Aysha Frade first victim to die never got to pick her child from school
A Utah couple celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary on a dream tour of Europe are among the victims of the London terror attack.
Kurt Cochran, 54, died after being thrown over Westminster Bridge onto a walkway beneath it when ISIS terrorist Khalid Masood mowed him down in his Hyundai 4x4.
His 46-year-old wife Melissa was also struck.
She lay frozen on the bridge among postcards from a toppled tourism stand with blood pouring from her head while strangers consoled her.
Chilling photos of the couple at the bridge swept the world as news of the attack spread.
Aysha Frade first victim to die never got to pick her child from school
Aysha Frade was also killed on the bridge. She was on her way to collect her daughters from school.Family confirms Mr Cochran's succumbed to deathly injuries
PC Keith Palmer died after being stabbed by the terrorist at the Houses of Parliament
Family confirms Mr Cochran's succumbed to deathly injuries
Mr Cochran's family confirmed that he had succumb to his injuries on Facebook on Thursday.Fall from 3 Meter Bridge
The pair have run a recording studio from their Utah home for the last 10 years
The pair were on the south London end of the bridge, opposite the Houses of Parliament, when they were hit.
People around rapidly tries to help Mr Cochran
Mr Cochran was either pushed over the edge or jumped on to the walkway beneath it
Europe Tour Turn to Terror
People around rapidly tries to help Mr Cochran
Mr Cochran hurled over the parapet and landed on the concrete walkway under the bridgePicture of people assisting Mrs Cochran swept the world
They were in London as part of a tour of Europe when they were struck on Wednesday afternoon
The 46-year-old mother desperately cluthced on to a stranger who held her bleeding head as she lay among scattered postcards while they waited for an ambulance.
President Trump: He was a 'great American'
The chilling image swept the world yesterday before the pair were identified
Tragic Aftermath
President Trump paid tribute to the man as a 'great American' on Thursday morning
"Khalid Masood" was terrorist identified and shot by police
Strangers consoled Mrs Cochran as she lay on the bridge next to a toppled postcard stand before an ambulance arrived
"Khalid Masood" was terrorist identified and shot by police
Terrorist Khalid Masood was shot by police in New Palace Yard outside the Houses of Parliament.2nd Fatal Victim: Police Office Stabbed
He died in hospital
Prayers and GoFundMe
Police was stabbed to death by terrorist while fleeing from his vehicle into the parliament
Parliament was original target
Mrs Cochran's family is fundraising on her behalf while she reels from the tragedy Please continue to pray for our family.' They are now fundraising on her behalf.
Worrying about possible additional attackers, security officers began searching frantically for other intruders, and lawmakers and their staff did their best to keep out of the way. “The last thing they wanted was us running around the place,” Mr.
First line of impact
Evans said.
Wrong place and time for stranger
Kurt and Melissa Cochran were the first pedestrians hit on Westminster Bridge
A young parliamentary researcher found himself in the wrong place and was swiftly challenged. “He had his hands in the air and was walking, slowly, up to members of a SWAT team with submachine guns,” Mr.
Sad view after
Evans recalled.
I am shocked, but I am not surprised,” Chris Bryant, a Labour lawmaker, said of the latest attack.
Church Statement: Utah man killed, wife injured in London attack
“We have always known that a marauding attack by an individual would be the most difficult to prevent.”
“As I was coming in through the tube, I noticed there was a great air of calm,” said Elizabeth Sweeney, 57, referring to the British subway.
“That was the overriding sense that I had, first thing.”