control his own anxity & his fears of danger. These brothers should go visit his father’s small village in Cusco, to then compare with NY slums life rhythm, maybe then, they will get a better sense of understanding, why his father became depressed, anxious & highly paranoid, to hide, & numb his fears, his frustrations, his sadness, his anxiety & depression drinking alcohol.... And for those who have wondered why Oscar, didn’t return to his village, if he felt so unsafe & miserable in NY? Well maybe he didn’t have the guts to go back, maybe there was concerns about inmigration process. Isn’t so easy to pack & return, especially having small children... when there are children & there isn’t financial solvency, life becomes very complicated to just pack & go back. That’s why women need to take control of their bodies & work on birth control, without asking anyones permission. DIU, pills & condoms exists for several decades, the only thing is needed is to want to do it. Specially if I live in scarcity, specially if my husband has issues, like mental illness, alcoholism, especially if his cultural barriers & ignorance are keeping my children & I, trapped, captured. Then, I will take my power & intelligence back to manage the number of children that I should have. I assumed Suzanne leave her appartment, at least seven times, to get to the hospital to give birth to her children, there was her opportunity to ask for help to doctors with birth control. Otherwise it will be very hard to breakdown the scarcity cycle, life in extreme poverty isn’t fun at all, life without covering the essential needs is too depressive, it’s a nightmare for everyone. And if things weren’t working in NY, then I would have used all of my skills to convince my husband to return all together to his village to work hard & raise our kids in an open door environment, surrounded with mountains, rivers & cattle. Life for sure will be tough, but at least the kids would be running everywhere. I’m not here to judge anyone, but to highlight some important points that nobody takes in consideration before judging someone. I assume that their decisions, as adults, were taken based on their own very difficult circumstances. I totally get it! The best of luck & Gods blessings to each of them, including Mr. Angulo.
That's funny they did the Batman 3 act. I wonder if they noticed the part where Batman throws a punch and it misses the guy by 2 feet and he acts like he got hit.
For who has been emotional tortured & mistreated by their monstrousness father, since he has been painted in that way, a father who did not allowed them to have any contact with anyone from the outside world, they seem to have the best communication skills, even better than the finest & well educated people! Something tells me that the story hasn’t been told with the complete truth. I have watched their documentary & their interviews several times & found facts that makes me think that there is some deegre of exaggeration..... I feel very sorry for all of them, including both of their parents, because most of time, when parents do harmful things to their children, is with best intentions, not wanting to hurt them at all. One thing to learn from this story is to never have children if one of the two aren’t emotionality & financially stable. Or if their culture, customs & believes are going to negatively impact the life of my kids. Hopefully they have found understanding & forgiveness for their father as well. Forgiveness is a gift from God to freedom our own selves.
ABC News if ever you need someone to put a proper title for your every video and organize it in order hit me up. I'll gladly take the job. cause it looks like this channel really needs it.
They're all so intelligent. It doesn't seem they were being abused but their dad is absolutely NUTS. Those kids missed out on so so much. Their whole entire world is a fictional movie. This hurts me so much. They never saw a dentist or a doctor. Prayer up
The best thing that what their father did (keeping them in) he should have been put. Away though.,was his kids did not socialize with the pos that live in that building.lowlife thugs.
Do this kids turned into psychopaths or some kind of criminals? Or have they been raped, or have been found killed? Actually in some way, they have been protected of the evilness & bad influences from this violent & evil world. They have had the time of the whole world to play & do as much of most children can’t. How many parents allow their kids to play, run & develop their talents? Not many. I haven’t heard once that their father, didn’t allow them to express their talents. Otherways none of these young men wouldn’t have come up as good as they seems to be. They are polite, they are well spoken, they are so articulated, they are caring, they are humble, they are kind, they are pure & super talented. This marvelous miracle couldn’t be possible if they would have been truly abused, 24/7. The scars of real abuse, leaves darkness in the soul, that it’s hard to hide. That’s why the father hasn’t been prosecuted by the authorities of New York. This country pays close attention to child abuse & protects kids. I’m wondering in what kind of people would have they turned, if they would have exposed to the criminality & drug addictions of New York streets, to the toxic public school system and or have experienced the abandon of their busy parents, because they could not be present all day long, with absolutely no time to pay one bit of attention to none of them? Looking to those video images, I see a mother, I see a father & I see all of their children playing, filming, having fun all together, like a happy family. So I get, that not everything was bad, I get that they were exposed to the warmth of family moments. How many of us have exprerienced playful moments with our parents? At least not me, not even once! Nobody knows what happens inside each family at close doors. No family is perfect & no parent wants to harm their children. Ignorance & fear plays a big role in parenting. We all make mistakes, some of us make worse mistakes than others, that’s the only difference. The thing is that most of us believes that we are perfect beings with no mistakes to be blame. Most of us are just so PERFECT! th-cam.com/video/ECCQ7DyA5M0/w-d-xo.html
This is a very long comment, but it’s mainly made for these brothers. I wish it’s found by at least one of them & gets read it. In this interview they were very young, still teenagers, youth is beautiful but doesn’t give anyone wisdom to understand & be fair. Without knowledge will be too hard to understand & will be imposible to forgive. Sometimes only time to process... 🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃 People from opposite cultures have different way of thinking & living. Can you imagine to move from the Peruvian Andes, where life is much calmed & quiet, than the noisy & dangerous New York life? Specially for someone with a particular point of view of life. Poorest people from poor countries have the tendency to think that wealthy countries are the worse & they live to complain & disagree with their system. Some people will have socialist ideologies. And depending from where they are coming from, they will live their village cultural beliefs & customs, which wil greatly contrast, with the beliefs & customs of that new big cosmopolitan world, where the stereotype life seems to be too sophisticated to put up with. Suzanne made a big mistake marrying a rebel villager. A man with his own social & cultural traditions which can became barriers in another world. Then they moved to the craziest, biggest most dangerous city as NY is, especially if they end up living in an unsafe, unkind & unattractive neighborhood. Unattractive in terms of not having access to green nature & unkind because people aren’t the most kind in New York. It seems like Oscar (the father) was petrified of what he saw in his new environment, not compared with his Peruvian beautiful, peaceful & quiet mountains to hike whenever he wanted to, the rivers & lakes to swim whenever he wanted to. No NY couldn’t be compared with the warmth & kindness of the humble villagers, with who he surrounded with, his whole life. Nobody knows what unkind & sad experiences he may encountered in NY neighborhood, which hasn’t been told in this story, but left him with deep scars to the point of becoming an obsessed paranoid with the safetiest way of keeping his family protected. There is a post traumatic cultural shock, which manifests as trauma, this could be the case. From the description, given by his kids & wife in the film, I can tell that he suffered from severe depresión... The drinking, the isolation, his irritability, his moodiness, his constant worries & fear & his lack of self motivation, are some most common symptoms of anxiety & severe depression, illnesses that requires medical treatment to cope & be able to manage to live a normal life. It could have been the case that he also suffered from some other disorders as well. I work in psychiatric hospitals, so I can recognized the symptoms described on him. Anyone can end up developing these illnesses, if life circumstances changes for worse. If there is a stressful life with no joy & pleasure, but with excessive worries. It’s not easy to leave your own country, your surroundings, your life, your customs, even if your life wasn’t the most beautiful life, but it was the life you felt confortable living in. Same thing happens with food, it’s not easy to adjust to new tastes, actually, food is what makes us feel at home, connected with our culture & with love. And what about the freedom, the gift & privilege of accessing the hometown mountains & take hikes. The rivers & lakes to swim. Your family to laugh & cry. Your pets to love & play.... imagine that suddenly all of that gets replaced for one big, dangerous & lonely jungle of concrete, where people looks at you with unkindness gestures or indifference, where discrimination screams aloud on your face & you’re too old to easily adjust to the happiness of this new life.... and you hear & know about crime, about evil people who might be awaiting around the corner to hurt you or hurt you beloved children. Then it will be normal to feel scared, unsafe & stuck! I imagine that he must have heard & seen atrocities done to people in those streets. I will probably feel like I have moved from paradise to live in hell. Then I will get homesick... which probably will lead me to anxiety & great depression. For those whom don’t know; Cusco, is one of the most beautiful, peaceful & sacred cities in Peru, surrounded by majestic mountains & virgin nature, where spirituality is present in every day life. Spirituality & knowladge is passed traditionally from the ancestors to the new generations, Each village has its own traditions, customs & believes. Children are raised based on the tradition, kids are supposed to follow the customs & traditions. Some people like these brothers will called rules. It’s what parents have done for generations, teaching them values & discipline. Everyone raised in the 60’s, in the 70’s or before, will probably follow his traditional beliefs with his kids. In this culture their believes are well respected, because they come from their ancestors & they have followed for their whole lives. This is what I know, about Peruvian culture. Not cutting their hair & keep it long represents power. Believe in higher powers, believed & trusting their own intuition is their trait. Believing in natural medicine, in the power of nature within yourself is their trait. Believe in ayahuasca is their trait. Believe that evil lives outside, on the strests & believe that it won’t get to you, if you’re inside of your house, is their trait. I assume Oscar was born in the 60’s or in the 70’s ? It’s very easy to judge without knowing the facts of each individual. What I have heard from everyone including his wife is that Oscar, was afraid of strangers. That he wanted to protected his family. I assumed that his biggest fear was to lose one of them. I assumed that his biggest fear was to seeing them hurt, perhaps he was afraid of seeing them dead? Or seeing them as one of those drug addicts lying on the streets pavement, which is the same as having lost a child! Or was he scared of not seeing one of them again, because one of them was kidnapped & killed by some crazy dude? Specially his kids for having an indigenous looks. Racism exist & outthere are evil people hurting those most vulnerable, as precious children are. Maybe for this father, the best way to protect his kids, was by keeping them inside his home, at all times & under lock. Perhaps it was his only way to control his own anxity & his fears of danger. These brothers should go visit his father’s small village in Cusco, to then compare with NY slums life rhythm, maybe then, they will get a better sense of understanding, why his father became depressed, anxious & highly paranoid, to hide, & numb his fears, his frustrations, his sadness, his anxiety & depression drinking alcohol.... And for those who have wondered why Oscar, didn’t return to his village, if he felt so unsafe & miserable in NY? Well maybe he didn’t have the guts to go back, maybe there was concerns about inmigration process. Isn’t so easy to pack & return, especially having small children... when there are children & there isn’t financial solvency, life becomes very complicated to just pack & go back. That’s why women need to take control of their bodies & work on birth control, without asking anyones permission. DIU, pills & condoms exists for several decades, the only thing is needed is to want to do it. Specially if I live in scarcity, specially if my husband has issues, like mental illness, alcoholism, especially if his cultural barriers & ignorance are keeping my children & I, trapped, captured. Then, I will take my power & intelligence back to manage the number of children that I should have. I assumed Suzanne leave her appartment, at least seven times, to get to the hospital to give birth to her children, there was her opportunity to ask for help to doctors with birth control. Otherwise it will be very hard to breakdown the scarcity cycle, life in extreme poverty isn’t fun at all, life without covering the essential needs is too depressive, it’s a nightmare for everyone. And if things weren’t working in NY, then I would have used all of my skills to convince my husband to return all together to his village to work hard & raise our kids in an open door environment, surrounded with mountains, rivers & cattle. Life for sure will be tough, but at least the kids would be running everywhere. I’m not here to judge anyone, but to highlight some important points that nobody takes in consideration before judging someone. I assume that their decisions, as adults, were taken based on their own very difficult circumstances. I totally get it! The best of luck & Gods blessings to each of them, including Mr. Angulo.
I'm not saying the father was right but the father in some sad way probably thought he was doing his kids Justice you have to understand raising 6 7 kids in the Lower East Side projects in the 80s and 90s the outcomes we're not good for most of them High chance kids turning to crack and crime.
This is a very long comment, but it’s mainly made for these brothers. I wish it’s found by at least one of them & gets read it. In this interview they were very young, still teenagers, youth is beautiful but doesn’t give anyone wisdom to understand & be fair. Without knowledge will be too hard to understand & will be imposible to forgive. Sometimes only time to process... 🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃 People from opposite cultures have different way of thinking & living. Can you imagine to move from the Peruvian Andes, where life is much calmed & quiet, than the noisy & dangerous New York life? Specially for someone with a particular point of view of life. Poorest people from poor countries have the tendency to think that wealthy countries are the worse & they live to complain & disagree with their system. Some people will have socialist ideologies. And depending from where they are coming from, they will live their village cultural beliefs & customs, which wil greatly contrast, with the beliefs & customs of that new big cosmopolitan world, where the stereotype life seems to be too sophisticated to put up with. Suzanne made a big mistake marrying a rebel villager. A man with his own social & cultural traditions which can became barriers in another world. Then they moved to the craziest, biggest most dangerous city as NY is, especially if they end up living in an unsafe, unkind & unattractive neighborhood. Unattractive in terms of not having access to green nature & unkind because people aren’t the most kind in New York. It seems like Oscar (the father) was petrified of what he saw in his new environment, not compared with his Peruvian beautiful, peaceful & quiet mountains to hike whenever he wanted to, the rivers & lakes to swim whenever he wanted to. No NY couldn’t be compared with the warmth & kindness of the humble villagers, with who he surrounded with, his whole life. Nobody knows what unkind & sad experiences he may encountered in NY neighborhood, which hasn’t been told in this story, but left him with deep scars to the point of becoming an obsessed paranoid with the safetiest way of keeping his family protected. There is a post traumatic cultural shock, which manifests as trauma, this could be the case. From the description, given by his kids & wife in the film, I can tell that he suffered from severe depresión... The drinking, the isolation, his irritability, his moodiness, his constant worries & fear & his lack of self motivation, are some most common symptoms of anxiety & severe depression, illnesses that requires medical treatment to cope & be able to manage to live a normal life. It could have been the case that he also suffered from some other disorders as well. I work in psychiatric hospitals, so I can recognized the symptoms described on him. Anyone can end up developing these illnesses, if life circumstances changes for worse. If there is a stressful life with no joy & pleasure, but with excessive worries. It’s not easy to leave your own country, your surroundings, your life, your customs, even if your life wasn’t the most beautiful life, but it was the life you felt confortable living in. Same thing happens with food, it’s not easy to adjust to new tastes, actually, food is what makes us feel at home, connected with our culture & with love. And what about the freedom, the gift & privilege of accessing the hometown mountains & take hikes. The rivers & lakes to swim. Your family to laugh & cry. Your pets to love & play.... imagine that suddenly all of that gets replaced for one big, dangerous & lonely jungle of concrete, where people looks at you with unkindness gestures or indifference, where discrimination screams aloud on your face & you’re too old to easily adjust to the happiness of this new life.... and you hear & know about crime, about evil people who might be awaiting around the corner to hurt you or hurt you beloved children. Then it will be normal to feel scared, unsafe & stuck! I imagine that he must have heard & seen atrocities done to people in those streets. I will probably feel like I have moved from paradise to live in hell. Then I will get homesick... which probably will lead me to anxiety & great depression.
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Imagine if they'd been properly educated? They're so very intelligent.
Honestly they probably have a better education than most NY kids.
They're also not dead like many NY kids.
Not to defend their father. But that many kids? It's a numbers game in that city.
They can still achieve there dreams.
Such bright stars..
They were homeschooled by their mom, thats as proper as one gets. One year Public Education can be thought in 4 months of home school.
They actually seem like normal kids. I would have thought they'd be a lot more socially awkward after being isolated for that long.
That's becouse it's bullshit.
All the movies they watched taught them how to interact with others and express themselves and basically be normal human beings...
At least they had each other to interact with
One of the boys said it was the movies that taught them how to interact with people.
They watched a huge ton of movies and spent ages trying to memorise lines and speech patterns from them. Not to mention there were 6 brothers, 1 sister and 1 mom to interact with
I just love how homeboy on the down left looks like a punk rocker from the 80s lol sorta like corey haim in dream a little dream
I love these boys, they are talented and will have a great future!
dad needs to go to jail
Absolutely
Do this kids turned into psychopaths or some kind of criminals? Or have they been raped, or have been found killed? Actually in some way, they have been protected of the evilness & bad influences from this violent & evil world. They have had the time of the whole world to play & do as much of most children can’t. How many parents allow their kids to play, run & develop their talents? Not many. I haven’t heard once that their father, didn’t allow them to express their talents.
Otherways none of these young men wouldn’t have come up as good as they seems to be.
They are polite, they are well spoken, they are so articulated, they are caring, they are humble, they are kind, they are pure & super talented. This marvelous miracle couldn’t be possible if they would have been truly abused, 24/7.
The scars of real abuse, leaves darkness in the soul, that it’s hard to hide. That’s why the father hasn’t been prosecuted by the authorities of New York. This country pays close attention to child abuse & protects kids.
I’m wondering in what kind of people would have they turned, if they would have exposed to the criminality & drug addictions of New York streets, to the toxic public school system and or have experienced the abandon of their busy parents, because they could not be present all day long, with absolutely no time to pay one bit of attention to none of them? Looking to those video images, I see a mother, I see a father & I see all of their children playing, filming, having fun all together, like a happy family. So I get, that not everything was bad, I get that they were exposed to the warmth of family moments. How many of us have exprerienced playful moments with our parents?
At least not me, not even once!
Nobody knows what happens inside each family at close doors. No family is perfect & no parent wants to harm their children. Ignorance & fear plays a big role in parenting. We all make mistakes, some of us make worse mistakes than others, that’s the only difference. The thing is that most of us believes that we are perfect beings with no mistakes to be blame. Most of us are just so PERFECT!
That's sad. But that was super creative I would've never thought of recreating movies
I fell sorry for these guys.14 years in a apartment I just sad
Do you know Luis Angulo Gil? Peruano
Their mother did an amazing job under the situation these boys are amazing especially mukunda he has this sincere soft genuine honest voice
Its amazing the stories you find on TH-cam that you've never heard of.
Watch out world 🌎 here comes greatness....nothing but blessings upon you brothers
They are so cute ! ❤️
They're amazing young men. The dad needs to be locked up.
The father was protecting them from the world by inundating them with violent movies.
How did they get all of the props and materials to make the props.
There's more to this.
Thank God they had one another.
What an intelligent people!!!! God bless this people..
Can't wait to see the movies these kids make in the coming years.
They're adorable
These brothers are creative as well!
I'm curious to see their movie reenactments lol. I find them really interesting.
I love them.
Bless there 💓
How do you not go crazy????? OMG
He had his Bros
Handsome boys.
Smart kids!
They up loaded this 6 months ago. It's a re-upload to make more money off it.
Yup
+Kill Sadism they got 534K views on the first part originally and 154K on the second part. They did it to get more money.
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For those whom don’t know; Cusco, is one of the most beautiful, peaceful & sacred cities in Peru, surrounded by majestic mountains & virgin nature, where spirituality is present in every day life. Spirituality & knowladge is passed traditionally from the ancestors to the new generations, Each village has its own traditions, customs & believes. Children are raised based on the tradition, kids are supposed to follow the customs & traditions. Some people like these brothers will called rules. It’s what parents have done for generations, teaching them values & discipline. Everyone raised in the 60’s, in the 70’s or before, will probably follow his traditional beliefs with his kids. In this culture their believes are well respected, because they come from their ancestors & they have followed for their whole lives. This is what I know, about Peruvian culture.
Not cutting their hair & keep it long represents power. Believe in higher powers, believed & trusting their own intuition is their trait. Believing in natural medicine, in the power of nature within yourself is their trait. Believe in ayahuasca is their trait. Believe that evil lives outside, on the strests & believe that it won’t get to you, if you’re inside of your house, is their trait. I assume Oscar was born in the 60’s or in the 70’s ?
It’s very easy to judge without knowing the facts of each individual. What I have heard from everyone including his wife is that Oscar, was afraid of strangers. That he wanted to protected his family.
I assumed that his biggest fear was to lose one of them.
I assumed that his biggest fear was to seeing them hurt, perhaps he was afraid of seeing them dead? Or seeing them as one of those drug addicts lying on the streets pavement, which is the same as having lost a child! Or was he scared of not seeing one of them again, because one of them was kidnapped & killed by some crazy dude? Specially his kids for having an indigenous looks. Racism exist & outthere are evil people hurting those most vulnerable, as precious children are.
Maybe for this father, the best way to protect his kids, was by keeping them inside his home, at all times & under lock. Perhaps it was his only way to control his own anxity & his fears of danger.
These brothers should go visit his father’s small village in Cusco, to then compare with NY slums life rhythm, maybe then, they will get a better sense of understanding, why his father became depressed, anxious & highly paranoid, to hide, & numb his fears, his frustrations, his sadness, his anxiety & depression drinking alcohol....
And for those who have wondered why Oscar, didn’t return to his village, if he felt so unsafe & miserable in NY? Well maybe he didn’t have the guts to go back, maybe there was concerns about inmigration process. Isn’t so easy to pack & return, especially having small children... when there are children & there isn’t financial solvency, life becomes very complicated to just pack & go back.
That’s why women need to take control of their bodies & work on birth control, without asking anyones permission. DIU, pills & condoms exists for several decades, the only thing is needed is to want to do it. Specially if I live in scarcity, specially if my husband has issues, like mental illness, alcoholism, especially if his cultural barriers & ignorance are keeping my children & I, trapped, captured.
Then, I will take my power & intelligence back to manage the number of children that I should have. I assumed Suzanne leave her appartment, at least seven times, to get to the hospital to give birth to her children, there was her opportunity to ask for help to doctors with birth control. Otherwise it will be very hard to breakdown the scarcity cycle, life in extreme poverty isn’t fun at all, life without covering the essential needs is too depressive, it’s a nightmare for everyone.
And if things weren’t working in NY, then I would have used all of my skills to convince my husband to return all together to his village to work hard & raise our kids in an open door environment, surrounded with mountains, rivers & cattle. Life for sure will be tough, but at least the kids would be running everywhere.
I’m not here to judge anyone, but to highlight some important points that nobody takes in consideration before judging someone.
I assume that their decisions, as adults, were taken based on their own very difficult circumstances.
I totally get it!
The best of luck & Gods blessings to each of them, including Mr. Angulo.
How did he look up at the building and see his brothers? The father had covered the windows with blankets and cut off all sunshine.
Anybody see the movie "Room"?
luvahadowsdolls yeah i thought this sounded like that movie
What happened after? need a 3rd part
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That's funny they did the Batman 3 act. I wonder if they noticed the part where Batman throws a punch and it misses the guy by 2 feet and he acts like he got hit.
Where is their sister? They mention her once but we don't see her
1:20
Did you just text any time lol ?? Bc that scene has nothing to do w her.
@@AG-fs5ht
I'm wondering that myself. Hoping they'll say something about her w/in the best 2 mins.
Google it
She has problems
Who else waited an entire year
They are so fucking cool
I can't find part 3
Can someone show me where part 3 is?
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Part 3?
Edit: Nevermind. Bunch of stuff on TH-cam.
They went to Hollywood...I'll leave it at that 😃
where??
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For who has been emotional tortured & mistreated by their monstrousness father, since he has been painted in that way, a father who did not allowed them to have any contact with anyone from the outside world, they seem to have the best communication skills, even better than the finest & well educated people!
Something tells me that the story hasn’t been told with the complete truth.
I have watched their documentary & their interviews several times & found facts that makes me think that there is some deegre of exaggeration.....
I feel very sorry for all of them, including both of their parents, because most of time, when parents do harmful things to their children, is with best intentions, not wanting to hurt them at all.
One thing to learn from this story is to never have children if one of the two aren’t emotionality & financially stable. Or if their culture, customs & believes are going to negatively impact the life of my kids. Hopefully they have found understanding & forgiveness for their father as well. Forgiveness is a gift from God to freedom our own selves.
ABC News if ever you need someone to put a proper title for your every video and organize it in order hit me up. I'll gladly take the job. cause it looks like this channel really needs it.
The interviewer should stifle and let the young man speak🤦🏾♀️
bruh this isn't even part 2 it's the same video from part 1
what happened to the father? he is in prison?
They're all so intelligent. It doesn't seem they were being abused but their dad is absolutely NUTS. Those kids missed out on so so much. Their whole entire world is a fictional movie. This hurts me so much. They never saw a dentist or a doctor. Prayer up
The best thing that what their father did (keeping them in) he should have been put. Away though.,was his kids did not socialize with the pos that live in that building.lowlife thugs.
It took them 14 years to leave when they’re dad left they should’ve left earlier
Wow
Do this kids turned into psychopaths or some kind of criminals? Or have they been raped, or have been found killed? Actually in some way, they have been protected of the evilness & bad influences from this violent & evil world. They have had the time of the whole world to play & do as much of most children can’t. How many parents allow their kids to play, run & develop their talents? Not many. I haven’t heard once that their father, didn’t allow them to express their talents.
Otherways none of these young men wouldn’t have come up as good as they seems to be.
They are polite, they are well spoken, they are so articulated, they are caring, they are humble, they are kind, they are pure & super talented. This marvelous miracle couldn’t be possible if they would have been truly abused, 24/7.
The scars of real abuse, leaves darkness in the soul, that it’s hard to hide. That’s why the father hasn’t been prosecuted by the authorities of New York. This country pays close attention to child abuse & protects kids.
I’m wondering in what kind of people would have they turned, if they would have exposed to the criminality & drug addictions of New York streets, to the toxic public school system and or have experienced the abandon of their busy parents, because they could not be present all day long, with absolutely no time to pay one bit of attention to none of them? Looking to those video images, I see a mother, I see a father & I see all of their children playing, filming, having fun all together, like a happy family. So I get, that not everything was bad, I get that they were exposed to the warmth of family moments. How many of us have exprerienced playful moments with our parents?
At least not me, not even once!
Nobody knows what happens inside each family at close doors. No family is perfect & no parent wants to harm their children. Ignorance & fear plays a big role in parenting. We all make mistakes, some of us make worse mistakes than others, that’s the only difference. The thing is that most of us believes that we are perfect beings with no mistakes to be blame. Most of us are just so PERFECT!
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This is a very long comment, but it’s mainly made for these brothers. I wish it’s found by at least one of them & gets read it. In this interview they were very young, still teenagers, youth is beautiful but doesn’t give anyone wisdom to understand & be fair. Without knowledge will be too hard to understand & will be imposible to forgive. Sometimes only time to process...
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People from opposite cultures have different way of thinking & living.
Can you imagine to move from the Peruvian Andes, where life is much calmed & quiet, than the noisy & dangerous New York life? Specially for someone with a particular point of view of life.
Poorest people from poor countries have the tendency to think that wealthy countries are the worse & they live to complain & disagree with their system. Some people will have socialist ideologies.
And depending from where they are coming from, they will live their village cultural beliefs & customs, which wil greatly contrast, with the beliefs & customs of that new big cosmopolitan world, where the stereotype life seems to be too sophisticated to put up with.
Suzanne made a big mistake marrying a rebel villager. A man with his own social & cultural traditions which can became barriers in another world. Then they moved to the craziest, biggest most dangerous city as NY is, especially if they end up living in an unsafe, unkind & unattractive neighborhood. Unattractive in terms of not having access to green nature & unkind because people aren’t the most kind in New York.
It seems like Oscar (the father) was petrified of what he saw in his new environment, not compared with his Peruvian beautiful, peaceful & quiet mountains to hike whenever he wanted to, the rivers & lakes to swim whenever he wanted to. No NY couldn’t be compared with the warmth & kindness of the humble villagers, with who he surrounded with, his whole life. Nobody knows what unkind & sad experiences he may encountered in NY neighborhood, which hasn’t been told in this story, but left him with deep scars to the point of becoming an obsessed paranoid with the safetiest way of keeping his family protected.
There is a post traumatic cultural shock, which manifests as trauma, this could be the case. From the description, given by his kids & wife in the film, I can tell that he suffered from severe depresión... The drinking, the isolation, his irritability, his moodiness, his constant worries & fear & his lack of self motivation, are some most common symptoms of anxiety & severe depression, illnesses that requires medical treatment to cope & be able to manage to live a normal life. It could have been the case that he also suffered from some other disorders as well. I work in psychiatric hospitals, so I can recognized the symptoms described on him.
Anyone can end up developing these illnesses, if life circumstances changes for worse. If there is a stressful life with no joy & pleasure, but with excessive worries.
It’s not easy to leave your own country, your surroundings, your life, your customs, even if your life wasn’t the most beautiful life, but it was the life you felt confortable living in. Same thing happens with food, it’s not easy to adjust to new tastes, actually, food is what makes us feel at home, connected with our culture & with love.
And what about the freedom, the gift & privilege of accessing the hometown mountains & take hikes. The rivers & lakes to swim. Your family to laugh & cry. Your pets to love & play.... imagine that suddenly all of that gets replaced for one big, dangerous & lonely jungle of concrete, where people looks at you with unkindness gestures or indifference, where discrimination screams aloud on your face & you’re too old to easily adjust to the happiness of this new life.... and you hear & know about crime, about evil people who might be awaiting around the corner to hurt you or hurt you beloved children.
Then it will be normal to feel scared, unsafe & stuck!
I imagine that he must have heard & seen atrocities done to people in those streets. I will probably feel like I have moved from paradise to live in hell.
Then I will get homesick... which probably will lead me to anxiety & great depression.
For those whom don’t know; Cusco, is one of the most beautiful, peaceful & sacred cities in Peru, surrounded by majestic mountains & virgin nature, where spirituality is present in every day life. Spirituality & knowladge is passed traditionally from the ancestors to the new generations, Each village has its own traditions, customs & believes. Children are raised based on the tradition, kids are supposed to follow the customs & traditions. Some people like these brothers will called rules. It’s what parents have done for generations, teaching them values & discipline. Everyone raised in the 60’s, in the 70’s or before, will probably follow his traditional beliefs with his kids. In this culture their believes are well respected, because they come from their ancestors & they have followed for their whole lives. This is what I know, about Peruvian culture.
Not cutting their hair & keep it long represents power. Believe in higher powers, believed & trusting their own intuition is their trait. Believing in natural medicine, in the power of nature within yourself is their trait. Believe in ayahuasca is their trait. Believe that evil lives outside, on the strests & believe that it won’t get to you, if you’re inside of your house, is their trait. I assume Oscar was born in the 60’s or in the 70’s ?
It’s very easy to judge without knowing the facts of each individual. What I have heard from everyone including his wife is that Oscar, was afraid of strangers. That he wanted to protected his family.
I assumed that his biggest fear was to lose one of them.
I assumed that his biggest fear was to seeing them hurt, perhaps he was afraid of seeing them dead? Or seeing them as one of those drug addicts lying on the streets pavement, which is the same as having lost a child! Or was he scared of not seeing one of them again, because one of them was kidnapped & killed by some crazy dude? Specially his kids for having an indigenous looks. Racism exist & outthere are evil people hurting those most vulnerable, as precious children are.
Maybe for this father, the best way to protect his kids, was by keeping them inside his home, at all times & under lock. Perhaps it was his only way to control his own anxity & his fears of danger.
These brothers should go visit his father’s small village in Cusco, to then compare with NY slums life rhythm, maybe then, they will get a better sense of understanding, why his father became depressed, anxious & highly paranoid, to hide, & numb his fears, his frustrations, his sadness, his anxiety & depression drinking alcohol....
And for those who have wondered why Oscar, didn’t return to his village, if he felt so unsafe & miserable in NY? Well maybe he didn’t have the guts to go back, maybe there was concerns about inmigration process. Isn’t so easy to pack & return, especially having small children... when there are children & there isn’t financial solvency, life becomes very complicated to just pack & go back.
That’s why women need to take control of their bodies & work on birth control, without asking anyones permission. DIU, pills & condoms exists for several decades, the only thing is needed is to want to do it. Specially if I live in scarcity, specially if my husband has issues, like mental illness, alcoholism, especially if his cultural barriers & ignorance are keeping my children & I, trapped, captured.
Then, I will take my power & intelligence back to manage the number of children that I should have. I assumed Suzanne leave her appartment, at least seven times, to get to the hospital to give birth to her children, there was her opportunity to ask for help to doctors with birth control. Otherwise it will be very hard to breakdown the scarcity cycle, life in extreme poverty isn’t fun at all, life without covering the essential needs is too depressive, it’s a nightmare for everyone.
And if things weren’t working in NY, then I would have used all of my skills to convince my husband to return all together to his village to work hard & raise our kids in an open door environment, surrounded with mountains, rivers & cattle. Life for sure will be tough, but at least the kids would be running everywhere.
I’m not here to judge anyone, but to highlight some important points that nobody takes in consideration before judging someone.
I assume that their decisions, as adults, were taken based on their own very difficult circumstances.
I totally get it!
The best of luck & Gods blessings to each of them, including Mr. Angulo.
They look like Beatles
I'm surprised the police don't arrest him at bank, I mean with that mask, that really look like a robbery
Drew monson ??
They use footage from the Paramount DVD logo
COPYRIGHT STEALERS!!!
All of those movies And yet their father STILL can’t speak English. How did their kids come out without accents😂
I'm not saying the father was right but the father in some sad way probably thought he was doing his kids Justice you have to understand raising 6 7 kids in the Lower East Side projects in the 80s and 90s the outcomes we're not good for most of them High chance kids turning to crack and crime.
This is a very long comment, but it’s mainly made for these brothers. I wish it’s found by at least one of them & gets read it. In this interview they were very young, still teenagers, youth is beautiful but doesn’t give anyone wisdom to understand & be fair. Without knowledge will be too hard to understand & will be imposible to forgive. Sometimes only time to process...
🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃🌸🍃
People from opposite cultures have different way of thinking & living.
Can you imagine to move from the Peruvian Andes, where life is much calmed & quiet, than the noisy & dangerous New York life? Specially for someone with a particular point of view of life.
Poorest people from poor countries have the tendency to think that wealthy countries are the worse & they live to complain & disagree with their system. Some people will have socialist ideologies.
And depending from where they are coming from, they will live their village cultural beliefs & customs, which wil greatly contrast, with the beliefs & customs of that new big cosmopolitan world, where the stereotype life seems to be too sophisticated to put up with.
Suzanne made a big mistake marrying a rebel villager. A man with his own social & cultural traditions which can became barriers in another world. Then they moved to the craziest, biggest most dangerous city as NY is, especially if they end up living in an unsafe, unkind & unattractive neighborhood. Unattractive in terms of not having access to green nature & unkind because people aren’t the most kind in New York.
It seems like Oscar (the father) was petrified of what he saw in his new environment, not compared with his Peruvian beautiful, peaceful & quiet mountains to hike whenever he wanted to, the rivers & lakes to swim whenever he wanted to. No NY couldn’t be compared with the warmth & kindness of the humble villagers, with who he surrounded with, his whole life. Nobody knows what unkind & sad experiences he may encountered in NY neighborhood, which hasn’t been told in this story, but left him with deep scars to the point of becoming an obsessed paranoid with the safetiest way of keeping his family protected.
There is a post traumatic cultural shock, which manifests as trauma, this could be the case. From the description, given by his kids & wife in the film, I can tell that he suffered from severe depresión... The drinking, the isolation, his irritability, his moodiness, his constant worries & fear & his lack of self motivation, are some most common symptoms of anxiety & severe depression, illnesses that requires medical treatment to cope & be able to manage to live a normal life. It could have been the case that he also suffered from some other disorders as well. I work in psychiatric hospitals, so I can recognized the symptoms described on him.
Anyone can end up developing these illnesses, if life circumstances changes for worse. If there is a stressful life with no joy & pleasure, but with excessive worries.
It’s not easy to leave your own country, your surroundings, your life, your customs, even if your life wasn’t the most beautiful life, but it was the life you felt confortable living in. Same thing happens with food, it’s not easy to adjust to new tastes, actually, food is what makes us feel at home, connected with our culture & with love.
And what about the freedom, the gift & privilege of accessing the hometown mountains & take hikes. The rivers & lakes to swim. Your family to laugh & cry. Your pets to love & play.... imagine that suddenly all of that gets replaced for one big, dangerous & lonely jungle of concrete, where people looks at you with unkindness gestures or indifference, where discrimination screams aloud on your face & you’re too old to easily adjust to the happiness of this new life.... and you hear & know about crime, about evil people who might be awaiting around the corner to hurt you or hurt you beloved children.
Then it will be normal to feel scared, unsafe & stuck!
I imagine that he must have heard & seen atrocities done to people in those streets. I will probably feel like I have moved from paradise to live in hell.
Then I will get homesick... which probably will lead me to anxiety & great depression.
The father owes them a sincere apology for inflicting this severe abuse on them. There is no justification for abusing children. NONE.
lily
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