- Two brothers were stabbed by a gang after they refused to hand over cash
- They stumbled several blocks until one passed out and the other went for help
- A woman hosting a nearby party rushed to their aid until paramedics arrived
- Their mother said she likely saved their lives by controlling the bleeding
A woman likely saved the lives of two brothers left to die by a gang of Asian thugs who stabbed them after they refused to hand over cash.
Monica, who didn’t give her last name, ran out of a party she was hosting after one of the bleeding men popped his head of the fence and asked for help.
The pair had been confront by a group of men on Green Street in Noble Park, Melbourne, who demanded money and attacked when they were refused.
Head wounds to one of two brothers stabbed on a Melbourne street when they refused to hand over cash to a gang of thugs, and was saved by a nearby woman
They stumbled several blocks until one passed out and the other went for help and found a woman who treated their wounds until paramedics arrived
The young woman called for an ambulance at 1.10am on Thursday and paramedics talked her through how to control the bleeding until they arrived.
‘They said to me ‘we’ve been chopped, we’re really hurting’. One of them had blood gushing out of his head, there was blood everywhere,’ she told the Herald Sun.
‘I had to run in and out of my house to get towels because one of them was bleeding really bad.’
The victims’ mother praised Monica as an ‘angel’ who saved her sons from bleeding to death in the street.
‘Monica is a hero. I will forever be in this woman’s debt. She heard my boys and rushed out to save them. She saved their lives, I’m speechless,’ she said.
The victims’ mother praised Monica as an ‘angel’ who saved her sons from bleeding to death in the street
Both men were taken to The Alfred hospital with serious upper body injuries and were in a stable condition on Thursday afternoon
Detective Sergeant Adam Ferguson said the ‘vicious’ attack was several streets away and the men stumbled until one of them passed out.
Police followed the blood trail to a house on Klein Street where investigators believed they went to meet with some unknown people.
Both men were taken to The Alfred hospital with serious upper body injuries and were in a stable condition on Thursday afternoon.
No one has been arrested and the attackers who fled the area with stolen cash remained on the run.