REUNITING a Vietnamese Family after 10 years of NO CONTACT! Kyle Le

https://youtu.be/9NAwwwwHxRg I help reunite another family! This one lost contact for 43 years!

lol, " she have 2 eyes and black hair" killed me! =D

OML! "She's very special because she has black hair!" You are funny.

Good stuff! Reminded me when I went looking for my uncle whom I haven't seen in 23 hears. No address, pot hole ridden dirt roads, dead end roads, etc. Had to stop and ask every half mile. But persistence paid off. Finally found him. He is my Dad's older brother and looked and talked, joked just like my Dad. We connected instantly and filled with joy! lol

I love how in every South East Asian country, we can feel a sense of familiarity, some places looked exactly like Indonesia.

That sarcasm. Locals don't get. She has black hair and wears that rice hat... Bruh..... Hahahaha

Man, I'm Vietnamese and I'm still be impressed by the extra kindess and hospitality of my people. Great videos, great contents by the way, Kyle.

I’ve already watched 3 videos and I’m just sitting here crying, but they are happy tears for these families. Love these emotional stories, especially considering all the bad news you have to see everyday. Very uplifting. Theses videos pull at my heart strings.

Everyone was so helpful.

You don't wear a cape but I truly believe your powers of kindness are greater than any superhero could hope for Kyle .

I’m adopted and I often wonder if my birth mother is dead or if my family is dead or maybe they forgot me. It makes me cry sometimes but I also have an amazing family right now, so that cheers me up.

I am Vietnamese-American living in the states. My mom is looking for her dad (my grandfather) or more then likely the remains of her dad. He served in ARVN in the 1st Corp Ranger during the war, so he was never home. My mom doesn't even know what my grandfather even looks like. My grandfather did hold my mom as a baby though when he got a chance to return home from service. Most likely he died in the mountains of Da Nang when US warships fired shells during ground fire support. It most likely a friendly fire, and it killed him along with other American soldiers that he fighting alongside. The only hope of finding his remains is through DNA. They are still discovering remains every year. It's much harder to find someone's remains, but my parent have invested in tens of thousands of dollars into finding his remains and bringing him to his village for burial. Have you come across stories like that living in Vietnam? I'm thinking about helping her end her mission of searching for her dad. It's been 5 years, but I believe the people who they hired her are scammers or just don't know what they're doing. I'm going to have to try to look for some old ARVN documents somehow. If they're not destroyed after the war, then there's a chance her dad's photography could still be around and information. Any suggestions?

I swear this guy can find anyone.

God bless this guy. Please protect him and make sure his life is well

She has a pair of eyes and black hair? Well that narrows it down Lool

Damn, I'm new to his channel because of his new videos but my boy BEEN do this!

A vast landscape with no landmarks. I'm reminded of Missouri, near Kentucky. Flat as far as you can see. I would have given up. Everyone had the same description: dark eyes and black hair. Good job finding her.

Man this kyle le youtube video is destined to become a classic in the years to come. What a happy ending. Truly remarkable. You are a legend brother. One of your best works. I loved it!!!!!!

Kyle, I really do appreciate you as an Asian American but still love everything about Vietnam.. unlike many Asian American I know who always talk down about Vietnam and its people.

Those people were interested and helpful as they could be😀nice to see.👍Vietnam ❤