Gary King
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209 appearances
20 recordings
4 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 1 Jul
Gary King’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So they have to get what they can out of these buildings.
Thank you, Steve.
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There was just this mad rush to try and find people who were making noise from under a rubble.
And really, it was an ad hoc job.
They were tying pieces of concrete onto cars and just trying to move them with cars.
And then every once in a while, they would tell everybody to be quiet.
The motorcycles would turn off their engines and they would all go quiet and the rescuers would scream.
If you're alive, please make some noise.
The people inside had been screaming for days, but last night all the rescuers kept hearing was just rustling sounds.
They told them, if you're alive, use two rocks and smash them together so we can hear them.
The whole coast of the state of La Guaida is now lined with utter destruction.
Right now, I'm in front of what used to be a 16-story building, Belo Horizonte, towers that overlooked the Caribbean.
The two earthquakes have turned it into a pile of rubble.
All that's left is a bangled mess of rebars and a pile of concrete that is now stacked five stories high.
The families are desperately looking for their loved ones.
They say one rescue crew said it was too dangerous to work here, but they continue digging.
The smell of death fills the air.
but they want to find their loved ones, dead or alive, in Arapalta, in Catia, La Mar, Venezuela.
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