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Shannan Gilbert Transcript

The document is a transcript of a 911 call made by Shannan, who expresses fear that someone is after her. Throughout the call, there are interruptions and unintelligible comments from a male voice, likely Joseph Brewer, who seems to be present with her. The dispatcher attempts to gather information and provide assistance, but Shannan's situation appears to be urgent and chaotic.

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Shannan Gilbert Transcript

The document is a transcript of a 911 call made by Shannan, who expresses fear that someone is after her. Throughout the call, there are interruptions and unintelligible comments from a male voice, likely Joseph Brewer, who seems to be present with her. The dispatcher attempts to gather information and provide assistance, but Shannan's situation appears to be urgent and chaotic.

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00:02 – (crosstalk from dispatch line)


00:03 – SHANNAN: (UNINTELLIGIBLE, Shannan sounds far from
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00:04 – 911 OPERATOR: Hello?


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00:21 - SHANNAN: Yeah.


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00:22 - 911 OPERATOR: Where?


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00:24 – (sounds of 911 operator typing on a computer


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keyboard)

00:25 - SHANNAN: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


00:27 - 911 OPERATOR: Where?

00:29 - SHANNAN: (UNINTELLIGBLE; sounds like “You’d better


take two” or “You’d better have two”)
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00:31 - 911 OPERATOR: Who's there with you?


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00:34 - SHANNAN: Um…


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00:36 – (Unintelligible ruffling noises from Shannan’s


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line; sounds like someone shifting on a bed with


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springs.)
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00:40 - SHANNAN: Yeah?


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00:41 - 911 OPERATOR: What's going on?


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00:44 - SHANNAN: (UNINTELLGIBLE word) …there’s somebody


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after me.
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00:47 - 911 OPERATOR: What?


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00:49 - SHANNAN: Somebody after me.


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00:51 - 911 OPERATOR: Somebody is harassing you?


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00:53 - SHANNAN: After me.

00:54 - BREWER: There’s nobody after you. Come on, stop it.
00:54 – 911 OPERATOR: Who?

00:57 - SHANNAN: Can you trace where I am?

00:58 - BREWER: Your driver’s out there. Your driver’s


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right there.
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01:00 - 911 OPERATOR: Let me talk to him.


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01:03 - SHANNAN: Can you trace where I am?


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01:06 - 911 OPERATOR: Let me talk to him.


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01:07 - SHANNAN: I’m at the Jones Beach.


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01:11 - 911 OPERATOR: You're at Jones Beach?


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01:13 - SHANNAN: By the Jones Beach.


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01:15 - 911 OPERATOR: All right, let me connect you to


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State Police. Stay on the line.


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01:19 – 911 OPERATOR: (click)


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01:20 - SHANNAN: (to someone in the room with her) Why?


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01:20 – 911 OPERATOR: (dial tone; sounds of a number being


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autodialed)
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01:27 – 911 OPERATOR: (phone ringing)

01:27 - SHANNAN: (to someone in the room with her) Why?


01:28 - 911 OPERATOR: You gotta talk louder to them.

01:30 - SHANNAN: (to someone in the room with her) Why?


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01:31 – MALE VOICE: (UNINTELLIGIBLE; cut off by Shannan)


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01:31 – SHANNAN: WHY?!


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01:32 – 911 OPERATOR: (phone ringing)


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01:34 - DISPATCHER: (click) State Police, Trooper…


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(UNINTELLIGIBLE; sounds like "Frye")


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01:36 – MALE VOICE: (UNINTELLIGBLE)


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01:38 - DISPATCHER: State Police.


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01:39 - SHANNAN: Yeah, there's somebody after me.


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low, measured tone.)


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01:42 - DISPATCHER: I'm sorry?


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01:43 - SHANNAN: There's somebody after me.


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01:44 - DISPATCHER: Where are you?

01:46 - SHANNAN: There's somebody after me.


01:48 - DISPATCHER: Okay, where are you?

01:52 - (Unintelligible male voice continues in background,


likely Joseph Brewer. The voice is speaking in a
low, measured tone.)
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01:53 - SHANNAN: There's somebody after me.


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01:55 - DISPATCHER: Where are you, ma'am?


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01:56 - SHANNAN: I don't know. (adjusts phone)


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01:58 - DISPATCHER: You're driving right now?


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02:00 - SHANNAN: No, I'm inside a house.


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02:02 - DISPATCHER: I'm sorry?


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02:03 - SHANNAN: I'm inside a house.


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02:05 - DISPATCHER: What house?


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02:06 - SHANNAN: I don't know. Can you trace where I am?


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02:08 - DISPATCHER: I'm sorry?

02:09 - SHANNAN: Can you trace where I am?


02:12 - DISPATCHER: (Annoyed) No, I can't. What's your
callback number you're calling from?

02:15 – BREWER: (UNINTELLIGBLE)


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02:16 - SHANNAN: Huh?


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02:17 - DISPATCHER: What phone number are you calling from?


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02:18 – (Unintelligible male voice continues in background,


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likely Joseph Brewer. The voice is now speaking in


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a more deliberate tone at a fast pace. It is


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likely that Michael Pak has just entered the


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home.)
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02:22 - SHANNAN: Somebody's after me.


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02:24 – SHANNAN: Please!


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02:24 - DISPATCHER: Are you in Suffolk County or Nassau


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County?
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02:28 - SHANNAN: Um, I’m in Long Island.


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02:29 - DISPATCHER: Where on Long Island are you?


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02:32 - BREWER: Yeah, he wants to talk to you. This guy


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wants to talk to you.


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02:35 - SHANNAN: No.

02:36 - BREWER: You gotta talk to him.


02:38 - SHANNAN: No!

02:39 - BREWER (UNINTELLIGIBLE; sounds like “You have a


freakin’ problem, I think.”)
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02:44- SHANNAN: No.


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02:45 – BREWER: You have to.


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02:46 - SHANNAN: No, stop, no!


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02:48 - PAK: Shannan, come on.


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02:51 - DISPATCHER: Where in Long Island are you? You in


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Suffolk County? Nassau County?


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02:54 – BREWER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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02:57 - SHANNAN: Huh?


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02:58 - BREWER: Fuck off.


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03:01 - BREWER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE; sounds like “Quick.”)


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03:02 – (heavy click sound; sounds like a dead bolt


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unlocking)
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03:03 - SHANNAN: Why?

03:04 - BREWER: ‘cause we’ve had it.


03:05 - PAK: All right, let’s go. Shannan.

03:07 - (heavy click sound; sounds like a dead bolt


unlocking)
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03:08 - SHANNAN: Why are you calling me by my name?


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03:11 - PAK: I gotta.


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03:12 - SHANNAN: Why?


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character.”)
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03:14 - PAK: Yeah.


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03:14 - DISPATCHER: County, you on the line?


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03:15 - SHANNAN: Stop!


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03:16 - BREWER: All right, time to go.


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03:17 - SHANNAN: Please. Stop it, please.


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03:19 - BREWER: Pay attention.


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03:21 - SHANNAN: Please stop!


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03:22 - PAK: (chuckle)

03:22 - BREWER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


03:25 - SHANNAN: Please. Can you shut the door?

03:27 - BREWER: No, time to go!

03:28 - SHANNAN: Please.


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03:29 – BREWER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE; sounds like “You’re okay”


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or “You’re good.”
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03:31 - SHANNAN: Please.


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03:32 - BREWER: Please, out the door.


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03:33 - SHANNAN: Please!


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03:34 – (sounds of a door being rattled)


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03:36 - BREWER: Go that way, please?


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03:37 - PAK: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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03:38 – PAK: Go, come on; let’s go.


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03:39 - BREWER: C'mon, let's go. C'mon, we're all going


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outside. Let's go outside.


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03:41 - PAK: Yeah, let's go outside.


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03:42 - C'mon, go outside. All of us.

03:43 – (sound of sliding door opening, possibly the door


to the Brewer patio deck.)
03:44 - BREWER: C'mon, all of us. C’mon. We're all going
outside. C'mon.

03:47 - SHANNAN: No, please.


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03:48 – PAK: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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03:50 - BREWER: We're all going. C'mon. Please, c'mon.


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03:53 - SHANNAN: Please.


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03:54 – (sounds of a door unlatching/unlocking)


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03:54 – BREWER: Come on!


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03:57 - BREWER: Just come out here. I wanna show you


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something; come here.


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04:00 - SHANNAN: Why?!


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04:01 - BREWER: You won’t even know where that’s at.


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04:03 - DISPATCHER: County, are you on the line?


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04:06 - BREWER: Come on!

04:07 – BREWER: Hurry up, I wanna show you something.


04:09 - SHANNAN: Why?!

04:09 - BREWER: I wanna show you this. Can you please just
go look with me?
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04:12 – BREWER: Please?


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04:13 - SHANNAN: Why?!


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04:14 - BREWER: Now look…


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04:15 - SHANNAN: Why are you guys doing this to me?


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04:16 - BREWER: What?


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04:18 - SHANNAN: Doing this.


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04:19 - DISPATCHER: What county you in, ma'am?


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04:20 - BREWER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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04:21 - SHANNAN: Doing this!


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04:22 - PAK: Hang up!


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04:23 - SHANNAN: Why are you calling me by my name?


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04:25 – MALE VOICE: (UNINTELLIGIBLE, chuckling)

04:28 – BREWER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


04:30 - BREWER: Please come here.

04:30 - SHANNAN: Please…

04:31 – BREWER: Please, give it to me here.


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04:31 - SHANNAN: No, please.


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04:32 – BREWER: Give it here.


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04:32 – SHANNAN: No.


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04:33 – BREWER: Please?


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04:33 – SHANNAN: No, stop it, please.


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04:35 – (a loud struggle for Shannan’s phone is heard)


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04:35 – SHANNAN: Stop it, please!


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04:36 – BREWER: Time to go, (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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04:38 – SHANNAN: Please, stop it! Please stop it, no!


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Please, stop it!


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04:44 - SHANNAN: Please, stop it, no!


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04:45 - BREWER: All right, let me fix that. Let me fix


that, please?

04:47 - SHANNAN: (hysterical) Please stop it, no! No, stop


it, please! Please stop it! Please! No,
what does that do to me?! What are you
gonna do to me? Stop it!

04:56 - BREWER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE) Get her outta here!


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04:58 – (struggling sounds cease at this approximate


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moment)
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04:59 – (The sounds of Shannan running through the Brewer


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residence are heard. These sounds seem to indicate


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Shannan is wearing sandals/flip-flops and is


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running on a hardwood or linoleum floor. Male


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voices are heard in the background during this


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time.)
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05:07 – PAK: Come on, we’re trying to talk to you.


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05:10 - DISPATCHER: (muffled) Ma’am?


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[NOTE: At this point, the 911 side of SHANNAN’s


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call becomes very muffled, possibly due to the


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dispatcher putting her hand over her microphone


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to speak with someone else at the center.]


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05:11 - DISPATCHER: (muffled conversation over Brewer.)


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05:12 - BREWER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE) I’ll go upstairs. I’ll go


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upstairs. (UNINTELLIGIBLE) Look, I’m gonna


go upstairs. ‘kay? (UNINTELLIGIBLE) Take
care.
05:23 - PAK: [amused](UNINTELLIGIBLE) What’s the matter?
Are you okay? (laughs)

05:28 - SHANNAN: What are you gonna do?


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05:29 - PAK: You look a little bit hungover.


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05:30 - SHANNAN: What are you gonna do to me?


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05:32 - DISPATCHER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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05:37 - SHANNAN: Why?


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05:38 - DISPATCHER: Huh?


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05:38 - PAK: …you don’t give up…


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05:40 - DISPATCHER: Well, I don’t know; that didn’t sound…


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(UNINTELLIGIBLE)
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05:42 - SHANNAN: Why? What are you gonna do? You gonna kill
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me?
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05:45 – PAK: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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05:47 - DISPATCHER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE) I think it’s Suffolk


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County…
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05:47 - PAK: C’mon! (UNINTELLIGIBLE) You gonna kill me?!


C’mon! (UNINTELLIGIBLE)

05:52 - PAK & DISPATCHER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


05:53 - SHANNAN: …kill me?

05:54 - PAK: (laughing) No!


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05:55 - SHANNAN: Why are you…?


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05:56 - PAK & DISPATCHER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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05:58 - SHANNAN: Are you serious?


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05:59 - PAK: C’mon! (laughs) You’re freaking me out, c’mon.


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06:01 - SHANNAN: Out in the middle of nowhere?


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06:03 - PAK: Let’s go back to, hold on, let’s go back to


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Manhattan. All right? Were in Long Island.


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We’re out near the water, the ocean.


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06:10 - SHANNAN: Please, stop.


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06:12 – BREWER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE; cut off by Pak)


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06:13 - PAK: It’s me - Mike! (UNINTELLIGIBLE; sounds like


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“You called the police, right?”)


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06:16 - SHANNAN: No, stop it, please.


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06:17 - PAK: [frustrated] Oh, okay; fine, fine! All right.

06:21 - SHANNAN: Please, be my… (UNINTELLIGIBLE) …you guys!


06:22 - DISPATCHER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE) …on the water…

06:24 - SHANNAN: You guys…

06:25 - DISPATCHER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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06:26 – SHANNAN: I didn’t do anything; I didn’t


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do anything!
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06:30 - DISPATCHER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE; answering a question


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from someone else in the center) …631.


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911…
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06:31 - SHANNAN: God!


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06:33 – (loud muffled interference)


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06:36 – DISPATCHER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE, muffled)


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06:40 – PAK: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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06:42 - SHANNAN - Mike, do you feel that?


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06:47 – PAK: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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06:48 - DISPATCHER: Somebody named Mike is there.


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06:50 - SHANNAN: Mike, why? Why?


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06:51 – (interference noise ends)

06:54 - PAK: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


06:56 - SHANNAN: Why?

06:57 - PAK: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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06:58 – (interference noise returns)


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07:01 - SHANNAN: Why, Mike?


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07:03 - PAK: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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07:06 - SHANNAN: For fun?


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07:07 - PAK: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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07:09 - SHANNAN: For me?


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07:10 - SHANNAN: I’m never gonna… (UNINTELLIGIBLE) …again.


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07:13 - PAK: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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07:15 - SHANNAN: Why?


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07:15 - PAK: You always do.


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07:17 - SHANNAN: I never do, I never did.


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07:18 – (interference noise ends)


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07:19 – DISPATCHER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE, muffled)

07:20 – PAK: Yes, you did… (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


[NOTE: At this point, muffled conversations between
at least one male voice and another party can be
heard in the background. Due to Shannan’s phone line
not existing on a separate audio track in the provided
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recording, we cannot confirm whether these voices are


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emanating from another group of people inside the Brewer


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residence or inside the dispatch center.]


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07:25 - SHANNAN: Mike, please.


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07:27 – DEEP MALE VOICE: If you don’t talk to her…


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[NOTE: Inconclusive if this


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is Brewer or a voice in the


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background of the dispatch center,


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but it does not appear to be


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Pak’s.]
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07:29 - SHANNAN: Mike, please.


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07:31 – (UNINTELLIGBLE male voice[s] in the background)


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07:35 - SHANNAN: Please.


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07:35 – PAK: Let’s go! Let’s go! C’mon!


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07:37 - SHANNAN: Please.


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07:38 - (UNINTELLIGBLE male voice[s] in the background)

07:39 - PAK: (laughs) What? (UNINTELLIGBLE)


07:45 - DISPATCHER: (UNINTELLIGBLE) …I don’t know what
phone she’s calling from, but…

07:49 - SHANNAN: You’re gonna kill me…


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07:49 - DISPATCHER: (UNINTELLIGBLE) …coming from?


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07:52 - (UNINTELLIGBLE female voice in the background of


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the dispatch center)


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07:54 - PAK: (UNINTELLIGIBLE) …gonna kill you.


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07:56 - FEMALE VOICE IN DISPATCH: They’re at a house


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somewhere.
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07:58 - DISPATCHER: She needs help.


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07:59 - PAK: That was when you were like, you know, “I
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gonna find my own way home.”


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08:02 - SHANNAN: (UNINTELLIGIBLE; asks a question that


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sounds like “Are you kidding me?”, “Now


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you see me?” or “This is how you see


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me?”)
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08:02 - DISPATCHER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE) …in the house with the


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female. The female was the initial


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caller.
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08:08 - PAK: (UNINTELLIGIBLE) …more dramatic, you know you


hang up on me.
08:11 - SHANNAN: So, this was all set up?

08:13 - PAK: (confused) Oh, you… You set everything up?

08:17 - PAK: What are you talking about? I waited for you!
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You told me you were gonna find your own way


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home… (UNINTELLIGIBLE). You hung up and then


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I…
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08:22 - SHANNAN: (interrupting) So, this was all set up?


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08:26 - (UNINTELLIGBLE female voice in the background of


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the dispatch center)


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08:28 - PAK: You’d never do this before.


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08:33 - SHANNAN: Was it all set up?


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08:35 - PAK: Oh, you’re joking with me, right?


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08:38 - SHANNAN: Why?


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08:39 - PAK: (laughing) I don’t know. Why are you doing


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that?
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08:42 - (UNINTELLIGBLE female voice in the background of


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the dispatch center)


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08:45 - SHANNAN: All right, I’ll say I was lying. I was


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lying.

08:49 - PAK: I know.


08:50 - DISPATCHER: (muffled; to someone in dispatch
center) It did?

08:51 - SHANNAN: Why?


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08:53 - DISPATCHER: But it’s a 631 number.


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rip

08:55 - SHANNAN: Why?


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08:52 - DISPATCHER 2: Call ‘em back. [NOTE: This is the


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first clear instance of the second


by

dispatcher who eventually tries


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speaking with Shannan on the


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recording.]
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09:02 – (the dispatcher line becomes unmuffled.)


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09:03 - DISPATCHER 1: You can try talking to her, but she’s


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not…
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09:04 - SHANNAN: Please…


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09:05 - DISPATCHER 1: I think she’s got the phone down.


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09:06 - SHANNAN: Please…


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09:07 - DISPATCHER 2: Hello?!


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[NOTE: This second dispatcher is very


loudly breathing into the microphone,
making transcription difficult.]
09:08 - PAK: (UNINTELLIIGIBLE)

09:11 - SHANNAN: (UNINTELLIIGIBLE)

09:13 - DISPATCHER 2: Hello?


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09:14 - SHANNAN: Please…


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09:16 - DISPATCHER 2: What’s - what’s the prob — what’s the


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matter? What happened?


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09:19 - (UNINTELLIGBLE male voice[s] in background)


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09:20 - DISPATCHER 2: Hello?


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09:21 – PAK: (UNINTELLIIGIBLE)


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09:22 - SHANNAN: Please, get me out of here, Mike.


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09:26 - PAK: (UNINTELLIIGIBLE)


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09:30 - DISPATCHER 2: Hello?


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09:31 - SHANNAN: You’re being sarcastic.


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09:32 - PAK: About what?


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09:34 - SHANNAN: About this. You were a part of this all


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along.

09:37 - PAK: (agitated) What are you talking about? I just


met him just now.
09:40 - PAK: (UNINTELLIGIBLE; during this, the second
dispatcher’s loud breathing is prevalent,
along with a background conversation between
two or more people. The location of this
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conversation cannot be definitively


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determined now that the dispatcher’s line is


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unmuffled.)
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09:58 - SHANNAN: Mike…


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by

10:00 – SHANNAN: Mike, please…


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10:02 - SHANNAN: (UNINTELLIGIBLE); sounds like “I know who


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you are” or “I know what you want.”)


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10:04 - PAK: (UNINTELLIGIBLE) What do you want me to do?


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10:06 - (UNINTELLIGBLE male voice[s] in the background)


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10:08 - SHANNAN: I just want to go home.


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10:09 - PAK: Let’s go.


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10:13 - PAK: (UNINTELLIGBLE)


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10:17 - SHANNAN: (UNINTELLIGBLE) Why?


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10:18 - DISPATCHER 2: Well, we can give them…

10:20 - PAK: (UNINTELLIGBLE)


10:23 – (UNINTELLIGIBLE female voice; cannot definitively
determine if it is Shannan or Dispatcher 1.)

10:24 - DISPATCHER 2: (reading) 5 7 3 9 3 0 8]


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10:28 - SHANNAN: Mike…


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rip

10:29 - DISPATCHER 1: Is that us?


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10:29 - SHANNAN: What’s going on?


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by

10:32 - DISPATCHER 2: I think so.


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10:33 - PAK: Did you ever see that movie with Johnny Depp?
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10:35 - SHANNAN: What?


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10:36 - PAK: “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.”


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10:37 - SHANNAN: Yeah.


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10:37 – DISPATCHER 1: Extension eastern…


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10:39 - PAK: You’re acting like that movie, right, dude?


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(laughs)
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10:41 – DISPATCHER 1: That’s the number that came in.


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10:42 - SHANNAN: Why are you sitting there like you’re


(UNINTELLIGIBLE)? [Sounds like “Why are you
sitting there like you’re not
responsible?”]
10:44 - PAK: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)

10:45 - DISPATCHER 2: Mhmm.


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10:46 - DISPATCHER 1: Should I call it anyway?


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rip

10:48 - SHANNAN: Something’s gonna happen to me.


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re

10:50 - PAK: There’s nobody outside!


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by

10:53 - DISPATCHER 2: Yeah, you could call it…


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10:54 - PAK: You’re okay, right?


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10:55 - DISPATCHER 2: …but we’re not gonna know where it


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is.
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10:57 - PAK: …Literal…


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10:58 - DISPATCHER 2: County should call it.


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10:59 - PAK: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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11:02 - SHANNAN: Mike…


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11:02 - DISPATCHER 1: (UNINTELLIGIBLE) …county phone


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number?
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11:04 - SHANNAN: Please…

11:05 - PAK: Shannan, come on. Let’s go.


11:05 - DISPATCHER 1: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)

11:07 - SHANNAN: (UNINTELLIGIBLE) …do this to me?


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11:09 - PAK: Okay, okay, fine… Get out of here. What’s with
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the phone?
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11:12 - DISPATCHER 2: Oh, it does?


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11:13 - DISPATCHER 1: Yeah.


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11:17 - DISPATCHER 2: (UNINTELLIGIBLE) …Suffolk? It’s gotta


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be Suffolk, right?
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11:20 - PAK: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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11:23 - DISPATCHER 2: Hello?


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11:23 - SHANNAN: Stop it. Stop it, Mike.


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11:26 - DISPATCHER 2: Hello, where are you?


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11:28 - SHANNAN: Huh?


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11:29 - DISPATCHER 1: In a house on Long Island.


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11:30 - DISPATCHER 2: Where are you?


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11:33 - PAK: What is going on there?

11:34 – DISPATCHER 1: What’s her name?


11:34 - SHANNAN: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)

11:35 - PAK: And where’s the bathroom? (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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11:38 - DISPATCHER 2: What’s your name?


sc
rip

11:39 - SHANNAN: Shannan Gilbert.


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re

11:41 - PAK: (chuckles) God, who are you calling?


at
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by

11:43 - DISPATCHER 2: What’s your name?


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11:44 - SHANNAN: Shannan Gilbert.


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11:46 - DISPATCHER 2: Where are you?


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11:49 - SHANNAN: I’m right um… I’m in Long Island.


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11:53 - DISPATCHER 1: And Mike’s there… (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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11:56 - DISPATCHER 2: And what’s — what’s wrong?


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11:58 - SHANNAN: Huh?


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11:59 - DISPATCHER 2: What happened?


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he

12:01 - SHANNAN: These people are trying to kill me.


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12:01 - PAK: Shut up. (laughs)

12:04 - DISPATCHER 2: Where are you? What’s your address?


(heavy breathing)

12:06 – PAK: (UNINTELIGIBLE)

12:11 - DISPATCHER 2: What’s your address? (heavy


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breathing)
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rip

12:15 – SHANNAN: (UNINTELIGIBLE)


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re

12:16 – PAK: (UNINTELIGIBLE)


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by

12:17 - DISPATCHER 2: What’s your address?


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12:18 – PAK: (UNINTELIGIBLE)


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12:19 - SHANNAN: No Mike, Mike stop. Mike no, Mike stop.


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Mike stop, Mike. Mike stop.


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12:26 – PAK: (UNINTELIGIBLE)


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12:27 - DISPATCHER 2: Where are you? (continues to breathe


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heavily into phone)


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12:28 - SHANNAN: Mike, Mike stop it! Mike stop!


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12:31 - PAK: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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he

12:32 - DISPATCHER 2: What’s your name, Shannan?


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12:34 – PAK: (UNINTELIGIBLE)

12:35 - SHANNAN: Huh? Mike, Mike, Stop!


12:38 - PAK: Stop what?

12:38 - SHANNAN: Come here.


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an

12:40 - DISPATCHER 2: Where are you? What’s your address?


sc
rip

12:45 - DISPATCHER 2: Hello?


tc
re

12:46 - PAK: You want me to call the police?


at
ed
by

12:48 - SHANNAN: Yeah, call 911 and I want you to tell ‘em
Je

the truth about this.


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12:52 - PAK: What are we gonna tell ‘em?


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12:54 - SHANNAN: Tell ‘em (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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12:57 - PAK: Oh my god… (laughs)


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12:59 - SHANNAN: Mike, stop it – you have to file a


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complaint.
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13:02 - PAK: Who?


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13:02 - SHANNAN: Mike…


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13:03 - DISPATCHER 2: Where are you?


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13:05 - SHANNAN: Mike…

13:06 - PAK: (agitated) Oh, fine! Then why were…


(UNINTELLIGIBLE)

13:06 – (sounds of a telephone dial tone, along with the


dispatcher typing on a computer keyboard)
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13:08 - DISPATCHER 2: Are you in a house?


sc
rip

13:10 - SHANNAN: Yeah… Mike, stop it!


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re

13:13 - DISPATCHER 2: What town are you in?


at
ed
by

13:15 - SHANNAN: In Long Island – Mike, it…


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13:17 - DISPATCHER 2: Where?


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13:18 - SHANNAN: Stop, Mike!


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13:20 - DISPATCHER 2: Where in Long Island?


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13:21 - SHANNAN: Stop it, Mike! Mike, stop it!


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13:27 - PAK: Okay, find a ride.


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13:28 - SHANNAN: (agitated) Hey, stop it! (shuffling


ic
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noises)
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13:35 - DISPATCHER 2: Where in Long Island are you?


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13:40 - SHANNAN: I’m in… (UNINTELLIGIBLE)

13:41 - DISPATCHER 2: Hello?


13:43 – (shuffling noises)

13:47 - SHANNAN: They’re gonna kill me.

13:51 - DISPATCHER 2: Where in Long Island are you?


Tr
an
sc

13:53 - SHANNAN: I don’t know. They want to kill me.


rip
tc

13:55 - DISPATCHER 2: Are you in a house?


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13:57 - (shuffling noises)


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13:58 - SHANNAN: Yeah.


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14:01 - DISPATCHER 2: Are you in a house?


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14:02 - SHANNAN: Yeah.


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14:04 - DISPATCHER 2: Whose house is it?


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14:06 - SHANNAN: I don’t know.


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nd

14:09 - DISPATCHER 2: Who is Mike? What’s his last name?


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ic
he

14:11 - SHANNAN: Be nice to me… (pleading, possibly to


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someone other than dispatcher.)


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he

14:13 - DISPATCHER 2: Mike what?


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n

14:14 – (UNINTELLIGBLE male voice[s] in the background)

14:14 – (shuffling sounds)


14:15 - SHANNAN: (UNINTELLIGIBLE; sounds like “It’s me.”)

14:18 – SHANNAN: Please, can’t you call? (pleading;


possibly to someone other than the
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dispatcher.)
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rip

14:20 – (UNINTELLIGBLE male voice[s] in the background)


tc
re

14:20 - DISPATCHER 2: How old are you?


at
ed
by

14:21 – (shuffling sounds)


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14:22 – (UNINTELLIGBLE male voice[s] in the background)


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14:25 - DISPATCHER 1: Let me…


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14:28 - DISPATCHER 2: What’s his last name?


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14:30 – DISPATCHER 1: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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14:33 - DISPATCHER 2: What’s his last name?


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M

14:35 - (shuffling noises; male voice[s] continue in the


ic
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background. Shannan is possibly moving around


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the Brewer house at this point.)


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he

14:41 - DISPATCHER 2: What’s his last name?


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n

14:42 - (shuffling noises; male voice[s] continue in the


background.)
14:47 - DISPATCHER 2: Shannan?

14:48 - (unknown male voice[s] continue in background.)

14:55 - DISPATCHER 2: Shannan?


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an
sc

14:56 - (unknown male voices continue in background.)


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tc

15:02 – (sounds of a door unlatching/opening)


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ed

15:10 - DISPATCHER 2: Shannan?


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Je

15:11 - (unknown male voice[s] continue in background.)


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15:24 - DISPATCHER 2: Shannan?


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15:25 - SHANNAN: Yeah? (shuffling noises)


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15:27 - DISPATCHER 2: What tow… What town are you in?


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15:26 - (unknown male voice[s] continue in background


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accompanied by shuffling noises.)


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M

15:35 - DISPATCHER 2: Hello?


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15:36 - (unknown male voice[s] continue in background


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accompanied by shuffling noises.)


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15:44 - DISPATCHER 2: What’s Mike’s last name?

15:46 – (unknown male voice[s] continue in background)


15:51 - DISPATCHER 2: Hello?

15:52 – (unknown male voice[s] continue in background)

16:06 - SHANNAN: They’re gonna kill me.


Tr
an
sc

16:08 - DISPATCHER 1: One of the guys said, “Let’s go back


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to the city.”
tc
re

16:14 – (unknown male voice[s] continue in background)


at
ed
by

16:16 - DISPATCHER 2: Where are you?


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se

16:17 - (unknown male voice[s] continue in background)


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16:23 - RADIO IN DISPATCH CENTER: 1034 Farmingdale in


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service…
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16:27 - DISPATCHER 2: Where are you, Shannan?


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16:28 – (shuffling sounds)


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16:34 - DISPATCHER 2: Shannan?


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ic
he

16:35 - (unknown male voice[s] continue in background


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accompanied by shuffling noises.)


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he

16:42 - DISPATCHER 2: Shannan?


la
n

16:43 - RADIO IN DISPATCH CENTER: (officer talking,


unrelated to call.)
16:50 - DISPATCHER 2: Shannan?

16:52 – (Shuffling sounds coming from Shannan’s line


intensify, along with the sounds of her passing
through a doorway outside and running down a
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an

wooden deck.)
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rip

(NOTE: At no point do we hear Shannan “stumble”


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or “fall” and injure herself running down the


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deck, as has been previously reported/suggested


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ed

by witnesses.)
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Je

16:56 – MALE VOICE: Get in here.


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16:58 – (The sounds of Shannan’s feet hitting the ground


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running are heard.)


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17:00 – (Three loud sounds are heard in rapid succession,


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each appearing to be a hand or hands hitting the


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side panels or hood of a car. Shannan briefly


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continues running.)
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17:03 – (Shannan stops running.)


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ic
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17:04 - SHANNAN: (SCREAMS)


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17:05 - MALE VOICE: No!


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17:06 - SHANNAN: (SCREAMS)

17:07 – SHANNAN: SHUT UP! (SCREAMS)


17:08 - (Shannan resumes running.)

(NOTE: It is believed that Shannan’s earring


and jacket came off her body around this time
as the result of what appears to be a struggle
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heard from 17:08 until 17:12, as both of these


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items were later found in close proximity


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to Brewer’s deck and driveway.)


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17:09 - UNKNOWN VOICE: Shit!


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by

17:10 - (Sounds of Shannan running)


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(NOTE: At no point from the time Shannan


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exits Brewer’s house at 16:52 until the recording


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ends at 22:40 do any sounds of a car engine starting


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or running appear. Neither do any sounds of Michael Pak – or


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any other person, for that matter - following Shannan in


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a vehicle or calling out her name, as he has repeatedly


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insisted to the media and investigators that he had


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done during this time on the recording since 2010.


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In addition, neither police dispatcher acknowledges the


nd

screaming and apparent struggle that has just occurred.)


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ic
he

17:27 – (Shannan is still running. The sounds of birds


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chirping appear.)
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he

17:33 - DISPATCHER 2: All right, she’s not talking.


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17:35 – DISPATCHER 1: I’m gonna put her… (UNINTELLIGIBLE)

17:37 – DISPATCHER 2: You do?


17:39 - DISPATCHER 1: I think this number… (UNINTELLIGIBLE)
That’s the number she’s calling from?
(UNINTELLIGIBLE)
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17:45 - DISPATCHER 2: I think that… (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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rip

17:51 – DISPATCHER 2: 9 3 0 8 is… (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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re

17:58 - DISPATCHER 2: Oh - did you call that one?


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ed
by

18:02 – (Shannan stops running at this approximate time;


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birds chirping loudly are heard in the


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background.)
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18:06 – (All shuffling sounds cease, leading us to believe


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Shannan has set her phone down at an unknown


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location on the property she has stopped at –


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possibly 10 The Fairway or 12 The Fairway.)


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18:07 – (An unintelligible conversation with at least one


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male participant is heard continuously in the


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background beginning at this point, leading us to


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believe that at least some of the previous male


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background voices heard on the tape were coming


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from the dispatch center, as Shannan is now


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outside running and these voices have continued.)


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18:13 - (the faint sounds of Shannan knocking on a


door or a window are heard.)

18:16 - DISPATCHER 1: Shannan?


18:20 - DISPATCHER 1: Hello?

18:22 – (Shannan retrieves her phone and begins running


again. The previously mentioned male conversation
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continues at the same volume while Shannan is


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running, leading us to conclude its source as


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being the 911 dispatch center.)


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re

18:27 - (Shannan stops running.)


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by

18:33 – UNKNOWN DISPATCHER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE, muffled)


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18:36 – (Shannan is heard knocking loudly on a door. At the


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same time, a police radio can be heard in the


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background of the 911 dispatch center along with


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the muffled and unintelligible sounds of an


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unknown dispatcher speaking.)


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18:40 – UNKNOWN DISPATCHER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE, MUFFLED)


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18:41 – (police radio sounds continue loudly within


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dispatch center.)
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ic
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18:54 – (Shannan knocks again.)


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19:00 - (Shannan begins to run again. She can be heard


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loudly breathing.)
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19:01 – UNKNOWN DISPATCHER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE, muffled)

19:09 – UNKNOWN DISPATCHER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE, muffled)


19:20 - UNKNOWN DISPATCHER: (UNINTELLIGIBLE, muffled)

19:25 - SHANNAN: [startled] (SCREAM)


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19:29 - DISPATCHER 1: (UNINTELLIGIBLE, muffled)


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rip

19:34 – DISPATCHER 2: Oh, I didn’t… (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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re

19:36 - (Shannan stops running. She is heard loudly


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ed

breathing.)
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Je

19:39 – DISPATCHER 1: What’s the shield on the car?


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19:42 – UNKNOWN DISPATCHER: 1, 9… (UNINTELLIGIBLE two


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numbers)
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19:47 – (Shannan is heard loudly knocking on a door, most


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likely 14 The Fairway.)


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m

19:58 - DISPATCHER 1: Shannan?


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20:05 - DISPATCHER 1: I wonder if she has the phone in her


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pocket?
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20:10 – (conversations within the 911 dispatch center are


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heard in the background.)


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n

20:12 – (Shannan begins breathing loudly again.)

20:15 – (Shannan begins running again. The sounds of her


moving are much more staggered and erratic this
time and are marred by her loud breathing.)

20:42 - DISPATCHER 2: Shannan?

20:47 - DISPATCHER 2: Shannan?


Tr
an
sc

20:50 - (Sounds of Shannan loudly knocking on what sounds


rip

like a glass window or the glass window of a door


tc

at 17 The Fairway, the home of Gustav Coletti.)


re
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ed

21:00 - DISPATCHER 2: Shannan?


by
Je

21:05 - (door opens)


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21:07 - COLETTI: What’s the matter?


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(Shannan does not answer.)


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21:14 - COLETTI: Who are you?


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(Shannan does not answer.)


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21:17 – (shuffling sounds, Shannan begins breathing loudly


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again.)
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21:21 - COLETTI: Somebody after you?


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(Shannan does not answer,


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but is heard loudly breathing.)

21:25 - COLETTI: Huh?


(Shannan does not answer,
but is heard loudly breathing.)

21:27 - DISPATCHER 2: (annoyed) Hello?


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(Shannan does not answer,


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but is heard loudly breathing.)


rip
tc

21:30 - DISPATCHER 2: Hello?


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at
ed

21:31 - SHANNAN: You…


by
Je

21:34 – SHANNAN: You… (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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se
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21:36 - COLETTI: Are you all right?


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21:37 - SHANNAN: I need help…


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21:40 - SHANNAN: (UNINTELLIGIBLE)


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21:41 - COLETTI: Don’t get yourself hurt. What are you


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doing?
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21:43 - (shuffling sounds, Shannan is still breathing


ic
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loudly.)
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21:48 - COLETTI: Wait a minute. Don’t go away. Where are


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you going?
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n

21:53 - DISPATCHER 1: Something like “Vopert”? V-O-P-E-R-T?


21:55 – (sound of a door closing.)

21:57 - (Shannan begins running again. Various shuffling


and wind noises are heard, along with Shannan
breathing.)
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an
sc

22:22 – (Shannan’s line disconnects.)


rip
tc

22:23 - DISPATCHER 2: Hello?


re
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