Julia Balfour, sister of Jennifer Hudson and mother of Julian King, made a statement during a press conference. She said, "
“All I ask, I don’t care who you are, just let my baby go,” she said to reporters and relatives. “I just want my son back. He doesn’t deserve this.”
Standing next to Greg King, Julian’s father, Julia Hudson described her son as an “easy-going” child who would rather stay home and read a book or hang out with his grandmother than play outside.
When she called her sister, Jennifer, Julia said the Oscar winner “was screaming” and “flew in right away.”
“It hurts. We’re in a state of shock. I don’t know what else to do but pray,” Julia Hudson said.
She urged the public to keep your eyes and ears open and to call out Julian’s name or “Juice Box” or “Dr. King,” other names he answers to.
“He’s out there. Just let him go,” she said, her voice cracking.
Asked what she would say to her son now, Julia Hudson said: “I love you. Mama’s looking for you.”
Julia Hudson said her mother and her son were “extremely close.”
“I worked, so he was always with her, day in and day out,” she said. “She did everything for him. She got him ready for school. She got him ready for bed.”
She said Julian is smart, has a good sense of direction and knows where he lives. She described him as a “sensitive child” who “doesn’t like to get hollered at.”
She pleaded with Julian’s abductor: “Give me my baby back, that’s all I ask. I know he’s out there. Just let him go.”
Asked her greatest fear and greatest hope, she said: “My greatest fear has already happened. My greatest hope is for him to come back.”
“All I ask, I don’t care who you are, just let my baby go,” she said to reporters and relatives. “I just want my son back. He doesn’t deserve this.”
Standing next to Greg King, Julian’s father, Julia Hudson described her son as an “easy-going” child who would rather stay home and read a book or hang out with his grandmother than play outside.
When she called her sister, Jennifer, Julia said the Oscar winner “was screaming” and “flew in right away.”
“It hurts. We’re in a state of shock. I don’t know what else to do but pray,” Julia Hudson said.
She urged the public to keep your eyes and ears open and to call out Julian’s name or “Juice Box” or “Dr. King,” other names he answers to.
“He’s out there. Just let him go,” she said, her voice cracking.
Asked what she would say to her son now, Julia Hudson said: “I love you. Mama’s looking for you.”
Julia Hudson said her mother and her son were “extremely close.”
“I worked, so he was always with her, day in and day out,” she said. “She did everything for him. She got him ready for school. She got him ready for bed.”
She said Julian is smart, has a good sense of direction and knows where he lives. She described him as a “sensitive child” who “doesn’t like to get hollered at.”
She pleaded with Julian’s abductor: “Give me my baby back, that’s all I ask. I know he’s out there. Just let him go.”
Asked her greatest fear and greatest hope, she said: “My greatest fear has already happened. My greatest hope is for him to come back.”
Please keep praying for Julian King's safe return!
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