CREEPIEST EMERGENCY CALLS EVER! | @KBURTON_25

[@mvalcin0029]

"He ripped my friends face off, she's dead" "She's dead? Why is she dead?"

[@Xomi3027]

They have to keep you in the phone so that's why they ask the most random questions but you gotta give it to them too cuz I'm sure that job is traumatizing.

[@Poutyland]

kb: hopefully you guys aren't watching this right before you go to sleep because i think you actually might be a little creepy me: *watches this right before i go to sleep*

[@natalyarriola1286]

Sameeeeeee

[@suhairsiraj8357]

I'm on the first one and I'm already heated

[@suhairsiraj8357]

More reactions please! Much love KB ❤️

[@ambermason-hazzard6840]

Suhair Hnidi I feel the same way too

[@nimzajg5750]

Suhair Hnidi I'm on the first one and crying already

[@ninaf.6069]

"And they killed the dog?"😂😂

[@diordior7008]

I Almost Cried With The First One 😭😭

[@KeziahFloyd]

Your response to the 1st one had me rolling 😭

[@18whatsmyname]

As soon as the operator gets the call and know where the person is they send the police. They ask all these questions just to keep the person on the phone while the police gets there. It's also very important to make sure they have as many details they can get and they have to reassure them so they keep their calm.

[@Faigh_as]

don't expect this dumbfuck to know that.

[@crystaleasley4136]

James _h He's not dumb. They can ask questions but they ask stupid questions.

[@crystaleasley4136]

marie fraser The questions they ask don't calm the person down. It just makes them more annoyed.

[@parisjohn3727]

This is why we should be grateful for our lives,friends and family RIP to the people who lost their lives😢😢😦

[@JxssicaOGTM]

If i say "I GOT STABBED" they would ask "What kind of knife was it", "How did it feel " lol

[@exis5000]

Yessss more vids like this kb this one had me on the damn edge of my seat the whole time boy! Lmao

[@ashleyspdf]

I just said fuck it let me watch this before I go to sleep 😂😂

[@gagajolie1]

CashAsh lmao me right now

[@northview1804]

26Ash literally watching right now and I'm going to bed in a few

[@marihayward3234]

Your face when the girl said the monkey was killing her friend😂😂😂😂😂 replayed that so many times

[@HUSTLQUEEN95]

That was really scary😭 I started to get annoyed the same time you was too lol

[@wednesdayjohnson8720]

Nah KB you teasing me WTF YOU SO CUTE MAN DAMN😂

[@raquelsantos8046]

I'm so shook! Why am I watching this at night wtf

[@jocelynzelaya462]

this was a really good video. do more of this weird stuff i love it. as for the operators asking questions they do that to locate the emergency. as well as obtaining information. They are required to stay calm and ask the caller to remain calm. It's just procedure. I know it doesn't really make sense because in situations like that anyone is tense and in panic mode but it's the protocol they have.

[@renin7875]

I like how original you're being the videos you're making aren't basic like other KZbinrs

[@pxoxo1390]

lol they do usually ask a bunch of questions and keep you on the phone till the cops get there, that's what they are suppose to do🤷🏻‍♀️ the calls were so scary!

[@iambrittanylynn]

Part of me was like "well that's what happens when your dumb ass owns a wild ass animal that's supposed to live in the wild" and then another part of me was like "damn..." during the second one.

[@maryantoniettegular9911]

I thought I was going to be scared but I feel so damn bad for laughing so much because of his reactions.

[@christensmith8052]

That was pretty weird. But we will open our eyes. Amen.

[@AneishaH]

I've never seen 300 likes and up without dislikes! Keep up the great work!

[@kdoris2001]

And the Police probably comes a whole hour later

[@alexiswijkowski7772]

Why am I watching this before I'm finna go to bed 😭

[@rabbatulbait4184]

I work for the Ambulance service in UK as a call handler. In both calm and stressful situations we get callers saying "what's with all the questions? Just send the fxcking ambulance" or "can you just hurry up please" or they sometimes tell the ambulance to get there and hang up without giving us information. The reason the questions are asked are because we are not there, the people calling are our eyes so we get a visual through them. Also the questions are asked so we can give the most appropriate instructions on how to help the patient while an ambulance is on the way, say for example somebody has gone in to cardiac arrest , we ask a few questions to gather exactly what happened and then get straight in to CPR until the ambulance arrives. I always like to remind the person calling that an ambulance is on the way as i am talking to them for example i say "i'm going to ask you a series of questions, it doesn't delay the help in getting to you" this immediately gets them to calm down and focus on the patient, i have had to remind the caller that i am not driving the ambulance looool Finally in regards to the timing of an ambulance/police arriving, some takee 10 minutes some take 3 minutes to arrive, it's all about the nearest available. Sometimes if the aren't enough resources close by they have to pull one from far away and send it, which is why it may feel like a lifetime, which again is why we ask the questions and give instructions on how to help the patient while the crew are coming. Hope this helped give you a bit of an insight :) It may seem like an easy job but is is far from it, we do receive a lot of abuse over the phone, and it isn't easy for us when we are doing CPR over the phone we just want to jump right in and help. The amount of calls i have taken where i have to stay calm and break down the minute i hang up

[@perfectlytayx3439]

Please do more, your reactions made it funny😭😭😭

[@MygovernmentNameisLondon]

When you judge yourself for listening to scary 911 calls because you're bored but now he's doing the same and making a reaction video. I guess I might be alright after all.

[@emhibbler7913]

Lmao KB CHILL they have to keep you talking to make sure you're okay. Even if they ask what's your favorite color they have to keep you OTP so they know you're alive. Dead Air might mean a Dead Caller

[@keturahb.9063]

6:30 the screaming scared the 💩out of me 😭

[@yumiyoshino2886]

"Hopefully you guys aren't watching this right before you go to sleep" Click out so fast😂

[@anyssamartinez7775]

All questions they ask are needed. No matter how "stupid or irrelevant" they seem. The personnel they dispatch need to know more than enough information before they enter a scene and end up killed themselves. Cant help people if you end up dead too.

[@uriahanuwae5254]

that grandmas scream tho😭💀

[@JamieLeeR]

I guess in most these situations you have to remain calm no matter you're dealing with. My mom called 911 for me... bc my sugar was high, I went into a diabetic coma... they ask a lot of questions lol idk why but I thank God I'm still here

[@litttasf8291]

Lmaoooo, I just found ur channel and I remember watchin ur vines wayyy back.😂

[@kayyyrollln7600]

She has to keep asking questions to try and calm her down and get as much information as possible

[@Moni-uz7fv]

Karolyn Garcia it's not calming it's pissing me off just listening to them ask all these retarded questions

[@AnaRodriguez-tv7wh]

where's Karla at? I was waiting for her to creep up behind & scare the shit outta you 😂😂😂

[@craigfetters3032]

Liked the video broski but, I think you may have the wrong impression of The Operators roll. Video #3 you said, you just going to let the old lady die. When someone calls 911, their name along with location, automatically comes across the operators monitor. First the operator starts attempting to retrieve as much of the visual as possible, so the arriving cop can take the appropriate measures, to keep everyone safe as possible when they arrive. Simultaneously, someone else is already reaching out to a police unit, sending them to that location. A lot of the time, it's relayed to the police unit, in real-time so what the operator is hearing the police officer does as well.. The only reason for all of the questions, and I agree, they do seem irrelevant, an not beneficial to the current circumstances but, there is a unique reason for doing so. The operator not only relays the information to the dispatched officers but, they also try to start claiming the person down and Comfort the caller. When somebody is experiencing something tragic like abuse or murder, they are filled with so many different emotions, they start to hyper-focus on the situation, as they should. The operator asking seemingly irrelevant questions, tends to distract the mind off of the situation, on to something else such as, what were they wearing, who was it that got hurt, little things like that. There is no way to wipe away what just happened in front of somebody nor should the operator be trying to do that. Their primary focus after dispatching units to location is to, calm the person down. A lot of times, that is impossible but, with that goal in mind, there is truly only one way to do it and it is to try and change the thought process, just a little bit. Even if it's on the same topic, the persons not solely thinking about the one crime or tragedy they just witnessed. In certain circumstances this is why we see operators staying on the phone even after, units arrive on scene.I do agree though, it seems irrelevant and stupid to ask somebody who just witnessed a murder, what color a shirt is but, it really helps. Truthfully, I don't think 911 operator get the praise they should for such a hard job. Like you said at the beginning of the video about, how you were starting to get mad and frustrated just by hearing the calls. Now imagine doing that first-hand 8+ hours a day while simultaneously, trying to help, claim down the people calling you. The continuous calls about, the most horrific crimes that happens in our society, can be stressful.The hard part thought is, going home at the end of the shift and trying not to let work life interfere with personal life. it's almost impossible. I realize everything I just said is based on my interpretation and nothing you were implying. it's definitely thinking too much about the inner workings of the videos your reacting to, when that's not the point of your videos. I just wanted to point that out for all of the men and women that are cops and operators who, day in and day out, go through some of the most egregious acts possible. Anyway gr8 video broski. Just wanted to honor our people's hard work and dedication to helping and saving as many of our people as possible by adding what little bit of behind the scenes knowledge I have.

[@parisjohn3727]

Rising Bluetuber brush you wrote and essay😅

[@faithcupp2887]

I believe that they have to ask a series of questions to let the officers going out to the scene be aware with what they are about to encounter and they also have to follow up with a police report so this is why there is so many things being asked. Sometimes I wish they didn't have to ask that many questions but that's apart of their job.

[@yahayra7679]

Usually the operator asks those questions so that they can keep contact with the person in distress. To keep them calm and so that they know what's going on.

[@pugostuckinthe80s8]

THATS SO CREEPY!!!!!!!!!😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@jailaellis1841]

that was so scary and especially because the power just went out where I live at and it's thundering and lightning outside

[@sunkissednae1985]

I guess they ask so many questions to keep the person on the phone and to stay updated on the issue...

[@kaay.9378]

ugh I'm watching at 11 pm 😭😭💀

[@wowokayy93]

Cops can't teleport . The person on the phone usually has already contacted and sent police over , they for the most part have to keep you on the phone

[@lalay9636]

The 911 dispatchers ask a lot of questions to make sure you’re okay and to keep you there. So like if you’re dying they’re gonna keep asking you questions to try to keep you alive.

[@yayaslocs6877]

The 911 call where something says hi I'm casper is by far the scariest 911 vid ever

[@TheTiniqua20]

yay Kb is posting again

[@darlenemendoza9479]

this is like a try to not get pissed video 😂

[@OnandAnah]

funny thing is when my friend prank called the police they said " we are very busy people . we are gonna send someone over now to see if this is a joke" and showed up in less than five minutes

[@xochilvega3018]

My stupid ass is watching this at 5am 😂😂😂 now I'm not going to able to get some sleep 😩

[@superrjimmy2747]

you have to ask questions in order to keep them on the line

[@jazminrivera5171]

kb looking tense af on the 3 rd call lol im weak af them dispatcher deadass stupid

[@ShaiSaidd]

Once you call 911. And they find your location police is already on its way, they ask series of questions to keep your mind elsewhere especially in traumatized situations. No matter of the question is crazy or irrelevant

[@numerilewis3298]

Do some more of these weird things 😂💜

[@user-kk9oh8kc4r]

The woman asks questions to stall and waste time 😂😂she doesn't do it to be personal, it's only basically to keep her company and help her relax while the police are on the way

[@AmanaRain]

I just always wonder what happens to the people after the call, like the little girl and stuff.

[@missalizatee766]

I was literally stressing out the whole time. Ugh. And I'm my break rn at work now stressing out & shit lol

[@nataliearboleda5761]

I once called 911 because my mom was fixing something underneath the car and she didn't want my help and idk how but this lady let something go and like the tires ran her legs over as soon as i called 911 they fr asked a whole bunch of questions like if i would know HOW TF TO EXPLAIN IT !! The good thing was that they came like 5 minutes later

[@gelilamengesha7955]

Its very sad but the only explanation I can think of for them asking this many questions is to make sure it's not a prank or something....idk

[@jasminee.3215]

I cried on the first one 😭😭

[@EmmaMReeder]

The questions are just to keep that person on the phone and to try to calm them.

[@ulysses_ody]

Thanks for that warning bro

[@Yanahh9]

I couldn't take the chipanzee story serious lmao

[@ariyanna9088]

I called 991, three times when someone broke into my house and no one answered.

[@Mars4shortt]

They're trained to ask questions to try to calm the caller down. That's all the dispatcher can do Wym

[@high-lo-plays1684]

The reason why they ask questions is to inform the police officers that are going to stop the incident so that they know how to asses the situation, like if the guy has a gun, they need to know so that they can tell the officers to proceed with caution and know he has a gun

[@Crenny422]

When you call 911, once they answer your response should be "send (ambulance, police, fire department) to (address) and then say your name so that they can send them while they fill out the info they need, that way you avoid wasting time.

[@AmyBenoit444]

why am i watching this at 2 am😭 bihh i'm scared already

[@ericareyes2812]

Do more videos like this, it was very interesting.

[@rozecourtz]

more of these please

[@Cvsvi]

This is honestly ashame, they need a new operating system.

[@melanyvalencia5580]

They call the police when they hear any sign of distress. But they try to keep talking to them to keep them calm and get any information they can in case the person dies and they have proof over the phone

[@gldghst5206]

The dude that killed his mom and sister, when he called they thought it was a prank.

[@kianathomas6841]

They ask that many questions because they want to keep the person on the line and also so they can tell the cops who r on their way

[@kennedysimone6152]

Have y'all ever watched "The Call" I feel like they just need to try and keep them on the phone (make sure they're okay) and get as much information as possible. Try to keep them calm... the longer they talk the more information is being remembered and told kinda like proof of what happened so there won't be many questions as to what happened, how, and when.

[@JustbeinFrank97]

i was with someone who was shot and was bleeding out, the first time i called i swear that after 3 minutes of ringing NO ONE ANSWERED i had to hmg up and call again and when they answered the second time they told me to calm down, never answered why no one answered before and just to top it off the cops showed up 10 minutes before the ambulance, sometimes i wonder if they came sooner would he still be alive.

[@rabbatulbait4184]

Sorry to hear of your loss 😢 From my experience, the reason why you probably didn't get through the first time is because sometimes there are sooo many people calling and not enough operators to answer so the calls start building up and ending up in a queue and we have no idea what kind of call is waiting until we actually answer it. And also again from experience, in a situation like a shooting, the police show up first to make sure the scene is safe for the ambulance crews to show up, say if the shooter returns and the ambulance is there and not the police they could be harmed, the police are trained to deal with the situation of the shooter returning, so usually the ambulance waits nearby around the corner or something for the go ahead from police. I know this won't bring back the person you lost or take away the pain of losing them. Again sorry for your loss x

[@Eastsidechroniclez]

😂 @kburton_25 how you looked behind you in the Third call

[@paulaajanee]

i had to call 911 couple of months ago because my friend wanted to kill himself & he stopped replying and answering my calls. so i called & let's just say he's thanked me many times at the fact that he said if i hadn't called them he wouldn't be here today. it's such a stressful thing to have to do.

[@Alyse1996]

And they wonder why squad be ready to mount up on site.

[@69tfrye]

They send people to these locations immediately. All the questions are for the safety of the people responding, and building a case for criminal reasons. They're not going to blindly send officers or medics to an address with no idea of what all is going on. Their job is to literally obtain every single piece of info possible.

[@ME-ir2vr]

i was watching this at night im kinda scared now lol

[@samantharuiz4797]

Yessssss kb came through with a video

[@S.Brooke]

Not the dog 😩

[@yungmarley1371]

I feel like people with these high intensity jobs (911 operator, ER, police, etc.) get so used to the traumatizing things that they encounter everyday, after a while they stop caring as much as they used to (maybe when they first got the job) because all that killing and pain becomes a normal thing to them so they aren't as ...sympathetic? ..and so it makes it seem like they don't care, which some don't.

[@gkennari01]

They need to stop asking so many qustions,DANG

[@nadineescobar8730]

i called 911 w my cousin when i was little to tell the cops my cousin were fighting but play fighting but they sent cops anyways in like 15 min.

[@Maddy-Pachano]

The chimpanzee one was on the news years ago the lady didn't die she got a face transplant tho

[@4LYFENENE]

Maddy Pachano Really? What should i google to see it

[@MyPlantsAgainstTheWorld]

4LYFENENE The chimps name is Travis and he attacked Charla Nesh. the owner at that time was Sandra Herold.

[@our5892]

the operator asks them questions to comfort them and talk to them. id rather have someone talk to me rather than just sitting ther be quiet. if someone is panicking, they just ask them questions to keep them distracted from what is going on around them.

[@lo4898]

Yes indeed I am about to go to bed

[@brianas.1777]

I think this was bad music choice for the end (cause plug in those lyrics) 😂 But fr I'm heated too and you should do more reaction videos

[@jlbellla]

maybe i'm gonna regret watching this at 2am 😩

[@jlbellla]

yeah definitely regret watching this at 2am 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

[@ayshaleightani5308]

My dumb ass thought it was okay to click on this video at 12am lying in bed in the dark 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@MissDebonairre]

I feel some type of way tbh..☹️

[@armanda.p]

Do a part 2

[@GriselAlcantar]

This reminds me of the movie " The call"

[@lightskinnryy]

I was getting mad too tbh shid

[@jipfluffy2143]

They do send someone right away they ask questions so they can send the appropriate help also these calls are also evidence that can be used against a murderer or assault! I was a paramedic for 20 years and the more information the dispatcher gave us helped us to better be orepared for what we would find and what we would need. I have been dispatched on a depressed person only to walk into a home with a person with a gun to there head.

[@zbabygocrazy]

You should do the don't move challenge or the don't sing challenge