16 Years ago and I can still remember pulling up to that scene like it was yesterday. The driver of the big truck was fine, but was also very very distraught at what he had just witnessed. We took the husband, and I called medical control and actually got orders to give him iv valuim, something paramedics normally can only give for grand-mal seizures. A witness who lived right in front of the scene started having chest pains, and had to be transported. He was babbling incoherently, running around swinging at people, just a mess. The husband was absolutely freaking out about what he had just seen. Her top and bottom looked unhurt, but from mid chest to about pelvis was strung along the road. We also found a trail of ribs from the cab to the bed, and down the pavement to the top half. When the truck came to rest, her bottom half fell out onto the ground. Find out everything you need to know about Untold Stories of the ER on Discovery including when you can watch the latest episodes, new seasons and more. Her bottom half remained in the drivers seat, while her unhurt husband watched as the truck the skidded another 50-60 yards, sideswiping a minivan, sending it into the ditch upside down. She ran under the front corner of the mobile home, cutting her in half. They were doing about 55mph on a two lane road, and met an oncoming truck pulling a doublewide mobile home. She was driving, and arguing with her 19 year old husband who was the passenger. Lifted the sheet to check vitals/pronounce death, and it was not a baby, but the top half of the 19 year old girl that was driving the small pickup truck about 50 yards away.

He had covered the 'baby' with the yellow death-sheet troopers carry in their trunks. Arrive in about 8 minutes, trooper on scene trying to clear the area of bystanders/ gawkers and preserve the scene. Click on the Download button and the Instagram Stories appear on your PC. Scrolling down the page, and you’ll see all Stories of a profile you’re interested in. We prepared for the worst we could imagine. Find the account with super-cool Stories.

As a paramedic, responded to a call of 'traffic accident, baby ejected '.

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