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He Couldn't Free Her From The Car — So He Held Her Hand Until Help Came

Summary by Howzit Kohala
He Couldn’t Free Her From The Car — So He Held Her Hand Until Help Came   When Nathaniel Bunn witnessed a car flip onto its roof in Pittsburgh’s Chateau neighborhood, he didn’t hesitate. With his son and father by his side, he jumped out of his car and rushed toward the wreckage. The driver was trapped inside, silent and unseen. Bunn and others tried desperately to pry open the door—one bystander even brought a tire iron—but nothing worked. That…
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He Couldn't Free Her From The Car — So He Held Her Hand Until Help Came

When Nathaniel Bunn couldn’t free a woman trapped in an overturned car, he sat beside the wreck and held her hand, offering comfort until help arrived. His quiet act of compassion is a reminder that sometimes, simply being there is enough.

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Sunny Skyz broke the news in on Wednesday, July 30, 2025.
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