Sunday storms ravage Joplin, Missouri : News : ConnectTriStates.com

At least 116 are confirmed dead and almost 25 percent of Joplin is gone. Residents are still in shock over the devastation. We got a chance to speak to some Tri-State natives who survived the tornados wrath, Tom Nobis and John Alves. Their messages tell a chilling story of the moments during and after the storm.

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