A ravaged Buffalo, N.Y., faced more snowfall as the death toll from the weekend’s blizzard continued to rise. Residents of the western part of the state worked to recover from the deadliest storm the area has seen in at least two generations.
Her boyfriend, Trent, had gone outside to pick up White and bring him into her home. She said his hands were frostbitten and covered inWhite works at the North Park movie theater and was there leading up to the storm. His sister, according to SweetBuffalo, a, believes he went there Thursday and then decided to walk back to his home when he got stuck.
“We gotta figure this out as a community,” she stressed. “I can’t do no more, I just can’t have this man lose his life in my house, I have [done] everything that I can do. This man needs help.”: kind men showed up to her home, carried White outside to a truck and drove him to a hospital with her following along in one of their vehicles.“This man could have died, 64 years old could have died outside.
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