At least this operator seemed to care - he asked if she needed an ambulance, asked if whoever did this was still there, etc.
The one that talked to Amanda asked if she needed police, fire or ambulance.
At least this operator seemed to care - he asked if she needed an ambulance, asked if whoever did this was still there, etc.
OMG it could have been a black market baby mill. If so, this could get real ugly with a wider dragnet!
Fritzl case, the most evil man I've ever witnessed in my history. Just pure real life evil. I don't doubt anything anymore. 24 years in a corridor below the home. Chills, same with Jodi, Austin Sigg, Tree man and many others. They do scare me to an extent. I won't be around them ever unless the earth shifts, ha ha, so I'm safe. But who the heck are my next door neighbors really?
hmmm
http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/b/berry_amanda.html
I want to point out how spot on her "missing" details are. Eerie in hindsight.
Watching local news, WKYC, on TV now, and they keep reporting that three people are in custody--Castro and two other people. (Allegedly his brothers. Source: https://twitter.com/betsykling) They had tweeted that hours ago, and seem to be the only ones to confirm at the moment.
Local news also just reported this: https://twitter.com/BetsyKling/status/331606549581688833
She's a good source for local news, as are these reporters:
https://twitter.com/sarashookman
https://twitter.com/RachelDissell
She was pleading for help, and all he had to say to her, we will send a squad car "as soon as we get a car open" and she was the one pleading that they needed it NOW.
If you had been locked up for 10 years desperate for help, and the 911 person said we will send a car "as soon as we get a car open" you would be panicked too. He could have done more to calm her, keep her on the phone, and make her feel like she had a lifeline for help. You could tell she wanted to talk, she wanted to stay on the line.. Why didn't he keep her on till police arrived, especially given the fact she was relaying Info? He did not know whether she was alone or not. She did not know how long it would take, especially give the attitude that her call would be taken when they had a car open. What if they did not have a car open for another hour? He did not give her that reassurance that they were on the way NOW and would be there within minutes,
And she needed that, she savored up the courage for 10 years, and the 911 caller was likely her first contact w outside world (other than neighbor) in 10 years. She wanted someone to recognize her freedom and assure her of it. She wanted to hold onto that lifeline.
Because frankly in her mind if he came back before police came she and her child (I think it is hers) would be likely dead. At least in her mind, even if she was at neighbors, she thought that she would be dead if police did not arrive in time. That call was a lifeline to her life
Maybe given the publicity of this case, 911 got crank calls in the past and that is why they acted that way
911 did their job but some situations call for doing something beyond the bare requirements of one's job description.
And in hindsight, maybe operator would act differently. In a way you cannot fault him bc he maybe did not realize how that call was a lifeline for life for her.
The women were found along with several children in the basement of a house within a few miles of where they disappeared, according to local station WEWS.
MOO the catalyst to this is Amanda's daughter. Most likely there are people in the yard - daughter is getting a little older and sicko and sicko brothers were probably starting to make comments, "jokes" or other horrible things towards the little girl and mother's instinct said "I'm getting us out of here NO MATTER WHAT." MOO!!!
When Amanda called 911 were the other two girls still in the house?
When Amanda called 911 were the other two girls still in the house?
Aurora Marti, 75, who lives across the street from Castro, said she was sitting on her front porch talking to a neighbor this evening, when an arm reached out of the front door at Castro’s house.
“She was waving her arm and saying, ‘Help me! Help me!’” Marti recalled.
The captive woman identified herself as Amanda Berry and said she was kidnapped 10 years ago.
Neighbor Charles Ramsey said he also heard a girl screaming, "Help, help me out." He said the girl looked familiar.
He said he called 9-1-1, adding that the dispatcher didn't take him seriously.
Ramsey said Castro took off running, while Ramsey kicked and broke the bottom of a door, allowing Berry to crawl out.
Police arrested Castro at a nearby McDonald's and brought the other two women out of the house, witnesses said.
Do we know Amanda has a child? I thought this was just speculation, but maybe I missed an MSM link.
The child shown in the hospital photo was her niece, by the way - it was mentioned in a twitter posted up-thread.
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Do we know Amanda has a child? I thought this was just speculation, but maybe I missed an MSM link.
The child shown in the hospital photo was her niece, by the way - it was mentioned in a twitter posted up-thread.
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