beaaspears
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IMO the call is crucial for the jury to know what was the "view"of the scene by the colleagues that called. As I understand the way they spoke firstly about the call was just a general language used to justify why they went to the scene WITH ambulances.I'm not understanding how the 911 call is still a part of the active investigatory records and could interfere with enforcement proceedings? It was my understanding that everyone at the house during that call was cleared.
“I think it’ll be released when the prosecution believes that we can release that,” Mr Fry said in an interview with ABC affiliate KREM-TV. “That may be at trial ... That may be before then.”
Mr Fry declined to comment on whether what was discussed in the call could lead to any arrests.
The 911 call was made at 11.58am on 13 November - while the students are thought to have been killed between 3 and 4am.
“The surviving roommates summoned friends to the residence because they believed one of the second-floor victims had passed out and was not waking up,” a statement by Moscow Police early on in the investigation read.
“Multiple people talked with the 911 dispatcher before a Moscow Police officer arrived at the location. Officers entered the residence and found the four victims on the second and third floors.”
It is unclear whether the “unconscious individual” wording is attributed to the caller or the dispatcher.
When pressed by The Independent on why the call could not be released, the department said: “The contents are exempt from public disclosure because the records are active investigatory records which, if released, would interfere with enforcement proceedings...”
Moscow police chief hints at possible release of Idaho murders 911 call
Moscow police chief James Fry offered some insight as to when the 911 call could potentially be made publicwww.independent.co.uk
Also, IMO, I believe knowing the exact words used, who made the call and which cellphone was used are also informations that will help to build de crime scene.