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Idaho teen amputee reveals injuries after car crash left her dangling on power line 30 ft in the air
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0:31Now PlayingAn Idaho teen described the horrid moments when her broken leg kept her alive after she was thrown 30 feet into the air onto a power line in a horrifying car crash.
Kennedy Littledike, then 16, drove to a mountain near her house with two friends to watch the sunset on May 22, 2021, to try to get her mind off her recent breakup.
As the three drove back to her home, Littledike began crying behind the wheel and the car swerved toward the left side of the road.
“I can’t remember what made me start crying again,” Littledike told Inside Edition. “Everyone’s like, ‘You should have pulled over.’ Yeah, I would’ve. But it was so abrupt and happened so quickly.”
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