GLENDA MOORE WATCHES CHILDREN GET WASHED AWAY IN HURRICANE AS NEIGHBOR REFUSES TO HELP!!!

As much as I love celebrity news, I felt it necessary in the state of my city in New York, to report today on things that hit us really hard during this time. Firstly I want to express how grateful that I am to be here with power, food, and shelter. I also want to say hats of to New York, for always managing to stay resilient and keeping strong even when we were hit in the worst way possible by this hurricane!! God bless you all...

I came into work this morning and the first thing that hit me was the story about the mom who lost both of her children in the hurricane as neighbors refused to help. Shaking My Head..........

"Glenda Moore was frantically trying to escape from her Staten Island, NY neighborhood on Monday night when the waters rushed into her SUV and she got out holding her sons Brandon, 2, and Connor, 4. The rushing water ripped them out of her arms as she struggled to hold onto them and she watched in horror as they were swept away.
In a heartbreaking and callous chain of events, Glenda tried to knock on doors but was refused help, with one person turning her away, saying “I don’t know you. I’m not going to help you.
She was finally able to flag a police car down on Tuesday morning and rescue workers and police officers began searching in deep water for the children.
The children were found under water and about 20 yards apart from each other, buried by trees and debris the New York Post reported.
Police Commissioner Ray Kelly spoke about the loss of the children.
“Terrible, absolutely terrible,” he said. “It just compounds all the tragic aspects of this horrific event.”
He described the frightening situation Glenda was in as she tried to help her children.
“The car apparently was hit by a wave. It stopped, it couldn’t run.
“She went to get the boys out of the car. Another wave. The water started coming up. She put the two boys on the roof of the car to avoid the water and then another large wave came and apparently washed it away. Of course the mother was totally, completely distraught. She started looking for them herself, asking people to help her look.”
A neighbor fondly recalled Glenda’s sons. “They are beautiful little guys,” Laurene Ryan said. “I usually hear them playing in the yard. Connor always had a smiley face. They’re such nice people.
“This is so wrong. This is just unbelievable. There are no words.”

Whoever the neighbor was who didn't help, or even attempt to put yourself in her shoes I can't even express the words.


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