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postcard A postcard the Rev. Sun Myung Moon sent Annie Choi in
the mid-1960s. Courtesy of Samuel Park  Choi stayed in the
United States to be near her son, who was born Samuel Pak, but
went by Jin Kyung (a combination of the name Moon requested and
the character "Jin," often used in Moon family names) or the
American name Sam Park. At the time, not even the Pak children
knew Sam was not their biological brother.  Choi dropped by
periodically and lavished the child with affection. When Park
was in elementary school, she also began inviting him for
dinners and sleepovers at her place, a colonial-style townhouse
on a quiet Northern Virginia cul-de-sac. But Moon took pains to
distance himself from Park. While he regularly visited the Pak
home, especially after moving to the United States in 1971, he
avoided conversing with the boy. "He never asked me anything:
How old are you? How's school going?" Park recalls. "It was as
if he was making a point of not