2 Women Jump, Toddler Thrown From Burning Rowhouse In Southwest Baltimore
Thrown to safety. Two women jump to escape their burning Southwest Baltimore home, but not before throwing a 2-year-old girl out the window to avoid the flames.
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Thrown to safety. Two women jump to escape their burning Southwest Baltimore home, but not before throwing a 2-year-old girl out the window to avoid the flames.
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