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Stuart G

(38,427 posts) Tue Apr 4, 2017, 06:35 PM Apr 2017

Dramatic Video Shows Hero Rescuing Fallen Man On Subway Tracks: Huff Post

04/04/2017 02:33 pm ET

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/man-rescue-subway-tracks-new-york_us_58e3b0d4e4b0f4a923b219f8?

at above link is video and article about this event. (event happened at 8:45pm last Saturday.)

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In a real-life Superman moment, a New York City man lifted another man off the subway train tracks barely a minute before the train was due to arrive.

The cell phone video capturing Saturday’s daring rescue shows 29-year-old Jonathan Kulig walking across the tracks and carrying the fallen man out of harm’s way.

“You see someone who needs help, you do it,” Kulig told Fox 5 News on Tuesday morning.

Kulig, whom Con Edison has identified as an engineering supervisor for the electric company, said he had just exited a Manhattan-bound L train when he saw something fall onto the tracks on the opposite side of the Third Avenue station.

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Dramatic Video Shows Hero Rescuing Fallen Man On Subway Tracks: Huff Post (Original Post) Stuart G Apr 2017 OP

My good friend's brother died in early December malaise Apr 2017 #1

Thank You for sharing that story.. There are many kind caring people out there. Stuart G Apr 2017 #2

Apparently it was all over the news malaise Apr 2017 #3

By the way he was also an engineer malaise Apr 2017 #4

What a hero! smirkymonkey Apr 2017 #5

Yep and there are millions of good people malaise Apr 2017 #6

malaise

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1. My good friend's brother died in early December

Reply to Stuart G (Original post)

Tue Apr 4, 2017, 06:42 PM

Apr 2017

We discovered that he had rescued a woman on the Montreal subway tracks when he was at McGill years ago.
After he rescued her, he ran away from the publicity. He was that sort of guy - hated the limelight.
A friend gave us all the story in his tribute. Like this hero, his friend told us that he told them he did what was expected of fellow human beings.

His parents and siblings had never heard the story from him.