Toddler Goes Missing at Beach. When 3 Men See Kids Digging Holes They Make a Horrifying Realization

Independent Journal ^ | July 5,2016 | KARA PENDLETON

[Hojczyk]

Finally something good

[Toespi]

For sure. As I read, I was terrified the little guy didn’t make it! Joy!

[Bullish]

He’s a hero no matter what he says.

[lee martell]

Never forget how heavy and solid wet sand can get. It doesn’t take very long either. So happy that these men made the cautious effort to find and recover the boy before it was too late.

[Sequoyah101]

Thank you! These even look like nice guys and not the usual freaks.

Thanks men for being what appear to be good men.

[Gamecock]

1. If it’s a kid always do CPR.

[jazusamo]

These three guys acted promptly unlike many people who don’t and this little boy is alive because of it.

God bless these guys and thanks for posting this.

[Obama_Is_Sabotaging_America]

Heroes. And so is HOAG Hospital, they brought me back from dead too.

[mass55th]

Glad the boy survived.

I remember when I was around 6 or 7, that my brother and two sisters decided they were going to make an igloo out of snow. They made me crawl into it, and the damn thing collapsed on top of me. I can still remember the crushing feeling of the heavy snow on top of me, and the inability to take a breath. I could hear my siblings outside laughing about what had happened, and I'm inside screaming for them to get me out. They finally dug me out, but it's something I still remember to this day. All three of them have passed, so I guess I'll have to wait until I'm with them to reminisce.

[jsanders2001]

< He’s a hero no matter what he says.

True heroes don't bask in pride...

[Michael.SF.]

Thank God they got to him in time.

This sentence though was poorly constructed, in view of what transpired next:

According to Frost, finding the boy was not the joyous moment it should have been:

[rainee]

Hubby & I took CPR class at Hoag before our son born there..
So glad we did! Happy ending story..yay

[MortMan]

That’s part of what makes him a hero.

[originalbuckeye]

Thanks, I needed to see this story today.

[HonkyTonkMan]

wow....God Bless these men

[fwdude]

Wonderful story. The the kid was never “dead,” although that makes for a great journalistic effect.

[rockrr]

My first kid was born premature and prone to apnea attacks so my wife and I took infant CPR classes. Fortunately we never had to use it.

[DeoVindiceSicSemperTyrannis]

Oh my goodness. Those kids are heroes. Thanks for sharing. Baruch HaShem that this little boy made it!

[Nifster]

We needed some good news today