Mother helps rescue truck driver from crash
When Holly McNally came across an overturned tanker in Indiana, she ran towards the flames to rescue a truck driver. She had just given birth to her son just three days earlier. Adriana Diaz has her story.
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When Holly McNally came across an overturned tanker in Indiana, she ran towards the flames to rescue a truck driver. She had just given birth to her son just three days earlier. Adriana Diaz has her story.
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Holly McNally ran towards the flames and helped save a driver after his tanker overturned.
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