‘Premonition’ leads father and son to man after crash

[The Present Moment]

AMANDA PARK — Clifford Foss had a vision.

A child was trapped in Prairie Creek and could not get out.

The vision awoke him at 3 a.m. It gnawed incessantly at him. Foss tried to ignore it. He was tired and wanted to sleep.

But the vision would not go away.

Around 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Foss and his 22-year-old son, Clifford "Jesse" left their Amanda Park home, stopped for coffee and then headed a mile and a half down Highway 101 to Jesse's shake mill.

When they passed Prairie Creek, Clifford Foss looked for signs of trouble, but seeing nothing, discounted his premonition.

Then they passed Milburn Creek. A three-foot section of guard rail was bent back on the opposite side of the road. Muddy tire tracks pointed toward the creek.

They kept driving. Accidents happen and are cleared away in the middle of the night all the time, he reasoned.

"Did you hear an ambulance last night," Clifford remembers asking his son.

"No," was the reply.

"We better go back," the elder Foss decided.

He turned around and parked beside the guard rail. Jesse hopped out and peered down into the 20-foot ravine. A black, mangled pick-up truck, partially obscured by trees, was at the bottom of the shallow creek. A man hung halfway out the driver's side window, covered in blood. He yelled for help — and Jesse Foss scampered down to him.

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That's great!  love when things come together like that.