Wow Incredible! Young Girl Uses Superhuman Strength to Lift Burning Truck Off Dad and Save Family (Must See Photos)

Hero: Charlotte Heffelmire

The new hero in town is a teenager! Charlotte Heffelmire single-handedly lifted a truck that was about crushing his dad to death. Her incredible story is so inspirational. 

A new Supergirls is in town! Charlotte Heffelmire is being celebrated as a hero after she lifted a pick-up truck off her dad - and saved her family from a dangerous fire, The Mirror reports.

The story has been told like of the tales of legends after the teen yanked the GMC pick-up truck that pinned her dad to the ground with leaking petrol catching fire. 

Dad Eric was working in the family garage on a GMC pick-up truck when the jack propping up the car slipped and pinned him to the ground. The fortunate man was saved by his 19-year-old high school student from Vienna in Virginia, US, was able to use momentarily incredible strength to free him before propane tanks caught alight.

Eric Heffelmire was saved by his daughter's superhuman strength

The pole vaulter, who is just 5ft 6in and weighs around 8st 8lb, ran to the scene barefoot and leapt into action.

Eric Heffelmire told NBC Washington : "We had a bunch of propane containers and they were cooking off - just fireballs."

Then, after Charlotte arrived, he recalls: "I felt the weight shift, and I said, 'You almost got it,' and then it was just UGHHHHHHRRR, and suddenly I'm pulled out."

After that, Charlotte quickly drove the truck on its three wheels away from the property and then sprayed the house with a garden hose until firefighters arrived. Her quick-thinking allowed her grandmother and three-month-old niece to escape the home.

The ill-fated truck that nearly took a life

She has been honoured for her heroic deed by the Fairfax County fire department with the Citizen Lifesaving Award. Currently at the US Air Force Academy, she sustained a back injury which has so far kept her from returning, and also burned her feet.

She said: "If I can't do any of the military branches, then [I'll] probably just [do] intelligence or government work. Right now I'm just healing up and making sure the family is OK."