Emotional Moment Man Reunited with a Policewoman who Saved his Life over 20 Years AgoYour support matters. Sustain independent journalism in Nigeria – contribute to Legit.ng. A man has tearfully reunited with an FBI agent who saved his life in 1996. Candice DeLong, who was the head profiler in the San Francisco FI division, US met Tony Fort after over 20 years since she saved his life, Yahoo reports. While appearing on the Dr Phil show, DeLong said that a convicted child molester abducted 11-year-old Fort. Read also Boy, 2, saves sleeping family from fire after waking up parents PAY ATTENTION: Join Legit.ng Telegram channel! Never miss important updates! Together with a team of agents, they ambushed the man at a train station. Delong further said that the little boy told him the abductor made him do bad things and recorded it on tape. DeLong flew Fort back home to reunite him with his family. Read also Nick Cannon expecting 8th baby months after son Zen’s tragic death The two fought back the tears as Fort’s dream of reuniting with DeLong came true on the Dr Phil Show. Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a soldier had reunited with kids he had saved during World War II more than 70 years ago. More than 70 years after the war, the man would fondly hold the black and white photo of himself when he was a 20-year-old American soldier as he posed beside the children he saved. For the reunion, the war veteran had to travel for a 20-hour journey from his home in Florida to Bologna airport to hold Mafalda, Bruno, and Giuliana. Source: Legit.ng In 1996, 11-year-old Tony Fort was abducted by a convicted child molester, and Candice DeLong, who worked as an FBI profile jumped into action The team of agents traced the molester to a train station, and as the man was arrested, DeLong pulled Fort from the melee and comforted him Over twenty years later, the two men, Tony and Candice had an emotional reunion on the Dr Phil show Your support matters. Sustain independent journalism in Nigeria – contribute to Legit.ng. Join Legit.ng Telegram channel! Never miss important updates! Legit.ng “I saw this little, tiny arm in the middle of all of it, and I reached in and pulled out the little boy. He was scared. He was trembling. He was crying. I put my arms around him. He told me his name was Tony, and I told him he was safe,” DeLong recalled. “The man also made Fort smoke crack. He lived on coc*aine and soda. He had lost 4.5 kgs in 10 days,” she said. “When he saw his family, he started running towards them. However, he stopped thanked me for saving his life,” DeLong tearfully said. “As the years have gone by, the magnitude of that event just grows for me,” she admitted..