11-Year-Old Sacrifices Himself to Save His Little Sister?s Life
 

R. I. P. dogg tell bonez i luv him

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The third of seven children, La?Darious Wylie was protective of his siblings. The 11-year-old proved how much when he gave his life for his little sister Sha?Vonta, 7, as a car sped at them while they were waiting at their bus stop in Chester, S.C., at around 7:30 a.m. last Tuesday. Seeing the vehicle headed toward them, La?Darious lunged, pushed his sister out of the way, and received the full impact of the crash ? which ?several? other children waiting at the stop witnessed, according to a local news report.

La?Darious?s mother, Elizabeth McCrorey, and her daughter Sha?Vonta. (Photo: CBS12)

?He knew to look out for her,? his mother, Elizabeth McCrorey, told The Herald of her 4-foot-tall, 75-pound hero, who died the following day of his injuries from the accident.

The driver, Michelle Johnson, however, didn?t look out for anyone. She reportedly sped off before Sha?Vonta had even gotten up from the ground. Two days later, Johnson, 57, was charged with felony hit and run and now faces up to 25 years in prison. When she posted her $25,000 bond on Friday, she said nothing to explain or defend herself. ?I don?t know how that person can sleep at night knowing they hit a child,? family cousin Kimberly Robinson told The Herald.

Unanswered questions don?t haunt La?Darious?s mom, though. ?I don?t hate her,? McCrorey explained. ?I just wish she had stopped.? The mother is focused now on just moving forward and honoring her beloved son, for whom a funeral was held on Thursday of this week. ?She donated his organs [so that] her son could save another child?s life,? Robinson wrote on a GoFundMe memorial page that she set up for the McCroreys.

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Where was mom?

Being good basically means you have a target on your back

If he was white would you have made this thread like this?

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No chance

i hope he haunts you!

A true hero...

diddu somethin specials.

RIP little man.

who walks with their parents to school and back at 11?

Unfortunately according to the law of natural selection this guy is not going to reproduce and therefore the gene for altruism will NOT be passed on which would explain why the vast majority of humanity are totally self centered assholes!

Sad But True...

Who leaves their 7 year old at the bus stop without a parent?

you live in the states? people work most are at work early morning to 5pm

I have 3 kids, I spent a good bit of time as a single mother. I have never used day care, I have never had a babysitter that wasn't immediate family, I have never left them at a bus stop alone.

I either found jobs that worked around my kids, or made sure adult family could be around to help with my kids.

11 year old kids kill other kids. You just posted a story about a 9 year old getting lured into an alley and getting shot. Why the fuck would I leave my kids walk to or from school alone?

Hell fucking no.

you are gifted :2 cents::2 cents: look around at everyone else in your neighborhood

Monkeys right why would an eleven year old be with their parents at a "School" bus stop

Well where I live the bus comes right to our house...I think that's true of everyone at my daughters school.

For instance the bus came to my house and then literally stopped right next door when a boy went there for a few years instead of combining houses.

Not everyone has to live in the sticks.

Even more reason to make sure you or dad see your kids off to school and do your best to be there when they are home from school.

It's tragic for sure. Sad. I wouldn't wish it on any parent.

RIP - much respect

Unlike OP kid deserves recognition. Real hero!

Look who you're talking to.

let's say I am just glad not having to live in fear all day long.

Are those names made up to protect the identity of the victims?

retard monkey strikes again!

yeah, this...

i walked to school all by myself from 1st class on - your parents walked with you the first 2-3 times so you knew where the school is and how traffic lights work etc and after that you were on your own. At 6 years old. And I think it was about 1 mile from home to my school.

Very weird to me as well.

Now parents that "let" their kids walk to school are called "free range parents" and looked at as outcasts to many. Totally bizarre. I just call it parenting.

You're a boy, it's different, and my experiences growing up were different, and perhaps that's why I've never left my girls alone with people I don't know or left them walk places alone, and why I got the heck out of Philadelphia and made a job where I made sure that would never have to happen.

I sat with my husband last night remembering the several the times I was approached by perverted men growing up in Philadelphia, the times I was flashed, followed home, even propositioned at just 10 years old outside of the corner store by a creepy fat guy in a station wagon to "look at his pee pee" for $20.00, sitting in sex crimes unit looking at photographs. I could have been kidnapped literally at least 8 times that I can remember by pervy men. Easily.

I'd rather shelter my kids a bit and have them forever then have them end up like Autumn Pasquale in a garbage bin behind two boys houses for her bicycle parts, or dead like this boy and living as a mother with the "what if".

lol, yeah, parents should be attached tot here kids hip, lol

Apparently we are not as paranoid as you.

Hell, you should watch On the Way to School - it's on Netflix

Brave little boy, he is a hero,RIP :(