They received an emergency call from a child in the middle of the night.

There is nothing in the world that can compare to the connection that exists between a mother and her kid. It is a connection that was made when the child was still developing within the mother’s womb, long before the infant was even born into our world.

If you have children of your own, you already have firsthand experience with the meaning of the phrase “unconditional love.” This is the story of a young child who dialed 911 to locate his mother who had passed away in heaven.

This gut-wrenching movie, which is based on a real-life event, illustrates how profound love can be as well as the lengths to which a little kid will go in order to regain a sense of connection to his mother.

Watch as Jerry, a young boy of only five years old, dials the emergency number 911 to report a crime in progress at twelve in the morning. He makes his request to the officer for assistance in locating his mother.

Heaven, but that’s what my dad told me, the little kid replies when the police asks where she is located. “Heaven,” the little boy says. As the chat progresses, we find out that the young boy’s mother passed away not long ago after a courageous fight against cancer.

The officer pays continued attention to little Jerry, and then provides him with some instruction afterward.

He instructs the young kid to acquire a red balloon, write down what he wants to say to his mother, and then release the balloon into the air. When it finally arrives in Heaven, Jerry’s mother will be able to read what was written on the balloon.

The heartwarming tale continues, and the way it develops into its stunning conclusion is just stunning.

More than a few times, I had to dab away the tears that were streaming down my face.

This short film produced by Kingston Technology has gotten people all over the internet buzzing, and I finally see why. What a touching story about how one police officer went above and beyond the line of duty to comfort a young kid who was suffering from the effects of being isolated.

 

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