A wrong turn in Georgia led an Alabama driver to rescue a sleeping family of 14 from a house fire

A driver travelling home to Alabama took a wrong turn along a Georgia highway, leading to the rescue of a sleeping family of 14 moments before their house was engulfed by flames. The driver, identified by the family as a motorist named Mr Casey, was traveling with his son south of Lyerly, Georgia, just before midnight on Saturday, 17 October. Guided off his route by a GPS navigation error onto Highway 114, he reached the crest of a hill and saw flames spreading across a residential property. Instead of continuing on his journey, Mr Casey drove towards the burning structure, ran inside, and alerted the household. All 14 residents, including two adults, 11 children, and one grandchild, escaped the blaze unharmed.Late-night rescue on Highway 114The home belonged to James and Larita Burke, who were asleep alongside their family when the fire broke out. According to reports by local news outlet Local 3 News and reporting carried by Hoodline, Mr Casey entered the house to rouse the sleeping family and assisted in bringing all 12 children out of the structure to safety. He also remained on the scene to help guide emergency services to the rural location. Larita Burke spoke about how narro...