WTAE-TV “McMutrie sisters adjust to life as heroes after Haiti rescue”

WTAE-TV “McMutrie sisters adjust to life as heroes after Haiti rescue”

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Two Ben Avon sisters responsible for rescuing 54 Haitian orphans from the earthquake-ravaged country say they are getting used to being called heroes, while also introducing their new younger brother to their hometown.

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WPXI-TV/NBC “McMutrie sisters full interview on ‘Ellen’”

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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette “McMutrie sisters recount their ordeal”

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Ali McMutrie, 22, left, and her sister, Jamie McMutrie Heckman, 30, speak together at a news conference at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC.  Ali and Jamie McMutrie struggled to make sense yesterday of the 10 days since an earthquake destroyed their beloved Haiti, prompting pleas for help that were finally answered earlier this week by a rescue mission that brought them home to Pittsburgh.

The Ben Avon sisters had cared for the 54 orphans who were evacuated with them for years, in some cases. Yesterday, as many of them were taken home by their adoptive families, they said goodbye.

Jamie McMutrie, 30, said she still did not know the logistics of how they were saved from the crumbling city, where they had feared for the children’s lives.

Read more at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette