But the driver of the car was dead and her 18-month-old daughter, while still alive, couldn�t have been the speaker.
It was a mystery that continues to haunt the officers � and may never be explained.
Officer Jared Warner of the Spanish Fork Police Department was one of the first who came to the rescue of tiny Lily Groesback, who was strapped in a seat in the back of her mother�s car, which was precariously hanging upside down in 40-degree water.
�We�ve gotten together and just talk about it and all four of us
can swear that we heard somebody inside the car saying, �Help,�� Warner told Deseret News.
But when they flipped over the midsized car, they discovered a 25-year-old woman dead in the front seat and Lily unconscious in her car seat.
�The only people in there were the deceased mother and the child,� Officer Bryan Dewitt told the paper.
Officer Tyler Beddoes said they can't explain it, but have no doubt they heard it.
"It wasn't just something that was just in our heads. To me it was plain as day cause I remember hearing a voice," Beddoes told the Deseret News. "I think it was Dewitt who said, 'We're trying.
We're trying our best to get in there.' How do you explain that? I don't know," he said.
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But when they flipped over the midsized car, they discovered a 25-year-old woman dead in the front seat and Lily unconscious in her car seat.
�The only people in there were the deceased mother and the child,� Officer Bryan Dewitt told the paper.
Officer Tyler Beddoes said they can't explain it, but have no doubt they heard it.
"It wasn't just something that was just in our heads. To me it was plain as day cause I remember hearing a voice," Beddoes told the Deseret News. "I think it was Dewitt who said, 'We're trying.
We're trying our best to get in there.' How do you explain that? I don't know," he said.
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