(1)Jenkins happy to be home after 40-year absence

(1)Jenkins happy to be home after 40-year absence

WELDON, United States - Charles Jenkins (R), a 65-year-old former U.S. Army sergeant who spent decades in North Korea as a deserter, poses with her 91-year-old mother Pattie Casper (far L) following their reunion after a 40-year absence in Weldon, North Carolina, on June 14.

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