Comedian Eugene Mirman Grateful to Rescuers After Fiery New Hampshire Crash
Comedian Eugene Mirman expressed profound gratitude following a serious car crash in New Hampshire. The incident occurred on Tuesday when Mirman, 51, crashed his electric vehicle into a toll plaza in Bedford, igniting a fire.
Mirman’s Thankful Response
In an emotional Instagram post, Mirman thanked those who rescued him. He described the situation as “very scary” but shared his relief at being alive and recovering. Mirman noted his appreciation for the supportive messages he received from friends and strangers alike.
Details of the Incident
The crash took place just before noon, leading to his vehicle becoming engulfed in flames. It was at this critical moment that New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte and her security detail approached the scene, shortly followed by a state trooper and two bystanders.
- Rescuers included a state trooper and two bystanders.
- The car burned uncontrollably, producing thick black smoke.
- Footage showed the vehicle completely destroyed by the flames.
Mirman was subsequently transported to a hospital where he began his recovery. His agent, Jay Glassner, conveyed Mirman’s gratitude to the first responders, bystanders, and hospital staff.
Heroism Acknowledged
Col. Mark Hall of the New Hampshire State Police commended the individuals who aided Mirman, describing their actions as heroic. Governor Ayotte also praised their brave efforts in life-saving situations.
About Eugene Mirman
Eugene Mirman, born Evgeniy in Moscow and raised in Massachusetts, is best known for voicing Gene Belcher in the acclaimed animated series Bob’s Burgers. He has appeared in over 300 episodes and the related movie. Additionally, Mirman has roles in shows such as Flight of the Conchords and Archer.
In his heartfelt social media post, Mirman concluded with a message of love and care for others. As he continues to recover, his resilience and humor remain evident, proving that he values life and the kindness of those around him.
