Youtube is not the best place for quality sound reproductions. Understand also that the original 911 recording that was "enhanced" by Aerospace Corp. has never been released publicly. In fact, the only two versions of the recording that have been released (one CD, the other magnetic tape) have at least a portion of the end erased. Since part of the end of one of the two versions was inaccurately erased, there remains the start of Burke's questioning. If you've seen the Youtube video linked recently in
a post by Tadpole12, you see a spectograph of the sound as the video portion. The only reason for that video is to show exactly
where in the recording the voice can be heard. To listen to better quality recordings, you should listen to the digital (mp3) versions. In the past, I've used available software to "tone down" the clicking of the 911 operator's keyboard and remove some of the ambient sound so that the voices can be heard better. But this was done with amateur, free software. Aerospace had much better capabilities back then than anything available publicly even now. Nevertheless, if you listen to the digital recording of the 911 call, I believe you should be able to hear Patsy's pleas for divine help and Burke's voice asking about what he had overheard his mother say she found.
For listening to the digital recordings, read the links and info in the following posts:
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...Voice-on-The-911-Tape&p=12153184#post12153184
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...Voice-on-The-911-Tape&p=12154706#post12154706