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Stranded For 15 Hours In Buffalo Blizzard, Man Steps Up To Help Strangers In Need
Stranded For 15 Hours In Buffalo Blizzard, Man Steps Up To Help Strangers In Need
Jan 17, 2024 3:29 PM

T.J. Lignos was stranded in his truck for 15 hours as winds howled, temperatures dropped and snow piled up. After strangers helped him make his way to safety, he knew he had to help others, too.

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