Officers say 'mysterious' voice called them to rescue baby
Mar 10, 2015 0:52:05 GMT -6
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A car had driven off the bridge after hitting a cement barrier and the car had flipped over in the water
A passerby see's it, calls 911
The officers on the scene are hearing a woman's voice calling for help, one of them is saying "We are trying, were on our way"
Except, when they get there, the woman is already dead
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"It's heartbreaking. Was she crying most the night?" said Beddoes, a 30-year-old father of two. "It's a miracle. . . She was needed for sure elsewhere."
That's for sure, someone was watching out over the baby
And that 'someone' was calling for help
The late Mother's spirit possibly??
Beddoes said the family has thanked him and the other officers for helping to save little Lily
As he recalls the events of those chaotic moments, on a frigid but sunny day, Beddoes still can't believe the girl survived — and still can't make sense of that undeniable voice coming from the car.
"We all got together and we all heard the same type of thing," Beddoes said. "We just can't grasp what we were hearing."
Mysteries of the unknown, our Universe is full of them
What a happy ending for such a tragic story, even if it did leave the officers wondering who spoke to them that day
A passerby see's it, calls 911
The officers on the scene are hearing a woman's voice calling for help, one of them is saying "We are trying, were on our way"
Except, when they get there, the woman is already dead
Officer Tyler Beddoes said they can't explain it, but have no doubt they heard it.
"It wasn't just something that was just in our heads. To me it was plain as day cause I remember hearing a voice," Beddoes told the Deseret News. "I think it was Dewitt who said, 'We're trying. We're trying our best to get in there.' How do you explain that? I don't know," he said.
Nobody knows exactly how the infant survived hanging upside down for nearly 14 hours in her car seat with no food or water. As she dangled, icy water rushed just below her head through broken car windows as the vehicle sat perched on the bank and rocks. The temperatures were near freezing throughout the night and through the morning.
"It wasn't just something that was just in our heads. To me it was plain as day cause I remember hearing a voice," Beddoes told the Deseret News. "I think it was Dewitt who said, 'We're trying. We're trying our best to get in there.' How do you explain that? I don't know," he said.
Nobody knows exactly how the infant survived hanging upside down for nearly 14 hours in her car seat with no food or water. As she dangled, icy water rushed just below her head through broken car windows as the vehicle sat perched on the bank and rocks. The temperatures were near freezing throughout the night and through the morning.
SOURCE
"It's heartbreaking. Was she crying most the night?" said Beddoes, a 30-year-old father of two. "It's a miracle. . . She was needed for sure elsewhere."
That's for sure, someone was watching out over the baby
And that 'someone' was calling for help
The late Mother's spirit possibly??
Beddoes said the family has thanked him and the other officers for helping to save little Lily
As he recalls the events of those chaotic moments, on a frigid but sunny day, Beddoes still can't believe the girl survived — and still can't make sense of that undeniable voice coming from the car.
"We all got together and we all heard the same type of thing," Beddoes said. "We just can't grasp what we were hearing."
Mysteries of the unknown, our Universe is full of them
What a happy ending for such a tragic story, even if it did leave the officers wondering who spoke to them that day
