article_snippet: Colton Kilgore and Rebekah Gregory were part of a large group who were present to cheer on a family member.
article_snippet: Rebekah Gregory testified that Rebekah Gregory was watching the race, but also looking after Rebekah Gregory 5-year-old, Noah, who was a bit bored.
article_snippet: After the blasts, Rebekah Gregory couldn't feel Rebekah Gregory legs.
article_snippet: My bones were literally laying next to me on the sidewalk," Rebekah Gregory said.
article_snippet: Rebekah Gregory first instinct was for Noah's safety.
article_snippet: Rebekah Gregory asked God to take Rebekah Gregory if Rebekah Gregory was indeed dying, but to let Rebekah Gregory know that Noah was OK.
article_snippet: Somehow, Rebekah Gregory said, despite the confusion and Rebekah Gregory pain, Rebekah Gregory could hear Colton Kilgore voice calling Rebekah Gregory.
article_snippet: Rebekah Gregory now wears a prosthesis.
article_snippet: Rebekah Gregory testimony centered on Rebekah Gregory near certainty that Rebekah Gregory would die the day of the bombings.
article_snippet: Rebekah Gregory passed out and awoke to a group of men attending to Rebekah Gregory, putting pressure on Rebekah Gregory leg, trying to find where Rebekah Gregory was bleeding.
article_snippet: One man put One man forehead on Rebekah Gregory head and told Rebekah Gregory Rebekah Gregory would be OK.
article_snippet: But then, another man said another man could see Rebekah Gregory eyes were going white, Rebekah Gregory testified.
article_snippet: I knew I was dying," Rebekah Gregory told the jury.