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'Just Pushed Him Off': Mother Recounts Dropping Kids From Second-Story Awning During House Fire
Ashley Gubernat dropped her two sons from a second-story window into a neighbor's arms during a house fire, a life-saving act amid flames on the first floor.
- On Wednesday, Ashley Gubernat lowered her two children from a second-story window in Middle River, Maryland, and neighbor Steven Angelini caught them, enabling their rescue.
- Flames on the first floor forced the urgent evacuation after Ashley Gubernat woke to the alarm and saw fire in her Middle River, Maryland home on TUESDAY.
- The youngest went first as Gubernat reached down and let go, but her oldest son initially refused to jump, so she pushed him off the awning to be caught.
- The family returned Wednesday to see what was left of their home, and a GoFundMe page set up to help the family supports their recovery.
- The cause of the fire remains under investigation, and Gubernat said her son recently learned fire-safety steps at school, which he told medical staff.
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Mother recounts neighbors helping rescue 2 children from burning home
Ashley Gubernat said she was in bed when she heard the fire alarm. She woke up to see flames on the first floor of the home."Got to my second son's bedroom, got him out of bed, came back into my bedroom, opened this front window right here. Smoke started pouring out, my oldest son was screaming, 'Help me, help me.' Banging on the side of the house," Gubernat said.
·Baltimore, United States
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The video captured the moment the neighbors risked their lives to save a mother and her two children from a burning house in Baltimore, Maryland.
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