@Isabella B the majority of American dispatchers are a joke. really. I wonder how long their training takes because almost every single 911 video I watch with dispatchers, they are incredibly unable to do their work properly. It’s so frustrating since they can make or break a case. This is one of the most frustrating examples or the one where the woman drowned alone in her car.
Damn dude. That lady who made that 911 call is very brave. She certainly saved her own life and probably the lives of other future victims. Mad props to her. I hope she can overcome this.
@@garthf.brooks6531what did you expect the dispatcher to do? I found the caller kind of stupid. The dispatcher had to tell her to leave the house and even had to tell her to unlock the door. She wasn’t the brightest
Every time I hear that 911 call I spend the entire time filled with anxiety. The fact that the dispatcher won't quit asking questions. Even though I know he didn't wake up and catch her, I still feel like he's going too at any minute.
@@g0stn0te All government employees should be held accountable. Especially police. Repeal limited immunity & unarmed people will magically stop getting killed by police, mark my words. If police were held accountable for their "mistakes" they would think long & hard before making said mistakes. No more paid vacation for bad officers.
@@g0stn0te Do you think she didn't already send police there as soon as she got a location? The rest of the call is to monitor the situation while communicating additional details with police, the questions are to keep the person calm/engaged and gather more info and possibly provide safety instructions, nothing she did here was incorrect.
@@the_beast_and_the_sovereign she made it absurdly clear that she would make noise and that hes asleep next to her and the dispatcher CONTINUED asking questions. “Monitoring the situation” no, she may as well be actively trying to get the caller killed at that point
You know you're a horrible human being when the court room audience enthusiastically erupts in applause immediately after you've been given the death penalty.
The dispatcher BADLY needs to be retrained. She put that woman’s life in jeopardy from her random and condescending questions. What a failure. You know she had to put the phone down yet goes “hello? Hello? Are you there?”. Is the dispatcher SLOW or something?
Also just because it’s over the phone doesn’t mean volume isn’t a thing. She’s basically yelling into the phone. On the other hand, having to be the one to take a call like that while also knowing you basically have someone’s life in your hands must be really scary and emotional unless you’re a psycho. If I’m having a long day the worst I deal with is annoying code, I can’t imagine it being like 1 am, I’ve been in an office all night and then getting a call like this. It’s hard on the dispatch people too I’m sure.
@@jesipohl6717you are so fucking braindead stupid. Stop eating paint please. It makes literally NO sense for the dispatcher to say ‘you dont need to talk’ and then badger her after for a response. Jesus christ
I know it's sorta unnecessary so I get why they don't say it, but I wish the 911 dispatcher told her she was doing a great job and just tried to reinforce her and what she was doing. She was so massively brave but nobody seemed to acknowledge it
Given the tone of the call, this 911 dispatcher probably would have screamed, "GREAT JOB!!! HEY SIRI, PLAY MY ALARM SOUND AT MAXIMUM VOLUME!!! ***RAVE SIREN***"
weight loss & aging. he lost a lot of facial fat and went looking from a pumpkin baby face to quite an attractive one. actions aside, he was handsome - at the time of the arrest anyway.
It's a miracle he didn't wake up. 911 should have texting alternatives for situations like this. Baffling to me there isn't one in place by now. Surely it CANT BE that hard to have one set up by now.
As an emergency medical dispatcher, that would be great in situations where people are in danger making a call like this - but we actually get a huge amount of information from the person’s demeanour, tone of voice, rate, rhythm & volume of speech etc as well as background noise. Plus most people want to know that they’re talking to a real person not some chatbot, so I’m not sure it will happen. If people can only text, they tend to text someone else & ask them to call emergency services for them. Plus far too many people just put stuff on social media these days too. The number of people that threaten suicide by FB, Snapchat & text these days is insane!
No, it has absolutely nothing to do with assuming she was 'lying'...I'm so tired of reading all these doofy comments trashing a dispatcher, when none of you would even be brave enough to apply for the position.....
@@Josh-xd9mjwell said. Dispatchers also get prank calls multiple times a day; there's always the risk of diverting emergency services to a prank location whilst someone genuine suffers.
@@Josh-xd9mjlol being a dispatcher requires very little to no bravery at all. You pick up a phone and relay information. 18 and 19 year old kids do that job
Not only did Jane Doe save her own life she saved other lives to. She should be proud of herself for having the bravery, emotional & mental strength to do what she did in such a terrifying & traumatic situation. Who ever you are Jane, you did an amazingly awesome thing & i hope you're healing.
Caller: i need help I'm about to be murdered Dispatcher : Where are you? How did you meet him? What's your favorite color? Who's watching your dogs at home? Is the house clean? Are you vegan? What's your favorite Netflix show? Hello? Hello? Pineapple on pizza?
Ive heard this 911 call before and i find it insane how the dispatcher knows that the victim is aftaid of being heard but she continues to ask he irrelevant questions. I truly hope this call is used to teach dispatchers on what not to do.
@@lightoftruth8672when a victim is next to their assailant sleeping, ask only the vital questions as they’re in a very dangerous situation. Don’t ask anything more than necessary as you may cause the victim to wake their assailant. You can ask follow up questions later if you want details, but asking details in that situation only endangers their life
Look up how much 911 dispatchers make and you'll see why they're so often terrible at their job. No intelligent person wants to do that line of work because it pays so little.
Its almost worse than an AI robot because theyd probably just take the address and names then dispatch an officer. This dispatcher was asking her whole life story and thensome@misanthrophex
Well I’m 5 mins in and I already found one problem. The justice department did this woman no favors. How many times you do you to be arrested for a violent offense before they put you away for a 10 clip? If he was a dope boy he would get life
Exactly. More responsibility needs to be taken by law enforcement and the judicial system. So much could have been avoided. Ps: The pic of the person in the leather sofa is hilarious.
you guys. normally i’m all for piling on the dispatcher, some of them are rude and horrible. but she was trying to gather information so the police raided the correct house, and got to her without alerting the killer by raiding the wrong house or wrong room. most of the questions seem irrelevant but they’re to provide responding officers with information so they know what they are getting into. do you not understand that?
"Is there anyway you can get out of the building"Yes mam I could have but I just wanted to call and talk to the absolute dumbest dispatcher that has ever been hired in the history of the world.
That 911 operator... Never asked if it was safe to go on speaking, even after she says she's in the same room as her abductor, never asked if she is in immediate danger... So many unnecessary questions, you can tell she is feeling out whether it is a prank call, but damn... Maybe assume it isn't a prank and go from there.
She had no idea what was going on, tho. The dispatcher/cops knew nothing about the situation. Yea, it might all seem obvious to you, but thats because you have all the information you need right in front of you, its all nicely summed up in the title. You have to think about it from their perspective. The cops were going in blind. They cant just go running in there, guns drawn, and hope for the best. They need all the information they can get and its the dispatchers job to get that information.
She did know enough and should've lowered her voice as well and simply explained police are on way ; in area keep calm don't wake him be ok i'm here help is seconds away etc rather than probing to gain facts in case shes killed and not saved so they have a case.@@signoguns8501
@@sameerad7542 or maybe the dispatcher was talking to her so she didn't feel alone. She told the victim not to respond if she couldn't, but I bet the victim felt a lot of comfort just hearing the voice of someone friendly that was sending police to rescue her.
This has always been the most enraging 911 call ever. A terrified woman in the same room as her kidnapper trying desperately to not wake him... let's make her talk a lot! WTAF?!?
What concerns me is the dispatcher's tone, at times, seems accusatory almost. Felt as though she needed to defend herself. Sensitivity and communication skills training probably won't hurt. 🕊️☮️
Ya it could very well be that they get 100 to 1 or more fake calls in abuction cases... who knows... I didn't like the stupid and repeat questions by dispatch tho... get your shit together the victim held it together better then u
I can't tell you how relieved I was to hear the cops bust down the door and say "we got her". Just a straight wave of relief 😮💨 I hope that woman can get past this, as well as the family of the other victims 💔
@@LMEKIII I was ♥️ That’s a silly question from the dispatcher she’s obviously still there because she is breathing. She is wasting time asking a useless question.
@@squints1015 No. They need to just hurry up. The 'details' she asked for won't provide any lead if she disappears. Didn't ask for anything beyond her name. Pay attention.
I really really hope this dispatcher is sweeping floors now. She followed ansolutely 0 quiet call techniques. She shouldve followed a silent call procedure telling the victim to respond yes by pressing 1 and no by pressing 2. Then very few absolutely necessary questions requiring her to speak.
I can’t take this anymore, I’m 7 minutes in and literally about to have an anxiety attack from dispatcher! Is she a operator or a damn interrogator? IM OUT!
yeah, I couldn't listen to all of it either. In her defense, I think she was making sure that it was a legit call, and tried to get as much intel for the responding officers. They were in a tough tactical situation. And this is the kind of thing that is hard to train and prepare dispatchers for.
i thought i was going crazy she really didnt care or just was being mean/having a bad day. like even her tone was off. maybe she got prank called a bunch before this call thats the only way i can explain how idiotic and pointless that was. good for the cops for getting there quick
@@personanongrata7976 with cases like this, every fuckin call that isn't BLATANTLY fake should immediately be taken seriously and should be addressed with officers as soon as location given.
I know the operators job is to gather information, but daaamn man! Stop making that poor woman risk getting caught. Maybe too many questions in this instance?
The way that woman remained calm despite all those frustratingly stupid questions from the dispatcher is amazing, I felt myself ready to scream out at her HE’S GONNA KILL ME
@@benjaminweiss2252 She doesn't realize how she is increasing the danger to the victim... And if you can't tell than obviously you've never been in any danger either.
I've seen this story a couple times. 7:54 she accidentally set off the taser you can hear it buzz. He literally woke up, sat up on the bed, looked around then went back to sleep. You can hear the terror in her breathing omG, so glad she made it out
She's no girl, she's a full ass grown woman lmao. She's the most amazing woman for doing what she did, saving her life but also likely the lives of many others
Better get used to that because the majority of these intense cases have been covered by one channel or another before. I have a hard time finding new cases that I've not heard once or twice before, so much that I'm to the point of going to various streaming platforms in hopes of running into something new
This dispatcher is especially annoying. I'm surprised she didn't ask the poor girl for his social security number or to get him on the phone to corroborate her claims. Do they not make sure these people can talk on the phone like an actual human being? 😂
The dispatcher was absolutely terrible. If I say I’m in the room with a guy who kidnapped me and I’m whispering, why tf you keep asking all these questions. Track this phone and COME GET ME !!!
To Jane Doe...my heart goes out to you for being so brave to save your own life! The misery you were put through is unspeakable, but you did speak! You did save your life and many more! You had the courage to make the call, stay on the phone with dispatch, give so many details and ensure that he will never hurt another woman again! For you I send strength and love from one woman to another of healing andpeace! You are a HERO!
I’ve heard this 911 call before and it is chilling every time. What a brave woman! She saved herself and got justice for other women. Thanks for breaking down this case, Stayawake. Keep up the excellent work!
This 911 operator is putting her life in danger by asking her too many questions making her talk talk while the guy is sleeping next to her just get the basics and concentrate on where she's at she keeps asking the poor girl every question Under the Sun and making her talk each time risking waking the man up very very poor 911 operator here
He has the right to say his statements in court. Justice was done regardless of how his words made you feel. He was a vile man. He got what he deserved.
In my worst possible moments, I can only hope to show a small percentage of the courage, calmness and fortitude that this tremendously brave young woman displayed. I also hope she is afforded the best possible treatment to cope with the inevitable trauma that will come as a consequence of all that she has had to endure. I wish her peace and a life worthy of her strength and determination. I also hope that those other poor victims are resting well and remembered by those who loved and knew them.
The dispatcher is beyond belief! Keeping the girl on the phone and questioning her. All she needed to know is where the girl is. My God! She put her in danger.
I have heard this recording before, but every time I hear it I literally have heart palpitations. That 911 operator could have gotten her killed. She waited until halfway through the conversation to say she didn’t have to talk, and caused her to wake him up. Fair warning ⚠️ I’m about to rant She could simply have asked only vital questions and had her answer yes or no by tapping into the phone once yes, twice no or typing a number once or twice on the keypad if possible to do silently. Instead, in the end this girl saved herself. As soon as the operator knew the house wasn’t his, but an abandoned house he broke into, it meant he intended to kill this girl. They were so loud coming through the door, downstairs talking. It wouldn’t have taken two seconds for him to shoot her, rather than face testimony and life in prison. Then you find out it’s not his first rodeo, or even his fourth?! He definitely planned to kill her, too Maybe I should be thankful that 911 operator put down her Diet Coke and nail polish 💅 long enough to answer the call, and the bungling COPD put down their donuts 🍩 long enough to wheeze through the door. Smh
@@drozycoder2007 are you still there? Have you tried a window? Maybe a door? Can you exit the house? Hello? Still there? Hello? Have you tried leaving the bedroom? Have you tried opening the door to the bedroom? Have you tried looking out a window? Hello? Still there? Have you tried the door? Can you exit the bedroom? Maybe through a window? Hello?
The funny thing about your theory is that her whispering answers never woke him up. The dispatcher had nothing to do with her bumping the taser, but even though she did, her talking still didn't cause him to wake up. So, all this stuff about the dispatcher endangering her is manure. Something could have happened and he could have taken her out of there before police arrived, gathering information such as whose phone she was using and where she was abducted would have helped investigators put various pieces together and track her down.
@@voiceofreason1829 WHO SAYS THIS??!! She’s an amazing woman because she had enough wits about herself to get through that ridiculous 911 call without getting herself killed! Who are you?! A friend of this guy?
I understand that 911 needs to get all the info they can get but listening to some of the questions made me anxious. Like, where were you bleeding from. She needed to be as quiet as possible. Do you wanna know my favorite color too? Joking aside, I’m glad he’s caught thanks to her.
Dispatcher- "You don't need to talk if you don't need to, okay?".... "But if you do decide to talk, who would you put up as the greatest UFC fighter of all time? Fedor Emilianenko or Georges St-Pierre?"
This young lady is a real hero. Without her bravery in making that call, which must have been absolutely terrifying, that POS would have gone on to murder more women. Just listening to the call made me anxious. I truly hope she goes on to live a happy and healthy life xx
Great video Stayawake! Holy sh8 The first 12 minutes were scary as hell. That girl was amazing. Dude could have been awakened by any of her "s" sounds on the phone.
It's probably best that nobody knows, except those that she wants to know. That's kinda the ideal situation, as she gets to choose the amount of exposure her story gets that way. And as such, if she wants to just put it in the past, maybe tell a current or future friend/family member/therapist/whoever about it, that's her prerogative. This way, she isn't flooded with media calls and such, but can rather slip back into society should she so desire (obviously with some mental scars, I would imagine, but this way she can deal with it privately rather than being forced into the public spotlight)
This guy graduated from my high school. I didn’t know who he was until my English teacher started talking about how she didn’t realize that a serial killer was in her class. She described him as such a normal quiet kid.
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Bless this woman, she saved herself and possibly many other women! I hope you are recovering from this horrifying event! I'm so sorry this happened to you... Sending love, prayers and hugs your way. 😔💔🙏🏻
OMG That phonecall, i could hardly bear it, it just kept getting worse and worse 'are you still there? ' 'can you get out?' wth. How brave that young woman was, so brave.
Victim: I've been abducted, help! Dispatcher: Who's your favorite Beatle? Victim: What? Dispatcher: Vanilla or Chocolate? Victim: I need help please! Dispatcher: Louder! Make me believe you!
I thought so too! It was OBVIOUS she was in a situation where she couldn't talk! Why all the questions knowing that. Get as much description of the address and dispatch the cruisers...PERIOD and stay on the line listening.
Emoji Omg like I totally remember stuff too!! Emoji Like I literally remember the 911 call and talk about being thunderstruck! Like yeah omg….Emoji emoji emoji’s.
If I was in danger and managed to call 911 and this dispatcher answered I would probably hang up and call the Microsoft Windows 3.1 hotline, they would be more use. It’s purely LUCK that this lady wasn’t murdered because of this dispatcher, yes it worked out in the end but come on whichever PD she works for review the tape and do the retraining!!!!
Everyone is saying but yeah, that call is the definition of chills along the spine. So good that the girl got out! Sad that he didn't get longer time for his initial violence.
@@Josh-xd9mjdispatch said to many unnecessary questions within a rapid rate could you imagine talkin an your kidnapper right across the room asleep… she should’ve just kept her calm an had help sent immediately she asked about weapons if she’s chained if the door is locked but way to many other questions it’s life or death an she’s lucky dude was a heavy sleeper
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I’m surprised the dispatcher didn’t ask her to speak as loud as she possibly could.
@Isabella B the majority of American dispatchers are a joke. really. I wonder how long their training takes because almost every single 911 video I watch with dispatchers, they are incredibly unable to do their work properly. It’s so frustrating since they can make or break a case. This is one of the most frustrating examples or the one where the woman drowned alone in her car.
Literally what the actual fuck. Can they not get all that info later when she’s rescued alive?!
@@krk.1999 I know, what a f’ing idiot that dispatcher is! Stfu, or swap places with the poor victim 🤦♂️
This literally makes my blood boil what is actually wrong with people
I was half expecting the dispatcher to immediately start screaming at her to speak up
Damn dude. That lady who made that 911 call is very brave. She certainly saved her own life and probably the lives of other future victims. Mad props to her. I hope she can overcome this.
She truly is… you could tell how terrified she was because of the breathing but she stayed as calm as she could
I mean, it's not really bravery. It's life or death.
@@kitten-whisperersome people may curl up and accept death if they lacked bravery
She saved her mouth from the loud mouth on the phone
@@garthf.brooks6531what did you expect the dispatcher to do? I found the caller kind of stupid. The dispatcher had to tell her to leave the house and even had to tell her to unlock the door. She wasn’t the brightest
Every time I hear that 911 call I spend the entire time filled with anxiety. The fact that the dispatcher won't quit asking questions. Even though I know he didn't wake up and catch her, I still feel like he's going too at any minute.
another terrible dispatcher. they really need to be held accountable
@@g0stn0te All government employees should be held accountable. Especially police. Repeal limited immunity & unarmed people will magically stop getting killed by police, mark my words. If police were held accountable for their "mistakes" they would think long & hard before making said mistakes. No more paid vacation for bad officers.
@@g0stn0te Do you think she didn't already send police there as soon as she got a location? The rest of the call is to monitor the situation while communicating additional details with police, the questions are to keep the person calm/engaged and gather more info and possibly provide safety instructions, nothing she did here was incorrect.
I hope that 911 dispatcher found another job....maybe filing records where she doesn't have to deal with desperate victims
@@the_beast_and_the_sovereign she made it absurdly clear that she would make noise and that hes asleep next to her and the dispatcher CONTINUED asking questions. “Monitoring the situation” no, she may as well be actively trying to get the caller killed at that point
You know you're a horrible human being when the court room audience enthusiastically erupts in applause immediately after you've been given the death penalty.
My dad was in the court room for it lol, shit was nuts
The dispatcher BADLY needs to be retrained. She put that woman’s life in jeopardy from her random and condescending questions. What a failure. You know she had to put the phone down yet goes “hello? Hello? Are you there?”. Is the dispatcher SLOW or something?
Fckn hell 🤦🏻♂️
I’m saying!! I was just waiting for him to say “who’s that” “is that the police” with rage…. Hopefully she did get retrained after this
Also just because it’s over the phone doesn’t mean volume isn’t a thing. She’s basically yelling into the phone.
On the other hand, having to be the one to take a call like that while also knowing you basically have someone’s life in your hands must be really scary and emotional unless you’re a psycho. If I’m having a long day the worst I deal with is annoying code, I can’t imagine it being like 1 am, I’ve been in an office all night and then getting a call like this. It’s hard on the dispatch people too I’m sure.
Random and 'condescending' questions? Such as....? You're the slow one 🤦♂️.
She seemed annoyed that the caller didn't just leave immediately
I’m surprised the dispatcher didn’t ask her to turn the lights on to look for the missing door knob
@@jesipohl6717you are so fucking braindead stupid. Stop eating paint please. It makes literally NO sense for the dispatcher to say ‘you dont need to talk’ and then badger her after for a response. Jesus christ
😂😂😂
Or go outside to see the color of the house. Some of these operators are rediclous
Turn the lights and wake him up...are u serious?
😂😂😂
I know it's sorta unnecessary so I get why they don't say it, but I wish the 911 dispatcher told her she was doing a great job and just tried to reinforce her and what she was doing. She was so massively brave but nobody seemed to acknowledge it
I think it should be necessary! ♥️
Given the tone of the call, this 911 dispatcher probably would have screamed, "GREAT JOB!!! HEY SIRI, PLAY MY ALARM SOUND AT MAXIMUM VOLUME!!! ***RAVE SIREN***"
Yes every little detail says so much !
I agree 💯
Yes
Dude looks completely different in every photo!! What an absolutely anxiety inducing 911 call... that was wild!
He does!!
@@alieldorado1438 lol I kept thinking wait that's not the same guy... but sure enough!
weight loss & aging. he lost a lot of facial fat and went looking from a pumpkin baby face to quite an attractive one. actions aside, he was handsome - at the time of the arrest anyway.
He looks almost identical to Hunter Biden, except more healthy 😂😂🤮🤮
@@ThePitchbluego back to tumble you freak
It's a miracle he didn't wake up. 911 should have texting alternatives for situations like this. Baffling to me there isn't one in place by now. Surely it CANT BE that hard to have one set up by now.
Ffs it could be run by chat gbt at this point
A lot of places
Do have 911 text options now. They are on billboards here to let people know that it is an option
*GPT not gbt@@seanm3189
As an emergency medical dispatcher, that would be great in situations where people are in danger making a call like this - but we actually get a huge amount of information from the person’s demeanour, tone of voice, rate, rhythm & volume of speech etc as well as background noise. Plus most people want to know that they’re talking to a real person not some chatbot, so I’m not sure it will happen. If people can only text, they tend to text someone else & ask them to call emergency services for them. Plus far too many people just put stuff on social media these days too. The number of people that threaten suicide by FB, Snapchat & text these days is insane!
I'm addicted to the pigger nussy 😻
What a terrible 911 operator. Having her speak more than she needed to, as if she was lying.
No, it has absolutely nothing to do with assuming she was 'lying'...I'm so tired of reading all these doofy comments trashing a dispatcher, when none of you would even be brave enough to apply for the position.....
@@Josh-xd9mjwell said. Dispatchers also get prank calls multiple times a day; there's always the risk of diverting emergency services to a prank location whilst someone genuine suffers.
@@Josh-xd9mjlol being a dispatcher requires very little to no bravery at all. You pick up a phone and relay information. 18 and 19 year old kids do that job
This is what pissed me off..like do you think she is lying.
@@Josh-xd9mj so you're the dispatcher?
Not only did Jane Doe save her own life she saved other lives to. She should be proud of herself for having the bravery, emotional & mental strength to do what she did in such a terrifying & traumatic situation. Who ever you are Jane, you did an amazingly awesome thing & i hope you're healing.
I agree that was a much more interesting story than any hollywood garbage. True courage.
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Caller: i need help I'm about to be murdered
Dispatcher : Where are you?
How did you meet him?
What's your favorite color?
Who's watching your dogs at home?
Is the house clean?
Are you vegan?
What's your favorite Netflix show?
Hello? Hello?
Pineapple on pizza?
Lmao
😹
Infuriating
I heard that recording and thought the same thing, I'm so happy the lady was saved but gee whiz I bet she wasn't so sure she was going to be.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 good one
"Can you set off some fireworks until the cops arrive?"
Hahahaha
Haahhhahhahahhahahahahaha
😂😂😂
😂 Funny ! But not funny 😰 She was useless man
She tri3d 😂
Ive heard this 911 call before and i find it insane how the dispatcher knows that the victim is aftaid of being heard but she continues to ask he irrelevant questions. I truly hope this call is used to teach dispatchers on what not to do.
Exactly. Basically an AI robot could be put and it would do the same job as they are doing...
@@lightoftruth8672shut up
@@lightoftruth8672when a victim is next to their assailant sleeping, ask only the vital questions as they’re in a very dangerous situation. Don’t ask anything more than necessary as you may cause the victim to wake their assailant. You can ask follow up questions later if you want details, but asking details in that situation only endangers their life
Look up how much 911 dispatchers make and you'll see why they're so often terrible at their job. No intelligent person wants to do that line of work because it pays so little.
Its almost worse than an AI robot because theyd probably just take the address and names then dispatch an officer. This dispatcher was asking her whole life story and thensome@misanthrophex
“I think I woke him up”
Dispatcher:put the phone down
The girl:
Dispatcher “hello?” Like wtf is wrong with her
Thank u
She was making me so angry
Well I’m 5 mins in and I already found one problem. The justice department did this woman no favors. How many times you do you to be arrested for a violent offense before they put you away for a 10 clip? If he was a dope boy he would get life
Ikr! Such lenient sentences put women in serious danger
@@lilbitsleepy2574 This government doesn't care about women lol
Exactly. More responsibility needs to be taken by law enforcement and the judicial system. So much could have been avoided. Ps: The pic of the person in the leather sofa is hilarious.
when women are the victims, it doesnt count as a real crime 🙄
@@perspgold8945 same when children are victims!! They only give heavy sentences for drugs...🙄🤬
911 caller: “No I’m in the bedroom with Him”
Two mins later
Dispatcher: “Is he in the same room as you?”
I shouted “YES” while driving.
its so frustrating!
not a word about the operator in this video.. ugh
I read this comment the moment they said it… like what’s wrong with this operator
@@Dr.HouseMDlol I just watched this while driving too and did the same
you guys. normally i’m all for piling on the dispatcher, some of them are rude and horrible. but she was trying to gather information so the police raided the correct house, and got to her without alerting the killer by raiding the wrong house or wrong room. most of the questions seem irrelevant but they’re to provide responding officers with information so they know what they are getting into. do you not understand that?
"Is there anyway you can get out of the building"Yes mam I could have but I just wanted to call and talk to the absolute dumbest dispatcher that has ever been hired in the history of the world.
I know right 🤦🏾♂️
Yes Shane, my thoughts exactly. What an absolute idiot of a dispatcher!!
She was doing her job.... Get as much infor.ation as possible.
Yes!
wtf you wanted dispatcher to do , end the call and give the girl even more anxiaty? imbecile you.
Hearing the police was absolutely relieving......
The victims son statement at the end was powerful....
It doesn't make you a tough guy, it just makes you evil.
That 911 operator... Never asked if it was safe to go on speaking, even after she says she's in the same room as her abductor, never asked if she is in immediate danger... So many unnecessary questions, you can tell she is feeling out whether it is a prank call, but damn... Maybe assume it isn't a prank and go from there.
She told her it was okay if she couldn't talk anymore.
The dispatcher is mind-blowingly dangerous.
@@Tyler-nh6oy
& that dispatcher needs to get fired
She had no idea what was going on, tho. The dispatcher/cops knew nothing about the situation. Yea, it might all seem obvious to you, but thats because you have all the information you need right in front of you, its all nicely summed up in the title. You have to think about it from their perspective. The cops were going in blind. They cant just go running in there, guns drawn, and hope for the best. They need all the information they can get and its the dispatchers job to get that information.
She did know enough and should've lowered her voice as well and simply explained police are on way ; in area keep calm don't wake him be ok i'm here help is seconds away etc rather than probing to gain facts in case shes killed and not saved so they have a case.@@signoguns8501
Well I'm glad the dispatcher didn't ask about her favorite color and her pet's name before sending the cops.
The cops were sent immediately..she was keeping her on the phone.
@@paulabrown6840 she can just ask her to not down the phone but stay online. Very stupid dispatcher
@@sameerad7542 or maybe the dispatcher was talking to her so she didn't feel alone. She told the victim not to respond if she couldn't, but I bet the victim felt a lot of comfort just hearing the voice of someone friendly that was sending police to rescue her.
This has always been the most enraging 911 call ever. A terrified woman in the same room as her kidnapper trying desperately to not wake him... let's make her talk a lot! WTAF?!?
She almost said " I don't have time for games. This number is for emergency calls" before hanging up and going back to playing candy crush
What concerns me is the dispatcher's tone, at times, seems accusatory almost. Felt as though she needed to defend herself. Sensitivity and communication skills training probably won't hurt. 🕊️☮️
I did detect a subtle, but noticeable sprinkle of, "...is this Bish just fuggin with me right now" buried in her demeanor.
Her tone is terrible. Almost angry at the girl
Ya it could very well be that they get 100 to 1 or more fake calls in abuction cases... who knows... I didn't like the stupid and repeat questions by dispatch tho... get your shit together the victim held it together better then u
Exactly. I can’t tell you how mad I got listening to this thick skulled dispatcher. She really needs to reevaluate her career choice
Yes I agree 👍🏻
I can't tell you how relieved I was to hear the cops bust down the door and say "we got her".
Just a straight wave of relief 😮💨
I hope that woman can get past this, as well as the family of the other victims 💔
Dispatcher: you'll have to pass our contradictory lie detector test before we can dispatch any help.
I loved when the dispatcher was bugging her to see if she was still on the phone after she breathed heavy. 🤦♀️
that's not her breathing
?????? She could be breathing while he woke up and staring at her?? Like im glad you’re not a dispatcher. I hope you aren’t.
@@LMEKIII I thought the operator was checking she still had the phone, her abductor could have woken & taken the phone from her
@@LMEKIII I was ♥️ That’s a silly question from the dispatcher she’s obviously still there because she is breathing. She is wasting time asking a useless question.
I’m glad she was able to get out. That dispatcher needs to go through some more training, she asked way too many questions
Unnecessary questions. Once she disclosed she’s been abducted, all the questions should have been brought to a minimum 🗑
@@deniseseafoods4093 No you fail to realize they're necessary details in case they can't find her and she 'disappears'.
@@squints1015 some of them sure but the whole "durr are you tied up now?" and "who's phone is it?".. Bitch who tfs phone you think it is
@@squints1015 No. They need to just hurry up. The 'details' she asked for won't provide any lead if she disappears. Didn't ask for anything beyond her name. Pay attention.
@@squints1015 wrong!
The moment I heard the police saw the poor girl and said “hurry up get out we got this” it was such a relief.
90s j
Everyone hates the police until they actually need them.
I really really hope this dispatcher is sweeping floors now. She followed ansolutely 0 quiet call techniques. She shouldve followed a silent call procedure telling the victim to respond yes by pressing 1 and no by pressing 2. Then very few absolutely necessary questions requiring her to speak.
The constant redundant questions are inexcusable, but answering any of them by dialing would have been much noisier than whispering.
Dude do you know how loud it beeps when you hit a button.
You tap on the mic. That's how you do it.
I can’t take this anymore, I’m 7 minutes in and literally about to have an anxiety attack from dispatcher! Is she a operator or a damn interrogator? IM OUT!
yeah, I couldn't listen to all of it either. In her defense, I think she was making sure that it was a legit call, and tried to get as much intel for the responding officers. They were in a tough tactical situation. And this is the kind of thing that is hard to train and prepare dispatchers for.
i thought i was going crazy she really didnt care or just was being mean/having a bad day. like even her tone was off. maybe she got prank called a bunch before this call thats the only way i can explain how idiotic and pointless that was. good for the cops for getting there quick
@@personanongrata7976 with cases like this, every fuckin call that isn't BLATANTLY fake should immediately be taken seriously and should be addressed with officers as soon as location given.
I know the operators job is to gather information, but daaamn man! Stop making that poor woman risk getting caught. Maybe too many questions in this instance?
Nah the operator did an amazing job!
this dispatcher was close to perfect.
Yeh like, did she really need to get her to spell out her name
Exactly, this dispatcher is a complete idiot I’m surprised she didn’t get the lady killed
@@rationallyruby no she didn't, bootlicker
I can't believe he was chilling in a dirty abandoned house with smelly rotting corpses all around, sickening...
The dispatcher asking her the same unnecessary questions over and over was so anxiety inducing
Yeah.. dispatcher seem like a high moron.
sybau
The cops are on the way the minute she gives the location. Their job is to keep her on the phone and get as much info as she can
@@dwoodstwinand wake the guy up?! She's in the bedroom with the sleeping kidnapper
The way that woman remained calm despite all those frustratingly stupid questions from the dispatcher is amazing, I felt myself ready to scream out at her HE’S GONNA KILL ME
The most frustrating dispatch call i've ever heard!!! Useless.
This dispatcher has clearly never been in danger before.
Why
@@benjaminweiss2252 She doesn't realize how she is increasing the danger to the victim... And if you can't tell than obviously you've never been in any danger either.
Most people have never faced true danger or legitimate threats to their life. This is why there is such a huge debate surrounding firearm ownership.
I don't think the 911 operator did bad at all.
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I've seen this story a couple times. 7:54 she accidentally set off the taser you can hear it buzz. He literally woke up, sat up on the bed, looked around then went back to sleep. You can hear the terror in her breathing omG, so glad she made it out
7:50
It’s a good think he has an IQ of 64!
@@PerfectTimingProductions585 I highly doubt his IQ is that low…
@@PerfectTimingProductions585 does he really??
that was a fart
I’ve watched his interrogation before & heard that 911 call before too, but I get chills every time I hear it. Such a brave girl!
She's no girl, she's a full ass grown woman lmao. She's the most amazing woman for doing what she did, saving her life but also likely the lives of many others
So twice.
Better get used to that because the majority of these intense cases have been covered by one channel or another before. I have a hard time finding new cases that I've not heard once or twice before, so much that I'm to the point of going to various streaming platforms in hopes of running into something new
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@@royharper2003 legend.
This dispatcher is especially annoying. I'm surprised she didn't ask the poor girl for his social security number or to get him on the phone to corroborate her claims. Do they not make sure these people can talk on the phone like an actual human being? 😂
The dispatcher was absolutely terrible. If I say I’m in the room with a guy who kidnapped me and I’m whispering, why tf you keep asking all these questions. Track this phone and COME GET ME !!!
The dispatcher was seriously pissing me off. She needs help and is trying to be quiet and she's asking all kinds of stupid questions.
Ikr
To Jane Doe...my heart goes out to you for being so brave to save your own life! The misery you were put through is unspeakable, but you did speak! You did save your life and many more! You had the courage to make the call, stay on the phone with dispatch, give so many details and ensure that he will never hurt another woman again! For you I send strength and love from one woman to another of healing andpeace! You are a HERO!
💖👍
Why is she Jane doe if they found her?
@@SoulDelSolIt turns out her name is actually, “Jane Dough.” But she doesn’t want anyone to know that, so she’s going by, Jane Doe.
How does this guy looks totally different on every photo? That's crazy
This is an unsolved mystery of itself 😭
OMG was thinking that EXACT same thing.
Drugs
Glad its not just me. Just hoping they gave the right guy death penalty then
He's a shape shifter I've met a few ppl like that and they creep me out everytime.
I'm surprised the dispatcher didn't ask her what her favorite type of pasta is.
I've heard this story a million times and it never fails to make me cry hearing the terror in her voice.
Caller: help me im in great danger
Dispatcher: okay tell me everything you have done in your life so far.
I’ve heard this 911 call before and it is chilling every time. What a brave woman! She saved herself and got justice for other women. Thanks for breaking down this case, Stayawake. Keep up the excellent work!
"Im right next to my potential murderer."
*Cranks mic volume to 100* "YEAH CAN YOU TELL ME WHERE YOU ARE?"
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That dispatcher good grief.
Should lose her job.
Friggin’ moron the dispatcher is
This 911 operator is putting her life in danger by asking her too many questions making her talk talk while the guy is sleeping next to her just get the basics and concentrate on where she's at she keeps asking the poor girl every question Under the Sun and making her talk each time risking waking the man up very very poor 911 operator here
Kind of hard to get 'the basics', such as address, or house color when she probably knew NONE of that, you dopeydope!!!!
@@Josh-xd9mj That's about 10% of what the dispatcher asked her about.
"CAN YOU GET OUT OF THE ROOM?!"
Me: "Holy shit, that operator is gonna get this woman killed."
Letting him talk to his victims in court seems so inappropriate
Quit being such a Karen..he said he's sorry yo
@@iLoveBoysandBerries 🤡🤡
He has the right to say his statements in court. Justice was done regardless of how his words made you feel. He was a vile man. He got what he deserved.
@@iLoveBoysandBerries 😂😂
@@iLoveBoysandBerries careful, you’ll cut yourself on all that edge
Dispatchers ANNOOOOOOYYY ME. Are you trying to write a novel or get her help?!!!!
Your channel is outstanding. The videos are the perfect length (not too long) and are very interesting. Thank you.
My heart is in my throat listening to this 911 call. I can't imagine what she's going through. Thank goodness she can remain so calm.
In my worst possible moments, I can only hope to show a small percentage of the courage, calmness and fortitude that this tremendously brave young woman displayed.
I also hope she is afforded the best possible treatment to cope with the inevitable trauma that will come as a consequence of all that she has had to endure.
I wish her peace and a life worthy of her strength and determination. I also hope that those other poor victims are resting well and remembered by those who loved and knew them.
I don’t think the dispatcher believed her at first
"It doesn't make you a tough guy, it just makes you evil".
Well said Sir, may God ease your pain.
This story never stops giving me total chills. Her bravery in this is astounding every damn time I hear this 911 call.
The dispatcher is beyond belief! Keeping the girl on the phone and questioning her. All she needed to know is where the girl is. My God! She put her in danger.
I have heard this recording before, but every time I hear it I literally have heart palpitations. That 911 operator could have gotten her killed. She waited until halfway through the conversation to say she didn’t have to talk, and caused her to wake him up.
Fair warning ⚠️ I’m about to rant
She could simply have asked only vital questions and had her answer yes or no by tapping into the phone once yes, twice no or typing a number once or twice on the keypad if possible to do silently. Instead, in the end this girl saved herself.
As soon as the operator knew the house wasn’t his, but an abandoned house he broke into, it meant he intended to kill this girl.
They were so loud coming through the door, downstairs talking. It wouldn’t have taken two seconds for him to shoot her, rather than face testimony and life in prison. Then you find out it’s not his first rodeo, or even his fourth?! He definitely planned to kill her, too
Maybe I should be thankful that 911 operator put down her Diet Coke and nail polish 💅 long enough to answer the call, and the bungling COPD put down their donuts 🍩 long enough to wheeze through the door. Smh
Yeah but can you get out? Can you get out of the house? Hello?
@@drozycoder2007 RIGHT? 😆 it’s a Christmas MiracleTM that girl made it out alive!
so easy to write on your pc in your warm home right? dont be fucking pathetic ok
@@drozycoder2007 are you still there? Have you tried a window? Maybe a door? Can you exit the house? Hello? Still there? Hello? Have you tried leaving the bedroom? Have you tried opening the door to the bedroom? Have you tried looking out a window? Hello? Still there? Have you tried the door? Can you exit the bedroom? Maybe through a window? Hello?
The funny thing about your theory is that her whispering answers never woke him up. The dispatcher had nothing to do with her bumping the taser, but even though she did, her talking still didn't cause him to wake up. So, all this stuff about the dispatcher endangering her is manure. Something could have happened and he could have taken her out of there before police arrived, gathering information such as whose phone she was using and where she was abducted would have helped investigators put various pieces together and track her down.
I am a combat veteran and seen some bad things but that 911 call made me cry multiple times. I hate to see innocent ppl suffer.
Paradox...
You’re a great guy dean thanks for your service
She is a warrior woman! Such an amazing woman!
What is amazing about her? Poor lady got herself a psycho guy
@@voiceofreason1829 she was brave enough to make the call, even though it could have gotten her killed.
@@voiceofreason1829 she not only saved herself but also helped bring justice to all the other women he killed
@@voiceofreason1829 WHO SAYS THIS??!! She’s an amazing woman because she had enough wits about herself to get through that ridiculous 911 call without getting herself killed! Who are you?! A friend of this guy?
@@jodywinslo2603 obviously an internet troll.
I understand that 911 needs to get all the info they can get but listening to some of the questions made me anxious. Like, where were you bleeding from. She needed to be as quiet as possible. Do you wanna know my favorite color too? Joking aside, I’m glad he’s caught thanks to her.
That's true, but the Caller has no obligation to answer any questions, so it doesn't really hurt to ask
The endings to your videos are awesome..
You end it with some sort of quote or comment..
Well done..
Dispatcher- "You don't need to talk if you don't need to, okay?".... "But if you do decide to talk, who would you put up as the greatest UFC fighter of all time? Fedor Emilianenko or Georges St-Pierre?"
This young lady is a real hero. Without her bravery in making that call, which must have been absolutely terrifying, that POS would have gone on to murder more women. Just listening to the call made me anxious. I truly hope she goes on to live a happy and healthy life xx
There are probably many 911 calls that didn't end as well as this and those would be absolutely terrifying to listen to
I was just thinking how disturbing it might be to be a dispatcher on the end of one of those calls.
@@houndofzoltan right? I’m certainly not strong enough for that job. 😰
Great video Stayawake! Holy sh8 The first 12 minutes were scary as hell. That girl was amazing. Dude could have been awakened by any of her "s" sounds on the phone.
Girl: "please hurry"
Dispatcher: "Can you check to see if there's any eggs in the refrigerator?"
It's crazy to think Jane Doe is out there today going to work or whatever and probably no one knows her story? I hope she's doing ok!
Lori*
It's probably best that nobody knows, except those that she wants to know. That's kinda the ideal situation, as she gets to choose the amount of exposure her story gets that way. And as such, if she wants to just put it in the past, maybe tell a current or future friend/family member/therapist/whoever about it, that's her prerogative. This way, she isn't flooded with media calls and such, but can rather slip back into society should she so desire (obviously with some mental scars, I would imagine, but this way she can deal with it privately rather than being forced into the public spotlight)
OMG THANK YOU!, Im one of the ones who asked you to do this one! *Stayawake really does read comments and consider our requests!*
Hiding in a couch(antique chair) is literally from a Junji Ito horror manga. I heard the call before but I’ve don’t think I knew the story behind it.
Based on a 1925 story by "Edogawa Ranpo" (pen name). A classic horror tale!
The girl was remarkably calm during that 911 call. I'm glad she not only escaped but also got him arrested as well.
Thank you for doing this case. I've only ever heard the call.
nothing annoyes me more than 911 dispatchers. they are so heartless its insane
This guy graduated from my high school. I didn’t know who he was until my English teacher started talking about how she didn’t realize that a serial killer was in her class. She described him as such a normal quiet kid.
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If they were detectable they would be a one time killer and not a serial killer
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I smoked fentanyl with him back in high school. He had a really nice meth addiction treatment program for alternative medicine supplements the drivetrain FWD this Mitsubishi was ap 2003 drumsticks? Illigal but sevenfold event motion detect alarm input channel no more tablet that shuts down 😞 I am not sure if you have any questions please feel free to contact me at the 😅
Bless this woman, she saved herself and possibly many other women!
I hope you are recovering from this horrifying event! I'm so sorry this happened to you... Sending love, prayers and hugs your way. 😔💔🙏🏻
DISPATCH - YOU DONT HAVE TO TALK IF YOU FEEL YOU ARE IN DANGER
The girl- goes silent
DISPATCH - STARTS BOMBARDING WITH "HELLO YOU THERE" "HELLO "
Dispatcher: can you wake him up and see what color his eyes are?
The dispatcher absolutely blows my mind. It was frustrating listening to all the questions
The dude that Shawn showed how he murdered the women.... Imagine having a serial killer show you on your own neck how he killed so many!
He was very brave....geeesh
He wasn't a smaller woman, and there were others there
"Where were you bleeding from?"
**Audibly shudders in fear and anger**
Wow, what a strong woman. I hope she finds peace.
OMG That phonecall, i could hardly bear it, it just kept getting worse and worse 'are you still there? ' 'can you get out?' wth. How brave that young woman was, so brave.
Victim: I've been abducted, help!
Dispatcher: Who's your favorite Beatle?
Victim: What?
Dispatcher: Vanilla or Chocolate?
Victim: I need help please!
Dispatcher: Louder! Make me believe you!
The woman taking the call should be fired, no empathy, zero professionalism.
Good god man that dispatcher just might be the absolute worst fucking person to do this job. Unfuckingbelievable.
Out of all the channels that create “JCS Inspired” content, this is definitely the best and closest I’ve seen, thank you
Wow the lack of awareness from
The dispatcher is unbelievable.
A very poor dispatcher. A lot of questions asked that could have waited and waisted time getting important information. Ridiculous.
I thought so too! It was OBVIOUS she was in a situation where she couldn't talk! Why all the questions knowing that. Get as much description of the address and dispatch the cruisers...PERIOD and stay on the line listening.
Ughh finally she figured out that the girl shouldn’t be talking so much wtff just get there and save her
Omg. You could hear the terror in her voice. I know she didn’t want to run out until she knew cops were there to protect her. God bless her.
omg i remember this case, i remember being on the edge of my seat listening to her on the phone with 911, horrific
The call is terrifying.
Emoji Omg like I totally remember stuff too!! Emoji
Like I literally remember the 911 call and talk about being thunderstruck!
Like yeah omg….Emoji emoji emoji’s.
This woman's courage is next level.
If I was in danger and managed to call 911 and this dispatcher answered I would probably hang up and call the Microsoft Windows 3.1 hotline, they would be more use. It’s purely LUCK that this lady wasn’t murdered because of this dispatcher, yes it worked out in the end but come on whichever PD she works for review the tape and do the retraining!!!!
Everyone is saying but yeah, that call is the definition of chills along the spine. So good that the girl got out! Sad that he didn't get longer time for his initial violence.
The most stupid dispatcher to ever exist, not even comforting the victim, she speaks to her as if she doesn’t believe her at all, that’s ridiculous!
That dispatcher tried so hard to get this girl murdered she should be indicted.
Lol what a 🤡 statement. You should be indicted for your sheer ignorance alone.
@@Josh-xd9mjdispatch said to many unnecessary questions within a rapid rate could you imagine talkin an your kidnapper right across the room asleep… she should’ve just kept her calm an had help sent immediately she asked about weapons if she’s chained if the door is locked but way to many other questions it’s life or death an she’s lucky dude was a heavy sleeper
“That doesn’t make you a tough guy. That just makes you evil.” 💯
I've heard that 911 call a few times and it still gives me chills and makes me heart race. I'm so glad she was able to get out.