9-Year-Old Boy Who Helped Save His Parents' Lives During Tornado Speaks Out: 'I Was Really, Really Scared'
Branson Baker, 9, ran to get help after a tornado tossed his family's car on April 27
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Branson Baker, 9, ran to get help after a tornado tossed his family's car on April 27
An Oklahoma couple now in the ICU with broken backs and necks has their 9-year-old hero son to thank after a tornado tossed their truck into trees.
Branson Baker, 9, saved his parents when their car was lifted by an Oklahoma tornado and thrown into trees.
Oklahoma Gov. J. Kevin Stitt said that at least four people were killed in the storms that slammed his state. In the town of Dickson, the Baker family was caught up in the severe weather on Saturday, including parents Marvin Wayne Baker and Lindy Baker and their 9-year-old son Branson. Johnny Baker, Wayne Baker's brother, told "Good Morning America" he had been on the phone with his brother as they tried to race to the safety of their friend Jason's storm shelter when the line cut out.
Nine-year-old Branson Baker ran more than a mile for help after parents wounded when twister flung family’s vehicle into trees