Sole survivor of Baltimore bridge wreck recounts moment he prayed while witnessing coworkers falling to deaths
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The only man to survive falling from Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge when it collapsed earlier this year recalled witnessing his coworkers and family plunging to their deaths as he prayed to God. Julio Cervantes Suarez, 37, spoke about the fight for his life as his truck tumbled into the Patapsco River, for the first time during an interview with NBC News that aired Wednesday. Cervantes Suarez was filling potholes as part of a roadwork crew, which included his nephew and brother-in-law, on the bridge when a massive cargo ship...
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