The wind of 170 miles per hour from a catastrophic hurricane in Kentucky was literally on a married couple cling to each other – tearing one arm of each victim.
Paul and Jill Klein gathered in the London bedroom, Kentucky.
When the hurricane fell in Laurel Province, the terrified husband and wife carried each other to rest.
The members of their families said that the hurricane tore their house and pulled Paul and Jel, while they were in the sixties, along with their arms.
“The doctors said they lost arms against them because they were holding each other,” said Brandi Bowman's daughter's daughter.
After the hurricane, one of the neighbors went to verify the spouses and heard the cries of generation to seek help from under the ruin of their destroyed house, according to reports. She shouted that she could see a intermittent arm in the hallway.
“I need help. I see an arm below the hallway. “
The arm was actually king – it was torn during the hurricane.
Rescue workers set out to Clines and found the couple trapped under the rubble with critical injuries. They pulled them abroad and rushed to a nearby hospital.
The lungs of Jill were also punctured and supported life after placing it in a medically impossible coma, according to the local port. Paul recovered, but he is still in hospital.
In one of the hope in the tragedy, a miraculously and a little generation was found after it escaped during the storm.
Sadi, 12 -year -old puppy, fled after the hurricane of the house. She somehow survived the catastrophe and found her way to the rest of the couple's house. It was found inside the Clines bedroom, pending the return of its owners, according to reports.
The puppy was brought to the hospital to calm Paul, who is suffering from dementia and fights to understand what happened.
Taylor Baker, the daughter of the other couple's brother, wrote in a post in the gofundme publication: “I have gone their home and vehicles and everything they worked for.”
“They are two of the best people you can find at all. My aunt's daughter also has the fourth stage cancer, so they were already fighting before this strike. They need all the help and prayers they can get.”
Kentucky State Governor Andy Bishir has announced a state of emergency before the storm.
