Jeremy Renner’s Neighbour Thinks Actor Died ‘For A Couple Of Seconds’ Following Snow Plow Accident: ‘I Feel Like We Lost Him’

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Jeremy Renner’s neighbours have opened up about what it was like finding the actor following his horrific snow plow accident.

The “Avengers” star, who got “completely crushed” and broke more than 30 bones in the New Year’s Day accident, sat down with Diane Sawyer for a tell-all chat — “Jeremy Renner: The Diane Sawyer Interview — A Story of Terror, Survival and Triumph” — that aired on ABC Thursday.

His neighbours, Rich Kovach and Barb Fletcher, joined Sawyer, as well, to discuss the terrifying incident. “He had some blood coming out of his ears, his nose for sure.

And then his eye, it looked like it had been pushed out,” Kovach, who called 911, recalled, according to People. “It was a horrible sound to listen to someone, just literally watching somebody die in front of you, and you feel so helpless,” Fletcher added, as snippets from the call were played. “This is the sound of someone that was dying,” Kovach said. READ MORE: Jeremy Renner Opens Up About Horrific Snow Plow Accident: ‘It’s My Mistake And I Paid For It’ Sawyer explained how Kovach and Fletcher were some of the only neighbours at home that day, given that it was over the holidays.