"Florida rescue personnel on Saturday searched for a Florida man who disappeared into a sinkhole that swallowed his whole bedroom while he was asleep in his suburban Tampa home.
Jeff Bush,
36, who is presumed dead, was in bed when the other five members of the
household who were getting ready for bed on Thursday night heard a loud
crash and Jeff screaming.
Jeff's brother, 35-year-old Jeremy Bush, jumped into the hole and furiously kept digging to find his brother.
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ReplyDeleteI wonder what Jeff Bush's last thoughts were. Poor dude.
I remember when I was in a tornado, I thought I was gonna die. My thought: "So this is how I die" There was no time for anything else!
ReplyDeleteA tornado?? Wow! Did you get lifted off the ground? How was it?
ReplyDeleteWell it really sucked basically! I was at work at a type of mill at the time when we stopped working to watch this freaking HUGE storm coming in sporting a big wall cloud. When it got almost over us qw noticed a white tube was spinning in the air over the trees, which were starting to get uprooted. The tube (tornado) touched down in our parking lot, I'll never forget the way everything started getting sucked up - and the sound of it. I ran and hid under these big steel worktables and listened to the tornado go down the building ripping stuff of as it went.
ReplyDeleteMan, that must have been quite the experience. I'm really glad you survived to tell it.
ReplyDeleteI once had a thunderbolt fall 2 feet to my left, but it was over before i even knew it. Now, a tornado ripping stuff apart must be one hell of a scare.
The lightning would have scared the hell out of me too! But yeah, I was shaking pretty good after the tornado.
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