4 Disturbing and Unsettling 911 Calls

I have gathered 4 of the most disturbing 911 calls, viewer discretion is advised as some of these calls may be considered offensive.
I've done my best to choose calls that I haven't seen before on KZbin and as a result I had to do the subtitles by hand so editing took a long time! I'd appreciate any feedback you guys are willing to leave me.
Have ideas for future videos, or creepy stores of your own? Comment below or e-mail them to me at [e-mail]

[@samanthamcneill1360]

"he shot 4 people please hurry" "is anyone injured?" Naw fam, we good, i just thought I'd let you know..

[@mslovely351]

Samantha McNeill Is really not funny but the way you say it , it's lol

[@maddiebam5089]

Samantha McNeill why would she say that like there is four people inigured like dispature your kinda dumb just send the police already

[@meganmedley9270]

Samantha McNeill

[@analeahperez7280]

Samantha McNeill 😂😂😂😂

[@Xmelisst]

i got so angry by that women why do you ask if someone hurt if she just said he shot 4people 😠😡

[@privateflippa8032]

"He's shot four people" "Anybody hurt there ma'am?" BISHHHH

[@OramiIT]

+Cayden Webster Yea I started doubting 911 a bit after I heard that too.

[@ModeneGunch1]

+Cayden Webster that was my thought too; I was like "Really???"

[@heyitselijah8034]

lol

[@BanquetMoneyDotCom]

+Cayden Webster lol ikr

[@MsNotrite]

+Cayden Webster I know rite?! I've heard that question in most 911 calls from hurt victims!

[@kelliew1725]

Why does it feel like you ALWAYS have to repeat everything for 911 operators? Are their call centers so noisy they can't hear; or are they just not paying attention? Caller: "My neighbor has been shot." Operator: "Someone's been shot?" Caller: "Yes, my neighbor was shot." Operator: "You've been shot?" Caller: "No, my neighbor was shot." Operator: "Is anyone hurt?"

[@jaleneasham5696]

because they could hear wrong obviously with their crying voices.

[@steftwenty19]

Kellie

[@teampenit]

I know! I can understand the people CALLING might be confused but the dispatcher is supposed to be TRAINED to handle and LISTEN

[@FippyDarkpaw]

Call centers are very noisy and not all of them have noise-cancelling headphones. They may be repeating the info as they type it to ensure they are capturing the correct information.

[@DanaWilliams05]

Where do they get these dispatchers from? Some ask the most stupid questions!

[@NaimaMB]

Was it me or did that 17 year old girl sound too calm about seeing her boyfriend have an axe in his head, being beaten, and then seeing her ex kill himself? Like the calmness kinds of worries me...

[@vile4330]

it's because she doesn't give a shit about them.

[@SoyLaEll3]

exactly what I thought

[@bespectclederectus6520]

Either she was in shock or she didn't really care for them

[@NaimaMB]

It's just a bit concerning

[@NaimaMB]

wordup2yourmother I know right. You dont just say that about your BOYFRIEND. You just witness some messed up stuff.

[@adamrules01]

HOLY SHIT HOW SLOW ARE THESE OPERATORS!!??

[@MusicalChick15]

You also have to think that they have to get all this information for the police and emergency people and have to try to calm the person down plus with some of these I would be trying my damnedest not to show I was freaked out.

[@summerreyes4531]

+Tracy Walker That's understandable, but if you're about to die,your car's about to crash or there's a gun pointing at you,there's no time to slow down and explain the situation... The worst one I ever listened to,was a young child who called emergency services as her parents were dead in the living room and she'd been alone in the house all night. Can you imagine what " real life" horror she lived through+witnessed?..

[@TheSonsOfRomeOfficial]

+Tracy Walker Yeah, did you hear how fast they type!! It's crazy.

[@monstermom4358]

yeah, they constantly asking the same annoying question and why is it important to k ow the middle name isn't it ire important to know the correct a dress I stead? and are they deaf and they aren't so comforting as many other dispatchers, these we heard here were butheads, sorry!

[@monstermom4358]

+Dealer Mom sry for typos, my tablet has s it's own life!

[@cscribbs1933]

"I can't believe they killed my family" "Yeah"

[@Racingirl911]

C Scribbs [911 operator]. “Yeah. **yawn** “This is my third dead family call today. I’ll tell you what...I’m just worn out from all this stress. I think I need a vacation!” **yawns again**😴💤💤💤💤

[@Furchtlos43]

@@Racingirl911 Funnygirl911 😂

[@rowdybme]

1040 holly lane 1040 holly lane 1040 holly lane 1040 holly lane 1040 holly lane 1040 holly lane 1040 holly ROAD??????

[@hyndquart5241]

Right? Some of these 911 operators are complete fucking dumbasses. You'd think they are trained to listen.

[@terriewixson6145]

rowdybme no sheet

[@joannaduran5231]

I get so aggravated when I hear some of these 911 operators..like the one about holy lane..lady calls says she has been shot and the operator asks if anyone is hurt...its like they are not listening ..and ask stupid questions

[@sheezamann2724]

@@hyndquart5241 ---IKR.....if i was a 911 operator..i would take over the conversation...starting with...what is your address..and not ask anything else until i get that address.....

[@sheezamann2724]

where were they shot...in the leg or neck.....GET THE PHUCKING ADDRESS.....

[@genesisrail]

The 2nd call's operator was completely useless. Caller; "Four people have been shot on Holly Lane!" Operator; "Ok, what's the address, and how many people where injured?" Me; *facepalm*

[@samanthamcneill1360]

"Holly Lane." "Holly Street?" *facepalm*

[@jayjay-jz5yl]

you tend to get muddled up when you're taking calls like these...they're so shocking and I think it makes the operator forget bits and pieces of information already given...you wouldn't understand unless you've taken a call like that

[@murilobrito7418]

they all seem fucking useless.

[@sorayyakhamseh7671]

Genesis Rail stop it

[@SchmausiMausi]

No, the best part was. Caller: "4 people got shot." Operator: "Did anybody get hurt?"

[@belennbertram6530]

i souldnt watch this stuff but i do

[@darktolight387]

Same

[@belennbertram6530]

I kindq like being scared but at the same time hate it

[@dakillamonster3546]

+Belenn Bertram You should also know how to spell "shouldn't" but you don't.

[@belennbertram6530]

actually I do Dakilla Monster​ thank you very much and why did u have to.say anything at all huh u just wanted to start trouble go somewhere

[@dakillamonster3546]

Belenn Bertram If you do know how to spell ANYTHING, why misspell them? And if you don't want me to "start trouble", then why are you in KZbin comments? And where do you want me to go? And you forgot almost all capital letters and you didn't spell out "you". Have a nice day! :)

[@ek4635]

All the people saying that girl was too calm, have never heard of severe shock...look it up. Obviously she didn't do it.

[@jaggirl]

Would have been like a bad dream for her. Very surreal. After being held hostage probably all day, she's obviously already gone through a whole lot of different emotions. Have to consider her being beaten too. She would have been relieved to have escaped with her life. The poor girl. Finding out later that her mum hadn't left as she first thought. Very sad.

[@brendakelley7256]

U safe

[@user-vo9xe4yw7i]

Jag Girl exactly probably couldnt believe it, also she’d been there for hours

[@TheGrodri15]

I’m pretty sure she did what was best for her

[@missyaz4959]

I don't think she deeped it yet like she couldn't process the situation

[@CandyGirlllll]

This last one really broke my heart... I pray she's ok and heart is healing.. All of them were very terrifying. Condolences to their families and friends..

[@davidfyre2963]

A. Marie Noble. Well I agree 100 percent. And you look like a very pretty Black LADY. You sure look fine.

[@CandyGirlllll]

+david fyre Thanks David... I appreciate that.

[@davidfyre2963]

A. Marie Noble. I don,t know what it is. But you Black LADIES are sure fine. Maybe it is because I am of Sicilian descent. And I am not the only White Man who loves Black LADIES. Well stay beautiful and healthy. Hey I got to say it again. You beautiful Black LADY.

[@davidfyre2963]

A. Marie Noble. Hey how are ya. Well to be quite honest all of these 911 calls are very sad. I only hope the Survivors will be OK. And may God be with and comfort them in their time of need. Well God bless and good night.

[@davidfyre2963]

A. Marie Noble. Hello A. I just thought I would say hello and I hope you are OK. Well good night and God bless.

[@preciousperalta6890]

The last one just breaks my heart i can imagine how painful is it to look at your dead family

[@connorhunter8345]

Same. But I can't imagine it being painful lol

[@jenniferstark3672]

You know she killed them both right

[@maximilianraley2457]

@@jenniferstark3672 No she didnt look it up. It was a home invasion gone wrong by three people who got into the house because they claimed they were Federal Officials looking for fugitives. The leaders name was Forde. The wife is a hero who lived by pretending to be dead after being shot three times. Then when they came back she shot one of them in the leg. The wife is a hero and you slandering her name with no information is really ignorant.

[@whiteemerald_6802]

@@jenniferstark3672 Fuck you Jennifer. Fuck your dirty ass hair too.

[@boahneelassmal]

"OH MY GOD I CAN'T BELIEVE THEY KILLED MY FAMILY" "Yeah :/" 11:12

[@brandiwhitlock7603]

bruchpilot747 Right I was like damn !!

[@itznicckk]

The operator was just like “yea” like she didn’t even give a shit

[@jelenalysak4684]

@@itznicckk how dont u poeple understand that you cant start comforting people in this situation, the 911 operator is trying to get information down, if the operator starts comforting people they would just start acting on the feelings and freeze up or start crying.

[@Andshewasafairy]

They have to continue asking questions to keep that persons mind off of the tragedy. Once they really start thinking about it all they could become upset and coherent and then the 911 operator won’t be able to relay the messages to medics and police

[@tenaciousbre1782]

That was so sad!

[@SacksThriftAve]

the run away car ! 911 operator should have told tbem to put car in neutral then apply brakes!

[@DarkestDesires]

The car had a problem that would not allow them to shift into another gear that's what they were discussing at the beginning of the video.

[@SacksThriftAve]

+Darkest Desires they said they didnt have the abillity to turn car off! said nothing about putting car in netruel!

[@DarkestDesires]

+Les Kamery This particular Lexus model was prone to this problem it happened to a few other people as well. the car essentially locked itself the car could not be shifted into any other gears, turned off and the brakes would not work.

[@SacksThriftAve]

+Darkest Desires oh shitttt!!!

[@btsarmy-yx8cr]

+Darkest Desires so its a confirmed death you say ?shit i would just jump off the car get multiple bruises and fractures than diying but been handicaped for the rest of life ehh.....dawn

[@YouReallyMadHuh]

Biggest mistake was watching this at 1 a.m.

[@BREADYBOY_BOY]

"Four people have been shot!!" "Is there anyone hurt?" Boi naaw. we good we good. we just dead. no one is hurt gurl. WE. JUST. DED.

[@roysgirl11]

LMAO

[@fl0werz922]

*d e d*

[@defjamblade]

Wife: I can't believe that killed my family m(sobbing) Operator:yeah(cool story bro)

[@defjamblade]

They*

[@yox2822]

She was trying ti calm her down. It's not often you get calls like that.

[@2toncarmen]

+defjamblade She is saying it as if she already knows whats happened and as Yox said she was calming her down!!!!!!

[@diegoventura440]

like wtf is up with that operator, operators are supposed to comfort the person while getting information while the police arrive not like "yea bitch nobody gives a shit about your family im just trying to get paid so hurry the fuck up"

[@pookied.7738]

+defjamblade At the same time tho, the dispatcher has to ask her questions and get as much information as she can.

[@TheKrushermusic]

for the people thinking the girl at number #2 was suspicious and she might've been part of the murders, she didn't even know her mum was dead in the other room, she assumed her mum was out, therefore it's highly unlikely she was involved in any of it. it sounds like she was in a state of shock, there have been similar situations to this, and the victims of it had acted a similar way, this is due to shock and the brain troubling / refusing to process it

[@angiebeanful]

+white kush omg her mum was dead :'(

[@LauraBidingCitizen]

That's exactly why I'm not responding to comments that instantly presume she was 'to blame' for the mass murders. She didn't sound guilty to me, more numb / distant to the entire situation that had just been put before her. Not one of us can say how we would have reacted in such a traumatic event unless we'd been in that position - she had been held hostage for many hours, watched / heard the death of her boyfriend, as well as being beaten, mentally & emotionally tortured only to watch her ex commit suicide - she was likely more in the mindset of getting help & wanting her parents. Adrenaline must have been pumping, similar to the fight or flight saying. The shock would have hit her system like a gutter punch within hours or days, poor girl. Most especially after learning her mother had been killed too x

[@na6389]

She said a friend came to pick her mom up, Where was that friend in all this?

[@Nightknight1992]

she probably assumed the friend came and picked her mum up cuz she didnt see her at home.

[@AlbinaTheDivine]

As a person that has experienced tragic things, unbearable situations, I go into survival mode while extremely numb. I try to figure out the smartest and safest thing to do yet in a fog. I think since I know panicking can make things worst I try to remain present. I’m absolutely numb, confused but weird, at times I can’t think at all like in a daze. I’ve been told it’s shock by professionals but people that are not or haven’t experienced repeated trauma or any horrendous are extremely quick to judge and are very hurtful and harsh. I had a loved one die in my arms, it hurt so bad that there wasn’t enough pain in the world that could be physically and emotionally felt, it was an out of body experience, everything went mute, my heart was dead, I could not cry or make a sound, I just held them and looked them. Essentially I believe we weren’t made for such loss, therefore there is no one correct way to react, everyone is simply different and unique. And this type of shock, let me tell you can last a very very long time.

[@dollarstorebarrontrump1141]

The last woman was kind of a badass... She defended herself against 2 invaders when she had a handgun. She is actually really cool. She took the bullet to the leg like a boss. She handled the situation very well, but she was also slowly breaking down. Her leg wasn’t as hurt as it would have been if she didn’t have the adrenaline rushing threw her body. As soon as that adrenaline wears off, she will be able to fully grasp the situation. Her leg will feel like it’s been shot, instead of it feeling like a sting, she will understand what actually happened to her family, she will understand sadness. She is a powerful role model who most of us could learn from. She is a badass.

[@lalalinny1333]

She was actually found to be guilty of shooting her husband & daughter, then shooting herself in the leg. When she says "they are coming back in" apparently she realises that the husband is still alive & finishes the job, if you listen it sounds like someone rattling the door trying to make it sound realistic

[@ryanschricker9924]

Lala Linny is that actually true? Can u link me a vid or something about it?

[@jayjay-jz5yl]

I believe you because I thought the same too. How can assassins round up the family and you're the sole survivor with a gunshot to the leg. What fucking movie is that! Shot to the leg PG18 😂😂😂

[@catharynewalton2233]

@@lalalinny1333 This is inaccurate. Her name is Gina and she survived because she pretended to be dead. It was a premeditated murder committed by 3 other people. She was not the one who killed them. The killers were racist 'immigration vigilantes' who wanted the family out because they were Mexican.

[@roarbl]

was a cool video but would have been nice to hear the outcome of the stories.. how they ended..

[@jenkeepsup]

Agreed

[@mirikira8632]

I know, right?

[@nicolenicole4740]

Dispatcher: Do you need an ambulance? Caller: An Ambulance? No. A medic? Yes. Uh.

[@princessmimi8074]

Why do i watch these

[@MysticPrairie]

I know!! What the hell am I doing here?

[@cfjlkfsjf]

Curiousity, just like everyone else. Wondering how chilling it really is.

[@monicagibson8229]

I totally ask myself the same question

[@itsurgirlcharlene]

maisie delaney same

[@nelsonairforce]

I'm glad the lady had a gun... She did the right thing.

[@AngelaShiflet]

omg I felt so bad for the last caller lady😢 I wish I could hear an update of this story

[@ACE23308]

Murders of Raul and Brisenia Flores

[@AngelaShiflet]

X S thanks

[@lorileew2337]

@@ACE23308 They were murdered by Shawna Forde and others she's now on AZ Death Row ..

[@lorileew2337]

Raul & his 10 yo daughter Brisenia were murdered by Shawna Forde & others.. Shawna Forde is on AZ Death Row for their murders.

[@kimkkendrick3542]

He was drug and people trafficker

[@Yosoyelsol45]

Put the car in neutral and use the emergency brake. A lot of people think you can't put a car in neutral while it's moving but that's not true. You can't put a car in gear (safely) while moving but neutral isn't a gear its the absence of gears.

[@staceyjohnson9185]

Girlfriend sure seems calm that ex and current bf are dead...."I just want to get these bodies out of my house". Sounds a bit fishy to me.

[@SchmausiMausi]

I think she rather sounds like she´s in shock.

[@magi173]

and she was stuck with the dead boyfriend next to her all the day im sure she wasnt calm at the beginning.

[@cookingkelly1192]

Stacey Johnson yup me to

[@cookingkelly1192]

Stacey Johnson she could have easily staged that not for sure but I am sure they investigated

[@t.j.7789]

That was an odd thing to say. She doesn't sound like the sharpest knife in the drawer.

[@sashatt2842]

that girl said " I just want these bodies out of my house"😕

[@Kafkaontheshore9]

that was very weird.

[@pjloves6jenson316]

sasha tt I know I thought that was so heartless of her 😞

[@mintyfresh47]

complete shock. Happens to everybody

[@staceymayer5800]

I know. Cold blooded huh?

[@josephpicos629]

unbelievably cold blooded

[@KayBanxxx]

I don't understand why they ask so much questions. Just get the address and ask questions later?

[@SagePearls]

Kayla to keep the caller on line and get as much information as possible while help is on the way already

[@KayBanxxx]

Ooh ☺️

[@cookingkelly1192]

Lil Thotchty me to I know it is for safety of arriving help but address should be first n questions later plenty​ if time to get the info while driving to them they should revaluate how they take the calls

[@tadakatsu123456]

People get sent the second they tell the adress, after that they collect details and try to keep the person busy so they don't pass out from the wounds, because if that happens you easily die or loose braincells while unconcious.

[@WingedEdits]

They actually trace the address as soon as they call

[@kalep7591]

great job with subtitles and video overall! researching intense calls cause im about to be a dispatcher so thank you!

[@jeanroeder5534]

Kale P , When you’re dispatching, I do hope you reassure the caller that the police and ambulance are on their way before you engage questions to keep the caller calm. If I were the caller I think I would scream, “Please just get here!”.

[@harrickvharrick3957]

in the second call, the victim had already given the address TWICE, then the dispatcher goes on to repeat the address out loud but partly incorrect and in an asking manner.

[@tonyrosamusic]

This is what I call a well done/edited KZbin video. Very good, keep it up!

[@WowieItsMeowie]

"My ex-boyfriend broke into my house and killed my current boyfriend." OOH DUDE GOT TRIGGERED HE WAS SO JELLY!

[@amytih47]

Those last two seem strange and a little suspicious. I know shock affects everyone differently but just one thing Ms Staperfene says, "they're all dead" and not "they're both dead". Her phrasing is unusual too - "...are the victims", "...a murder/suicide". The last one only really starts crying when her leg is "killing" her. She says she's disorientated, woken from sleep yet the killers got two head shots to her husband and daughter and only managed to hit her in the leg. Ah, maybe it's just me :/

[@DarkestDesires]

+Amy TiH I can assure the authenticity of all of these calls, the third ones phrasing is indeed a bit out of the ordinary my guess is she was trying to relay the information to the dispatcher in as organised and quick manner as possible as she wanted to stop thinking about the incident. It also occurred to me that she had been held captive for a long time and had the time to process that her boyfriend was dead so that could have also affected her. The report on the last one is that the husband was at the door when they pulled a gun so the shot wouldn't have required a ton of accuracy, in addition the young girl probably did not put up much of a fight, I think the main reason she was only hit in the leg is that she was woken up by the gunshots and had the time to get a firearm herself and during the firefight where i can only assume the attackers were trying to avoid getting shot she most likely got hit somewhere non vital in the leg. I appreciate your feedback though and if you're interested in these stories feel free to do a google search on them to read more!

[@NoelleEller]

+Amy TiH In all honesty, the third one could've been in shock, and possibly could've not yet processed what had just happened.

[@Tesko91]

+A Person I'm with you on that one. Like she said "I can't believe this is happening". The whole scenario is just too fucked up for anyone to say "that's not how you should've reacted". It's too insane to grasp.

[@steezynova6256]

+Amy TiH Nah Im with you :/

[@lauriemoody63]

That 17 year old kind of threw me for a loop when she stated " There was a murder/suicide with no survivors" WTF is she a fucking ghost cause l'm pretty sure she survived to make that 911 call and if she can't walk then she needs to be checked out at the hosp.

[@PerpetualIndignation]

Great list, I've never seen any of these calls tackled. I also like the thorough explanations of what happened in each scenario.

[@DarkestDesires]

+Brian Harris Thank you for the support! Yes I did my absolute best to find calls that I had never heard on youtube before while still making sure they were real and disturbing. I also tried to do research and find every important detail and make sure every part of the story I read was genuine.

[@PerpetualIndignation]

+Darkest Desires You did an excellent job making sure everything was genuine and unique. Thank you for the video :)

[@jaydenzimmerman8965]

+Darkest Desires great video but wiw

[@jaydenzimmerman8965]

+Jayden Zimmerman wow

[@TheDevilishangel123]

i have so much respect for most operators. i can’t imagine how hard it is to deal with this almost every single day

[@brookeelle6879]

This is years old, but know you’re still making people cry. 😢

[@cfinecoco]

number two the girl is too damn calm.

[@momerasa5257]

I know right

[@eval0veslifexx]

+Dee Bee why would you want to hear that just for your own entertainment? smh

[@jesuschristitsjasonbourne7993]

She's in shock, she didnt know how to react to the situation

[@alanaveltre6950]

It’s called shock.

[@EJSweaty]

I regret watching this now cause after I heard the people scream in the first call that made me feel so horrible

[@computern4me]

Haven't heard any of these before. Nice work!

[@LucidAnomalies_]

1:56 that "hmmmmm" is the noise you make once you're dying. Usually there's blood rushing through the nose/mouth while making the grunting exhale. A man was hit with an airstrike in the middle east while using a gopro and he continually made the "hmmmm" noise for a minute before it went silent.

[@fl0werz922]

Very very scary *too s p o o p y*

[@mariehalsey8892]

The anomaly call me crazy but I listened to 1:56 over and over and I could envision what happened......yes chilling

[@brittanymack4811]

I was wondering. Listened to it twice. Scary.

[@j.rossmayhew5269]

They ask some silly questions!! "Help 2 people are dead!!" "What are their names"... yeah right that's SUCH an important thing to know under those circumstances!!

[@CMDRVo]

they ask the names to check their information

[@pandabear6105]

they do it to keep her occupied and calm while the police are coming

[@anomynouspotato6015]

Hello someone one shot my husband and 10-year old daughter "how old is the daughter?

[@casitube22]

I gave you a like and subscribed since you worked so hard putting the subtitles in and everything! I heard of all these tragedies but I wish you maybe could have told us what happened in the end of these calls!

[@C_Tizzle]

You have the best voice for narrating these types of videos

[@serendipitous671]

The third caller is suspicious to me. She's so relaxed for someone who just witnessed her current boyfriend being murdered with an axe to the head & then witnessing the suicide of the other one by shooting himself. That would be an overwhelming situation. I would be freaking the fuck out!

[@cyankairis4737]

She was in shock. I walked into my house when I was 15 to find my sister and mom dead, and my dad waiting for me to come home. He shot me in the back, and then shot himself. It was so incomprehensibly horrible that my brain thought the best course of action would be to laugh/cry hysterically, then break into more laughing fits, then calm down and be completely neutral. After the neutral kicked in, I was in denial until after their funerals. A lot of people thought I was involved, too, because of my behaviour, but the human brain evolved to protect itself. If something awful happens, it immediately shuts itself down for a bit to prevent any immediate psychological harm, and begins the cycle of coping and grieving a few hours/days afterwards.

[@roselefavor977]

Her voice was really shaky

[@patrick9087]

" I just want these bodies out of here" haha I don't know how to take that

[@kaitlynh737]

Em G she's in shock dummie, it's fairly common in these situations

[@janikb3538]

Em G it's a coping mechanism. Sometimes u laugh at inappropriate moments

[@pamelachitwood8334]

number 2....she's so fucking calm!!!!! she just saw two people die in front of her!!!!!! "the ax is in his head and the gun is in her hand." really!!?!?!?!?!

[@skadibjornsdottir3683]

+Pamela Chitwood I know right! I think it would be all the adrenaline and the pure disbelief of the situation would leave anyone so shocked.

[@pamelachitwood8334]

+Sarah dj especially if its her fucking boyfriend with a ax just stuck in his head. And all that gore probably! Girl you were stuck with a maniac for hours! So fake!!!!

[@losgryfog]

+Pamela Chitwood she...killed them all

[@pamelachitwood8334]

+losgryfog probably.....

[@skadibjornsdottir3683]

Pamela Chitwood I don't think so, it would be incredibly difficult to do so and to this day get away with it unless she killed herself. Remember if you're ever in a situation like hers you have no idea how to react. Some people stay calm out of disbelief, anger or are still processing others may be extremely distressed or aggressive. I remember when both my grandparents died when I first found out I was completely calm for the first day until I processed they were dead. So you can never accuse someone of murder just because they are calm.

[@timowl26]

Darkest Desires. I would like you to know I’m supporting you now for a good start

[@Catras_unfairly_gorgeous_smirk]

An especially gruesome detail is 1:55 That disturbingly clearly audible, deep, sad howling sound is a death sigh. This is what a person sounds like when they die (or faint) while screaming and the last air leaves their lungs while passing still vibrating vocal chords. Chilling video. Gave me goosebumps.

[@AngeAlexiel]

it's so hard and disturbing to listen to this and be sure that this happened .. it's crazy ... but interesting ... it must be one of the hardest job to do cos you never know how the story really end ... i really admire all the pp who work in emergency service, police and fire fighters .

[@paddyspubegg7161]

the first one was so fucked up, I've been in a car accident and have dreams about that shit all the time

[@katprinner7429]

Paddy's Pub Egg Put it in neutral and pull the E break 👍

[@ja.m9562]

The third caller is too calm. It worries me.

[@user-pt2im1wi7x]

They NEED to be calm in every situation, if they panick they won't be able to get information and the situation will be worse.

[@ja.m9562]

Ami - Chan I'm not talking about the operator. I'm talking about the girl who called 911 because her boyfriend and her ex boyfriend were dead in the house. She was too calm for someone who had just experienced such trauma AND lost two people she knew, one she even had feelings for.

[@user-pt2im1wi7x]

+Jasmine A. M Ooh, you mean the girl, I can understand why she was so calm, she was probably in a state of shock due to what just happened, and it seemed like she was calm, it can happen. :/

[@ashleejohnson8478]

You kidding right? That third caller was crying. She had just lost her husband and child.

[@ja.m9562]

Ashlee Johnson Did you read the comments above? I meant the girl who lost her boyfriend and ex boyfriend.

[@leahbond709]

I'm crying at the last one😭😭😭😭😭

[@apcometri1919]

I dont mean to sound cynical, but if that were MY daughter that had been shot in the head ( @ 11:04), I wouldnt have given two shits about myself nor would I have been complaining about how bad my leg was hurting.. My main concern would have been my daughter.

[@apcometri1919]

LOL

[@robloxshxnii7962]

I agree, family is important

[@kr8432]

+Glitterspun U dont sound cynical, you sound ridicolous. Just stfu you internet hero. Never saw a more useless comment.

[@valleymoto10]

+Glitterspun She had been shot in the head. She knew she was dead. What could she have possibly fucking done? Do you want her to use her motherly resuscitation techniques and bring her back to life? Fucking dumbass.

[@apcometri1919]

Hey shit stain? Yes, you. Didn't know the mother got shot in the head. If i got shot in the head, I believe I would have had a challenging time talking to the 911 operator as long as this woman did. The only thing I heard her complain about was how badly her leg hurt. And why do you care? I suspect you are just an angry, bitter little man.

[@kathyprizzleskizzle356]

um yea...that '17' year old seems just a tad suspicious. either there is more to this or she has seen this before.. she seems like she is forcing herself to sound sad..and keeps bringing up her 'hurt' leg

[@DarkestDesires]

+Kathy Przyborowski I undestand the skepticism as she seems so calm, however multiple places confirm the story you can read more on it here: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2125420/Brian-Douglas-White-Facebook-boasts-American-Psycho-fan-hacked-exs-mother-boyfriend-dead.html

[@MrOnionterror]

+Darkest Desires That article says that she had to watch her mother being killed, but she said her mum had gone out.

[@DarkestDesires]

MrOnionterror Yes I read that part too I'm assuming the article wrong as you can clearly hear in the tape that she was clueless that her mother was in fact home.

[@BillyBob-jg1gq]

She was probably in shock. It makes you sound really calm and out of it.

[@siobhanc777]

thanks for the upload

[@JK-wt7rc]

That #1....I kinda wish I never heard that.The raw emotions. Too real. I hope she's getting and maintaining the help she deserves!!!! First video to make me cry in 12 years!

[@erinjay8431]

Ok first off my daughter is shot but my leg hurts. Secondly that 17 year old was creepy calm as hell. She has more of a story then that.

[@dogtoy3020]

ERIN Jay she was definitely in shock. She had been held hostage for hours before that so she probably was FLIPPING out then, but it wasn't as bad when she called. Edit: sorry if I sound like a smart @ss

[@chanelgez2146]

ERIN Jay I agree

[@Joooools]

She seemed happy... 😦

[@pp8296]

the last one i crued

[@pp8296]

cried

[@ACE23308]

Murders of Raul and Brisenia Flores

[@magi173]

thats not true though Brisenia Flores was 9 not 10

[@aloha.1382]

Darkest Desires thank you, its a very disturbing video I hope all the people that rag on 911 operators listens to this, its a job I wouldn't have the straight to do.

[@candysmith8724]

The 17 yr old sounded so calm, to the point and mature for her age. All of these stories are so horrific...I hate to think of what happened to the lady that reported 4 people are already shot call.

[@michaelpinto5448]

"He shot 4 people already!" Dispatch: Uhh "is anybody hurt in there?" What a momo

[@adamjhuber]

1:50 when seconds count, cops are minutes away. No need to keep a gun at home. Police will protect you. I mean they will come and pick up your body.

[@madisongrant9786]

seeing stories about ex boyfriends/girlfriends doing stuff like that gives me hella anxiety about relationships

[@mirandaboyer8740]

The last one broke my heart. 💔

[@lost619]

number 2 she seemed so calm considering those people were dead in her house!

[@audrapoffinbarger9444]

Mental note taken Don’t watch these while home alone

[@slumpedmike9732]

last one FUCKING HURRY UP

[@nikkikelley2390]

right drives me nuts these victims are crystal clear..they waste so much time asking unnecessary questions..or when trying to be super quiet they carry on ugh frustrating

[@little_tish8452]

that third caller was shady AF

[@serendipitous671]

I thought so too. She seems so chill.

[@erica031012]

+MsEliza dashwood she seems to calm and quiet.

[@elisewachter2560]

+Erica Bigras if someone is in chock due to some traumatic stuff it's common that those people cant panic and so they sound calm, because theire brains cant handdle all that pressure at once

[@erica031012]

Elise Wachter I understand what your saying, but most people have some reaction in their voices

[@elisewachter2560]

+Erica Bigras that's true , she could kill them herself , but the police would have saw it if she killed them

[@xktwnxl4zlx213]

Y'all know that NOT ONLY victims call 911? Criminals also call 911 to manipulate their plans and motives to stage the scenes. Therefore, these operators have no empathy or sympathy towards callers.

[@j.k.asbill6131]

So, just because once in awhile a criminal might call 911, that is reason for the dispatcher to have no compassion for all callers? Ridiculous

[@xktwnxl4zlx213]

@@j.k.asbill6131 So, would you give compassion to the criminals?

[@GamerzDailyFix]

3:50 operator - "just now?" Me - "no in 1908"

[@whiteemerald_6802]

*Those calls are so saddening especially the last one. :(*

[@ashybury]

The 911 operators seriously piss me off, they are so stupid and dont give a shit like "Help me im being stabbed to death!" 911 operator: "wait what is going on?" "Im being stabbed-" "Youre gonna have to calm down." -_-

[@ZiIIous]

they need to stop repeating question and keep talking to make sure the caller is ok if the situation doesn't allow them to keep talking ..

[@lyndseyreed949]

"I just want to get these bodies out of my house." Savage.

[@Angel-yl1ck]

This collection was well done. I was fascinated. Thank you for your selection. I guess it was just luck for you to have included Four of the most inept persons to be first contact 911 operator anywhere! Uh, "are your husband and daughter with you?" Gawd, she Heard the Shots. Where were the cops? Gal is bleeding to death and gets asked if she needs an ambulance. BTW - where Is the ambulance? In all of them. These 911 calls must have been interfering with their card game, or knitting. God Bless them All.

[@tonyvildosola7364]

at1:55 you can hear her last breath leave her lungs as he shoots her

[@emilyashley9371]

fuck.. that’s painful to hear.

[@iamkarina4250]

It's sad...you can also hear her say right before that “ He got me"

[@kryssiewoo51]

Wow 1:98 was something else. It's like we could hear the life leaving her body, so sad. Operator sucked on that call

[@winterwhite5338]

i love how they take thier sweet time

[@katelinishere1484]

the last one when she said i dont even want to look at them made my heart sink

[@hayhay497]

*he shot 4 people!* *is there anyone injured”* Nah, there’s just people on the floor dying there, they’ll get up soon.

[@noallxxx2879]

7:20 I like how the girl is so suspiciously chill

[@Surfacekilla1]

why would you like it!?

[@user-vo9xe4yw7i]

5:19 thats heartbreaking, she thought her mum was okay

[@kaylenwanstall1779]

that last phone call really made me want to cry, poor mother

[@LilMizzRockaChick]

Wtf the girl in the third one was so calm. How the how can she even spell her boyfriend name so calmly if he had been murdered by her ex? Then she casual strolls to the porch and say i just want the bodies out of my house. Crazy behaviour!

[@marygrace9154]

She was in shock

[@swrose66marchangel]

The gal with the two dead boyfriends sounds suspiciously calm...🤔

[@marijatalevska9154]

The last one broke my heart. How can people do this things😢

[@carolynn3699]

It must be horrible when you think your mom has left but then you realize she's also dead in the other room... Oh my god, poor girl...

[@GodGunsGutsandNRA]

Why is the 911 caller asking so many questions about the murder suicide? She is a dispatcher; her job is to dispatch the police, and they are to investigate.

[@strider9184]

I think they send the police immediately and from there on there job is to gather as much info as they can and keep the person on the line. Although i never hear them ask for an address; i wonder if they track where the the call is coming from straight away in America because in Australia the first thing they ask is for an address

[@GodGunsGutsandNRA]

Shalewa fawehinmi It used to be easy to pinpoint the address, but now with most people using cellphones they have to ask the address first. The dispatcher's job is to get the basic info, and then try to get the person on the phone to a safe place. The "interrogation" by the dispatcher jousts accelerates the fear. All they need to ask is how many intruders, are they armed, and are they still there.

[@mattcastg5170]

They're relaying information to the responding police, this is standard procedure when responding to an active crime scene where violence has occurred. They want police to know who is there, where they are, where the weapons are, if they should be concerned about entering a home or room or whatever and facing a hostile armed person, etc. it enables a more controlled situation when they arrive. A secondary reason of course, it's to get details on the record quickly for any future investigation and trial.

[@mattcastg5170]

+Strider 91 in the US I believe all local 911 systems are required by federal law to immediately track the address of all land line calls (the address shows up almost immediately on their computer screen.. I had a cousin who pranked called 911 as a little kid, being incredibly stupid ,and quickly hung up, 10 minutes later police came knocking on our door to make sure everything was fine and upon confirmation it was a prank to lecture my cousin on the dangers of pranking 911). Regions often will still have the operator verify the address however. In contemporary times though 911 gets more calls from non land line, mobile systems and here it's a lot more complicated. The FCC (the national agency that has oversight over the issue and is tasked with setting standards for local systems to follow, to enable a more cohesive nationwide system) has been working on the mobile phone issue over the last few years and have set up a series of regulations, being gradually phased in..

[@mattcastg5170]

+Strider 91.. the first big problem with mobile phone systems is a person could be calling from anywhere, but their phone is connected to their local 911 system that serves the area code of that phone (for instance I have a Los Angeles area code as I live in LA, I go on a trip to New York City and need to call 911, I'm connected to the 911 system for Los Angeles County and the surrounding region, being as I'm calling from an LA area code even though I'm actually 2,000 miles away). So the FCC's first priority has been to have cell phones service providers be required to connect emergency calls to local 911 systems based on the location of the cell tower the call is being routed through, that way when I call for help in New York City, I'm connected to New York's system rather than to LA's. After that is implemented the next phase of the FCC's regulation regarding 911 and cell phones mandates location information be relayed to operators by the mobile providers using various technologies

[@sakotsuku]

It's very aggravating to hear these solely because of all the questions and not enough reaction to the situation. I.E. There are intruders in the house, how the heck do I sound answering questions like "where do you live" or "where's your location? ". Bish, i know you could track calls, find out my location. I can't be on the phone trying to tell you what color the damn sky is when there's someone after me.

[@DarkestDesires]

+Nathalie Mendre The reason the dispatchers ask for the exact address is because most 911 calls are placed through cell phones, because of that the call can not be preciously tracked for a while as the cell phone sends its signal to a cell phone tower and then from the tower to the dispatcher however because home phones have phone lines those can be tracked immediately, but yes it is sad to see that many people may pass away due to a lack of immediate communication.

[@Josh_17]

No.2 was scary considering she was talking about her mom like she was alive, little did she know she was in the next room dead. I feel so sorry for that girl.

[@phxlt1994]

Poor souls. My prayers sent.

[@leemarshall5107]

The gf sounds too calm to say her bf has just been axed in the head and she witnessed her ex blow his head all over the bedroom she almost laughs when saying "I just want these bodies out of my house"? WTF! Call me sick but part of me just wanted her to discover her mothers body just so she would show a little emotion.....

[@ohSHATTitsKATT]

+Lee Marshall She was most likely in shock. Especially after being held hostage that long.

[@leemarshall5107]

Maybe....But im still suspicious

[@Aqua.man045]

+Kaitlin Rose That's true. I have known rape victims who have busted into laughter after being raped and beaten. Wouldn't be surprised if she did laugh.

[@ohSHATTitsKATT]

Yes, PTSD. Your brain basically goes into survival mode; it tries to block out the trauma that just happened and causes you to go on "co-pilot", so to speak.

[@redvixen5944]

Lee Marshall She’s in shock

[@ReconRaptor]

The second operator has ADHD.

[@hahaohno329]

Johanna Zevenbergen As someone with ADHD I can confirm that his happens to me in a variety of different situations XD

[@GamingLife2002]

Johanna Zevenbergen Do you even know what ADHD is? Cause i have it and i know what it is.

[@yummiestcorndog6222]

I have adhd

[@johna4146]

#2 brings back bad memories of a call I responded to years ago...surreal scene...

[@kellyharris4074]

If you're an officer or deputy, many thanks of gratitude for what you all do each day. None of you hear it enough. I list my Daddy on 9/11. He was a fireman and passed in the North Tower's collapse. I'm now a mortician & grief aftercare therapist. I deal with the aftermath of some of the worst things no one should ever see, but I've never had to stare the evil of this crazy world in the face like all of you do.

[@soldieron3935]

I watched another video not too long ago that said trying to turn off your car when the brakes or accelerator doesn't work is actually one of the worst things you can do. The safest thing to do is put the gear on neutral and ease on the accelerator and not put your foot down on it or floor it.

[@siobhanc777]

she's pretty matter of fact after being beat up, having bf and ex die... with an axe in his head?? damn

[@wendallan]

Holly Road !!! I heard Holly Lane clearly - Lane doesn't sound like Road !! Why oh why don't these operators get help immediately for these people its unbelievable asking all those questions when the person is so distressed. It seems to happen all the time

[@healingandgrowth-infp4677]

i rem when my little brother was lying dying in recovery position nothing working the operator asked me to put on someone sensible because she claimed i was crying too much and she cant make me out at all .... this because after trying to speak clearly she belittled me n told me to stop being so ridiculous n then she proceeded to ask silly personal questions not related to my brothers condition until i got mad at her and demanded she get help to him or he is going to die then as my phone was on loud speaker after my older brother took it from me i heard her belittle me again demanding to know why i was that way n overreacting n it was childish etc n my brother just agreed n went i dont know .... it also took more than an hour for help to even come by then my brothers heart stopped completely as with his breathing which was shallow before i had to hide in my bedroom n cry i was in complete panic by that point because crying for help did nothing just like it did when i was badly abused n beaten as a child and feeling bad about feeling the way i was feeling because of the operator lady what she also didnt know was that our family just recently that year lost our dad n grandad a week apart on top it was all too much n abuse at home gotten worse n i had my head bashed off the floor becoz my abusive older brother was going insane due to the stress of it all n taking it out on me n my older sister who i defended hence leading up to the beatings that was oct that year n my brother was laying dying due to cardiac arrest on xmas eve that year it was a really difficult year n the operater was a bitch n needed the sacking

[@teddyzuder9359]

As a 911 dispatcher , it’s very hard to conceive of horrific events that are called in. Period. We’re only human!!

[@noir_rrr8561]

11:13 made me cry so much I can’t even imagine how painful that would be..