A Nova Scotia woman who was injured earlier this week in a car crash now has some good news – she has found the people who helped her following the accident.
On Monday morning, Sam Kynock was travelling along Highway 14 in Windsor Forks, N.S. She was heading to her mother’s house to pick up her children after leaving an appointment when she was involved in a head-on crash.
READ MORE: Nova Scotia woman looking to find people who rescued her following collision
Following the collision, Kynock says she was trapped inside her vehicle and screaming in pain, unable to move. That’s when she said a man she never met before came to her rescue.
The man helped Kynock free her legs, call her mother to inform her about the accident and held her hand until first repsonders arrived. The only thing she knew about the man was that he was a retired RCMP officer.
Kynock says she didn’t get the man’s name at first – or the name of the other people who helped her, so she took it upon herself to post about the accident on Facebook and encourage anyone who may know the identity of the good samaritians to come forward.
READ MORE: Dukes of Nova Scotia: General Lee look-alike flies and crashes in Halifax
Kynock informed Global News on Wednesday that just one day after her post and she was featured on our website – the retired RCMP officer, Tom Thompson reached out to her.
She was also able to get in contact with several firefighters from the Brooklyn, N.S. area, including Andy McDade and a paramedic named Eric Poll. Kynock says all three men helped save her life and it was important for her to be able to thank them.
Comments