A quiet summer day turned into chaos along a Mississippi river when a car plunged into the water, leaving three teenage girls fighting for their lives. The current was strong, the car was sinking, and help had not yet arrived. Then, a 16-year-old boy made a split-second decision that changed everything.
On the shore, Corion Evans saw the danger unfolding and acted without hesitation. He kicked off his shoes, dove into the dark waters of the Pascagoula River, and swam against the powerful current toward the stranded girls. One by one, he reached them and guided them back toward safety, refusing to stop despite exhaustion.
