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Boy Trapped Under Concrete Discharged

Thursday, March 22, 2007 5:29:58 PM
By DAN NEPHIN

PITTSBURGH (AP) - Trapped under a slab of concrete and struggling to breathe, a 14-year-old boy confessed his sins to God as he waited for rescue, the teen said Thursday.

Robert Maust, 14, left a hospital Thursday, less than two days after the accident. He was treated for cuts and bruises but did not break any bones.

He told reporters at a news conference at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh that he was sitting on the upright slab, used as a retaining wall along a roadway, and jumped from it across a ditch to retrieve a ball.


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