The horror of yesterday's Boston Marathon bombings is still etched in the mind of Thunder Bay's Deb Frederickson. She crossed the finish line two minutes before the two explosions and says after that it was pandemonium. Frederickson says people were screaming and others were trying to herd people out of the area and there was lots of chaos. She calls it a horrible feeling. As for other Thunder Bay marathon participants, Marcia Migay says security at her Boston hotel was beefed up after the tragedy, Susan McDonald says her only concern was finding her son Ryan McDonald while Ryan admits he is still shaken up by the events.
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
"Horrible Feeling" Says Local Witness
The horror of yesterday's Boston Marathon bombings is still etched in the mind of Thunder Bay's Deb Frederickson. She crossed the finish line two minutes before the two explosions and says after that it was pandemonium. Frederickson says people were screaming and others were trying to herd people out of the area and there was lots of chaos. She calls it a horrible feeling. As for other Thunder Bay marathon participants, Marcia Migay says security at her Boston hotel was beefed up after the tragedy, Susan McDonald says her only concern was finding her son Ryan McDonald while Ryan admits he is still shaken up by the events.