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<p style="font-size:xx-small;"> April 15: An emergency responder and volunteers, including Carlos Arredondo,
in the cowboy hat, push Jeff Bauman in a wheel chair after
he was injured in an explosion near the finish line of the
Boston Marathon.APA 27-year-old man whose legs were blown off by the Boston
bombings reportedly helped FBI agents identify one of the suspects, saying
the man looked him in the eye as he placed a bag
filled with explosives at his feet.Jeff Bauman was waiting for his girlfriend
to cross the finish line just before 3 p.m. Monday when a
man wearing a cap, sunglasses and a black jacket dropped a bag
at Bauman's feet, his brother, Chris Bauman, told Bloomberg News.Two and
a half minutes later, the bag exploded, shredding Bauman's legs. A photo
of his bloodied body being rushed by wheelchair from the scene has
become an iconic image of the terrorist attack."He woke up under so
much drugs, asked for a paper and pen and wrote, 'bag, saw
the guy, looked right at me,'" Chris Bauman told Bloomberg News.Bauman's
description to investigators at his bedside reportedly helped them zero
in on suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev, who was killed early Friday in a
shootout with police. Bauman was rushed to Boston Medical Center, where
both his legs were amputated from the knee down. His family learned
of his fate only after seeing the grisly image of their son
in news reports.One volunteer, dubbed the the "Cowboy Hat Hero," is being
credited with helping to save Bauman's
pitals in Texas. Two of the three patients at
Scott & White Hospital-Temple were in critical condition Thursday. One of
the two patients at McLane Children's Scott & White Hospital in Temple
was in critical.A spokesman at Hillcrest Baptist Medical Center in Waco
told The Associated Press the facility received 98 patients, including the
five in intensive care. Another 30 have serious injuries, including orthopedic
and head trauma. Providence Health Center in Waco treated 65 patients from
the explosion, admitting 12. A spokeswoman says those patients had broken
bones, cuts, head injuries, minor burns and some breathing problems.Two
patients were also being treated at Parkland Hospital in Dallas.Roughly
133 patients, including some in wheelchairs, were evacuated from the West
Rest Haven Nursing Home, which was among the damaged buildings.Up to 75
homes were also damaged, as well as an apartment complex with about
50 units that was reduced to a "skeleton," Wilson said.Erick Perez, 21,
of West, was playing basketball at a nearby school when the fire
started. He and his friends thought nothing of it at first, but
about a half-hour later, the smoke changed color. The blast threw him,
his nephew and others to the ground and showered the area with
hot embers, shrapnel and debris."The explosion was like nothing I've ever
seen before," Perez said. "This town is hurt really bad."The explosion knocked
out power and could be heard and felt for miles
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