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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Darrel Folkert of Redondo Beach, California, stood next to a mailbox near the finish line of the Boston Marathon to cheer on his wife as she completed the race. Moments later he was suddenly thrown by a loud explosion that shattered windows behind him, lifted tables from their foundations and tossed chairs along the sidewalk. "He was standing right next to the mailbox when it exploded," his wife, Jac Bost, told CNN in a phone interview. The mailbox, one of the only objects left intact after the second explosion and the site where authorities have focused their investigation, may have saved Folkert's life. He suffered non-life-threatening puncture wounds to the leg and returned last week to Los Angeles, where he is recovering, Bost said.

Folkert, who is expected to fully recover, and

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- Bost are hoping to locate the two men who treated him at the scene and the others who helped them reunite, Bost said.
- Boston Marathon are hoping to locate the two men who treated him at the scene and the others who helped them reunite, Bost said.
- CNN are hoping to locate the two men who treated him at the scene and the others who helped them reunite, Bost said.
- California are hoping to locate the two men who treated him at the scene and the others who helped them reunite, Bost said.
- Darrel Folkert are hoping to locate the two men who treated him at the scene and the others who helped them reunite, Bost said.
- Folkert are hoping to locate the two men who treated him at the scene and the others who helped them reunite, Bost said.
- Jac Bost are hoping to locate the two men who treated him at the scene and the others who helped them reunite, Bost said.
- Los Angeles are hoping to locate the two men who treated him at the scene and the others who helped them reunite, Bost said.
- Redondo Beach are hoping to locate the two men who treated him at the scene and the others who helped them reunite, Bost said.
Bost are hoping to locate the two men who treated him at the scene and the others who helped them reunite, Bost said.
Skriv den sista meningen i den här berättelsen. Los Angeles (CNN) -- Darrel Folkert från Redondo Beach, Kalifornien, stod bredvid en brevlåda nära mållinjen i Boston Marathon för att heja på sin fru när hon fullföljde loppet. Ögonblick senare kastades han plötsligt av en högljudd explosion som krossade fönster bakom honom, lyfte bord från deras husgrunder och kastade stolar längs trottoaren. "Han stod bredvid brevlådan när den exploderade", berättade hans fru, Jac Bost, för CNN i en telefonintervju. Brevlådan, ett av de enda föremålen som lämnats intakta efter den andra explosionen och platsen där myndigheterna har fokuserat sin utredning, kan ha räddat Folkerts liv. Han fick icke-livshotande sticksår i benet och återvände förra veckan till Los Angeles, där han håller på att återhämta sig, sade Bost. Folkert, som förväntas återhämta sig helt, och APTIONER: - Bost hoppas hitta de två männen som behandlade honom på platsen och de andra som hjälpte dem återförenas, sade Bost. Boston Marathon hoppas hitta de två män som behandlade honom på platsen och de andra som hjälpte dem återförenas, sa Bost. - CNN hoppas hitta de två männen som behandlade honom på platsen och de andra som hjälpte dem återförenas, sa Bost. Kalifornien hoppas hitta de två män som behandlade honom på platsen och de andra som hjälpte dem återförenas, sa Bost. Darrel Folkert hoppas hitta de två män som behandlade honom på platsen och de andra som hjälpte dem att återförenas, sa Bost. Folkert hoppas hitta de två män som behandlade honom på platsen och de andra som hjälpte dem att återförenas, sa Bost. Jac Bost hoppas hitta de två män som behandlade honom på platsen och de andra som hjälpte dem återförenas, sa Bost. - Los Angeles hoppas hitta de två männen som behandlade honom på platsen och de andra som hjälpte dem återförenas, sa Bost. Redondo Beach hoppas hitta de två männen som behandlade honom på platsen och de andra som hjälpte dem återförenas, sa Bost.
Write the last sentence of this story. Los Angeles (CNN) -- Darrel Folkert of Redondo Beach, California, stood next to a mailbox near the finish line in Boston Marathon to cheer on her wife as she completed the race. Moments later, he was suddenly thrown by a loud explosion breaking windows behind him, lifting tables from their foundations and throwing chairs along the pavement. "He stood next to the mailbox when it exploded," his wife, Jac Bost, told CNN in a telephone interview. The mailbox, one of the only items left intact after the second explosion and the location where authorities have focused their investigation, may have saved Folkert's life. He received non-life-threatening stab wounds in his leg and returned last week to Los Angeles, where he is recovering, Bost said. Folkert, who is expected to recover completely, and ACTIONS: - Bost hopes to find the two men who treated him at the scene and the others who helped them reunite, Bost said. Boston Marathon hopes to find the two men who treated him at the scene and the others who helped them reunite, Bost said. - CNN hopes to find the two men who treated him at the scene and the others who helped them reunite, Bost said. California hopes to find the two men who treated him at the scene and the others who helped them reunite, Bost said. Darrel Folkert hopes to find the two men who treated him at the scene and the others who helped them reunite, Bost said. Folkert hopes to find the two men who treated him at the scene and the others who helped them reunite, Bost said. Jac Bost hopes to find the two men who treated him at the scene and the others who helped them reunite, Bost said. “ Los Angeles hopes to find the two men who treated him at the scene and the others who helped them reunite,” Bost said. Redondo Beach hopes to find the two men who treated him at the scene and the others who helped them reunite, Bost said.
Bost hoppas hitta de två män som behandlade honom på platsen och de andra som hjälpte dem återförenas, sade Bost.
Bost hopes to find the two men who treated him at the scene and the others who helped them reunite, Bost said.