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Felony Friday - Just Breathe
🕑 Added 2020-10-01 22:22:21 +0000 UTCA rural North Carolina teenager phones 911 from his upstairs bedroom closet after hearing shots ring out in the family kitchen. A caring 911 dispatcher talks him through the traumatic attack to his eventual rescue. After the sun rises on the next day - a crime scene spanning multiple family homes is tragically revealed.
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Written/Audio Sources:
- Records show past charges, 911 calls involving Chatham County gunman, victims
- Sheriff’s office says man kills 6 family members, self in ‘unimaginable’ tragedy
- Pictured: Victims of ‘bloody,’ brutal North Carolina murder-suicide that left three generations of family dead
- 7 family members killed in N.C. murder-suicide, sheriff’s office says
- ‘Blood everywhere’: 7 family members dead in suspected murder-suicide in North Carolina
- Apparent Chatham County Murder-Suicide Leaves Seven Dead
- PICTURED: Six family members who were shot and killed by a relative, 66, before he turned the gun on himself in a rural North Carolina community
- Chatham County murder suicide: Dad kills wife, 5 others then self mystery
Music & Sound Effect Sources
- Opening Track: “Darker Days” by Alternate Ending
- Closing Track: “Far From the Tree” by Bright Seed
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Comments
Cassie Mayrand
Can this dispatcher train everyone? So refreshing to have a dispatcher that doesn't make my blood boil.
Megan Sullivan
It’s about damn time we get a good 911 operator.
