Kiera Larsen, 10, dies while saving toddlers from being hit by runaway SUV in Lakeside, California
Girl, 10, dies while saving toddlers from being hit by runaway SUV
Neighbors told KGTV the children were playing in the yard on Monday when it started rolling. Kiera Larsen instinctively pushed two toddlers, ages 1 and 2, out of the path of the SUV.
The vehicle struck the 10-year-old and pushed her through a fence, according to KGTV. Paramedics took the girl to a local hospital where she later died.
Authorities did not say how the 1999 Mercedes-Benz began rolling in reverse down the dirt driveway.
GoFundMe: Our Sweet Kiera
As many of you know, The Larsen Family experienced an absolutely devasting tragedy. February 22, 2016, sweet Kiera lost her life. Those of you who had the pleasure of knowing Kiera know that she is such an amazing, beautiful, smart and funny little girl. She truly brings so much love and happiness to so many people. The Larsen Family needs our help...We are setting up this account to help make a dent in the expenses they will be faced with. Please donate any amount that you can for funeral expenses. Every dollar helps. Thank you so much for all your love, support and prayers.
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