Just two nights ago, a gunman opened fire at a country music festival in Las Vegas.
The 64-year-old Stephen Paddock, unleashed hundreds of bullets from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay hotel. The gunman murdered at least 59 people and injured more than 500 others.
Despite the chaos from the events that unfolded, hundreds of ordinary people decided to step up and help others out at the festival.
Jonathan Smith, 30, saved 30 people before getting shot in the neck
Jonathan Smith, 30, saved ~30 people last night before he was shot in the neck. He might live w/the bullet for rest of his life. #vegasstrip pic.twitter.com/6hLujXWe51
— Heather Long (@byHeatherLong) October 2, 2017
John, who put himself in front of this woman to save her life
Jake Beaton, who jumped in front of his wife to protect her, but was shot and killed in the process
If every1 could please pray for my dad and every1 else at the rout 91 he jumped in front of my mom and got shot. I love youdad #atruehero pic.twitter.com/Nj7Y8E4yE5
— Jabroni (@BeatonJakeOff) October 2, 2017
So sad to see him on the list of those who didn't survive. This was one of the first tweets I saw about Vegas. RIP to this selfless man. https://t.co/ycv1FMdwZv
— Kathryn (@katiegonewild) October 3, 2017
This courageous man that took a bullet while protecting someone's sister from the gunfire
This man took a bullet while protecting my sister from the gunfire in Vegas. from pics
Sonny Melton, who was killed while protecting his wife
Sonny Melton with his wife, Heather. He was sadly killed while covering his wife during the Las Vegas shooting. from pics
Steve Keys, who was hit while doing CPR on a woman at the concert
