Couple describe saving boy who fell from third floor with mattress

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When Conrad Lenner and his wife Jennifer were out on Sunday, they saw the toddler throwing his legs on the windowsill and his toys on the ground below.
In an interview with KTLA, Konrad said: \"Jenny called the police once we saw his leg crossing the window . \"TV.
After the boy came out, he held on to the telephone line outside the window, causing a split --
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\"He started crying and I knew he couldn\'t get back to the window, so I started getting ready for him to let go,\" Konrad Lightner said . \".
Forty seconds later, the boy let go of the wire and about 30 feet of the place fell into Letner\'s arms, which used the mattress as a landing pad.
The incident at the apartment building, 400 block North Tong Avenue, shocked the boy\'s parents and didn\'t know what was going on until the neighbors informed them.
Morgan Milligan, the mother of this toddler, told KTLA that he had apparently pushed the window screen out, \"it was really fun to decide to throw the toy out.
She added: \"The toddler is autistic and has difficulty communicating.
\"I will never be able to repay what they have done,\" Milligan said of Letner\'s rescue . \".
The toddler was taken to the hospital for assessment without any major injuries ---
Luckily, the light man should not be in the alley when he falls.
The couple said the only reason they happened to be there was because they were stuck in the elevator during the move.
\"God definitely makes us in the right place at the right time,\" said Jennifer Leitner . \".
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