Toronto Woman Rescues iPhone After Dropping it Onto a Neighbour’s Balcony
Liz Bertorelli, a woman who lives in an apartment building in Toronto, dropped her iPhone onto a vacant balcony below, and after unsuccessful attempts to contact her neighbours and inform the building manager, she took to Twitter to chronicle her attempts to retrieve her phone. Her rescue mission lasted two days, through rain and several failed attempts, during which she attracted a huge following on social media.

When Bertorelli dropped her iPhone, he could see it on the balcony below, but couldn’t reach it. “What did I do tonight? Oh ya know, dropped my phone off balcony to the unit below,” she Tweeted at 4:48 a.m, with a photo of the scene (shown above). Her Tweet soon received thousands of responses, following which she continued documenting the process.
Update: It’s very dark outside now, my iPhone is still alive and lighting up from below. We will see what tomorrow brings ????????
— Liz Bertorelli (@liznlbee)
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A person drops an iPhone and this is supposed to be worth publishing on ‘news’ sites?
What a world we live in.
The story about how she got it back was pretty good.
A) if the apartment below was vacant, why was she trying to wake the none existent neighbours?
B) she lives in a building apartment?
Vs a basement apartment, a flat and so on.
Nah, just a typo.
lets make a movie about it!!
slow news day lol