article_snippet: Rebekah Gregory and Rebekah Gregory 5-year-old son, Noah, had been watching Rebekah Gregory boyfriend's mother compete in the race when the deadly blast occurred.
article_snippet: Earlier Rebekah Gregory had told the court that the last thing Rebekah Gregory remembered before the deadly blast was entertaining Noah who was bored watching the runners.
article_snippet: Rebekah Gregory said that the force of the blast had thrown Rebekah Gregory backwards and immediately Rebekah Gregory began looking for Rebekah Gregory son - but realized Rebekah Gregory had bones sticking out of Rebekah Gregory legs and arms and flesh hanging from Rebekah Gregory body. '
article_snippet: My bones were lying next to me on the sidewalk,' Rebekah Gregory recalled during Rebekah Gregory testimony in federal court in Boston. '
article_snippet: Rebekah Gregory told the court that Rebekah Gregory could hear Noah screaming 'mommy' and asked God to take Rebekah Gregory but not Rebekah Gregory son.
article_snippet: Rebekah Gregory began to weep as Rebekah Gregory said that as Rebekah Gregory scanned for Noah, Rebekah Gregory saw the body of Krystle Campbell lying behind Rebekah Gregory.
article_snippet: Several jurors were close to tears as Rebekah Gregory told the court that Rebekah Gregory still has shrapnel in Rebekah Gregory body and each time a piece works a piece way to the surface, Rebekah Gregory will have an operation.
article_snippet: not her son suffered a shrapnel injury to not her son leg and head.
article_snippet: My name is Rebekah Gregory.
highlights_snippet: Earlier in the day in court Rebekah Gregory had wept as Rebekah Gregory recalled seeing a death body in the aftermath of the deadly blast .