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In this Sept. 9, 2016 photo, Marianne Wilson Kuroda holds a photo of her father James Vaughn and her mother Vivienne Wilson from late 1940's as she speaks during an interview at her home in Kashiwa, east of Tokyo. Red-haired girl Marianne in a Japanese slum knew she was different, but she didn’t know why; six decades later, she finally put the last piece of her shattered identity into place. Marianne Wilson was torn from her parents - by U.S. immigration policy and by fate - before she was old enough to remember them. It took her decades to learn the truth, and decades more to reclaim her family. (AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko)
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