The parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIAThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY MIKE DE JUANThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY MIKE DE JUANThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY MIKE DE JUANThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY MIKE DE JUANThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY MIKE DE JUANThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY MIKE DE JUANThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY MIKE DE JUANThe parents of Mary Jane Veloso wait for their daughter Mary Jane to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 in Pasay City on Dec. 18, 2024. Veloso was in jail in Indonesia for 15 years for drug trafficking and was sentenced to death had it not been for the intervention of the Philippine government, which presented new evidence to prove the innocence of the Filipino worker. From the airport, Veloso was escorted by police and agents of the National Bureau of Investigation to the Bureau of Women's Correctional in Mandaluyong where she met her sons Daniel and Darren. She was allowed to go home in 2024,on the condition that she would serve out her sentence in the Philippines equivalent to the death penalty in Indonesia since Manila does not mete out capital punishment. PHOTO BY MIKE DE JUAN