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NANCY GRACE

911 Calls Caught on Tape

Aired September 21, 2012 - 20:00   ET

THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED.


NANCY GRACE, HOST: Tonight, shocking 911 calls caught on tape. They are made in the heat of the moment. A crime just takes place, a child discovered missing. But 911 calls serve another purpose other than just alerting authorities. The 911 calls themselves turn out to be critical investigative tools in solving crimes. Tonight, chilling 911 calls from all across the country.

We start in Satsuma, Florida. A 5-year-old girl tucked into bed, five hours later she`s gone. Daddy comes home from the night shift to find not a trace of little Haleigh. Last person to see her alive, the baby- sitter/stepmother, Misty Croslin. But Croslin waits to call 911. Why?

(BEGIN AUDIO CLIP)

911 OPERATOR: 911. What`s your emergency?

MISTY CROSLIN, BABY-SITTER/STEPMOTHER: I just woke up and our back door was all open, and I can`t find my daughter.

911 OPERATOR: Can`t find what?

CROSLIN: Our daughter.

911 OPERATOR: OK. What`s your address?

CROSLIN: Green Lane. (INAUDIBLE)

911 OPERATOR: What`s the numerical?

CROSLIN: The numerical? What`s that?

911 OPERATOR: The number?

(DELETED) Green Lane?

CROSLIN: Yes.

911 OPERATOR: OK. When did you last see her?

CROSLIN: We just, like -- you know, it was about 10:00 o`clock. We were -- she was sleeping. I did cleaning (ph).

911 OPERATOR: OK. How old is your daughter?

CROSLIN: She`s 5.

911 OPERATOR: OK, what was she last seen wearing?

RONALD CUMMINGS, HALEIGH`S FATHER: (INAUDIBLE)

911 OPERATOR: Ma`am?

CROSLIN: She was in her pajamas. We were sleeping.

911 OPERATOR: OK. All right. You said your back door was wide open?

CROSLIN: Yes. It was a brick -- like, there`s a brick on the floor. Like, when I went to sleep, the door was not like that.

911 OPERATOR: OK, the back door...

CROSLIN: (INAUDIBLE)

911 OPERATOR: Listen to me. Your back door was wide open. What are you talking about a brick?

CROSLIN: Yes.

911 OPERATOR: What? What is the brick?

CROSLIN: It`s on the back door, on the stairs. Like, we have a walkway.

911 OPERATOR: And there was a brick laying there?

CROSLIN: Yes. It`s still there.

CUMMINGS: Tell them they better come on! (INAUDIBLE)

CROSLIN: They are!

911 OPERATOR: We`ve got them coming. Tell him we`ve got them coming.

CROSLIN: They`re coming.

911 OPERATOR: OK, what`s the color of your house, ma`am?

CROSLIN: It`s blue.

911 OPERATOR: It`s blue? OK. What -- what does she look like? How tall is she? Give me some description of her.

CROSLIN: She has, like -- like, long hair, curly, like, curls...

911 OPERATOR: Long, curled -- what color?

CROSLIN: She`s white.

911 OPERATOR: OK, what color hair?

CROSLIN: She`s got brown hair.

911 OPERATOR: Brown hair?

CROSLIN: Yes. Oh, my God! (INAUDIBLE)

911 OPERATOR: OK, how tall is she, about? Or how much does she weigh? Do you know that?

CROSLIN: Huh?

911 OPERATOR: About how tall or how much does she weigh?

CROSLIN: Like, 4-something, like, I don`t know, like -- she`s not that tall.

CUMMINGS: (INAUDIBLE)

911 OPERATOR: OK, tell your husband we`ve got them coming, OK?

CROSLIN: OK.

911 OPERATOR: How much does she weigh, do you know?

CROSLIN: Huh?

911 OPERATOR: How much does she weigh?

CROSLIN: Like, 40, 50 pounds, 60 pounds.

911 OPERATOR: Forty to sixty pounds?

CROSLIN: Yes.

911 OPERATOR: OK, what`s her date of birth?

CUMMINGS: You all are (DELETED) playing games! I`m going to (DELETED) kill somebody!

911 OPERATOR: OK. Tell him we understand. We need to get her date of birth.

CROSLIN: What`s her date of birth?

CUMMINGS: (DELETED) her birthday! We need to find her! (DELETED) her date of birth!

911 OPERATOR: OK, listen to me. I`m getting this information. I`m not the officer driving out there, OK?

CROSLIN: OK.

911 OPERATOR: They`re coming out there to handle that situation. I need to gather all our information from you over the phone.

CROSLIN: OK.

911 OPERATOR: It has nothing to do with me driving out there. The officers are taking care of that, OK? They`re coming out there, OK?

CROSLIN: OK.

911 OPERATOR: OK. I`m going to stay on the phone with you, OK...

CROSLIN: OK.

911 OPERATOR: ... until they get there. All right. Hang on. Tell him we`ve got them coming. He needs to try to calm down a little bit, OK? The officers are going to come out there and do what they can. We can`t have him screaming and yelling at the officers whenever they get there, OK?

CROSLIN: OK.

CUMMINGS: Hello?

911 OPERATOR: OK, sir, let me talk to your wife so I -- let me get some information from her.

CUMMINGS: (INAUDIBLE)

911 OPERATOR: OK, can I talk to her?

CUMMINGS: (INAUDIBLE)

911 OPERATOR: OK.

CUMMINGS: How the (DELETED) can you let my daughter get stole, (DELETED)!

Hello?

911 OPERATOR: OK, sir, let me talk to your wife so I -- let me get some information from her.

CUMMINGS: (INAUDIBLE)

911 OPERATOR: OK, can I talk to her?

CUMMINGS: (INAUDIBLE)

CROSLIN: Yes?

911 OPERATOR: OK, listen to me. I need you to answer some questions. Does the door look like it was pried open?

CROSLIN: (INAUDIBLE)

911 OPERATOR: Does it look like you had -- does it look like you had some sort of someone try to enter into your house?

CROSLIN: Hold on.

911 OPERATOR: And another thing. Make sure you and your husband don`t touch the door anymore. Don`t mess with the door or anything.

CUMMINGS: (INAUDIBLE)

CROSLIN: No, it doesn`t.

911 OPERATOR: It doesn`t look like it is?

CROSLIN: No.

911 OPERATOR: OK, now, listen, tell your husband...

CUMMINGS: (INAUDIBLE)

911 OPERATOR: ... do not touch anything. Make sure (INAUDIBLE) because we`re going to try to get a K-9 out there, OK?

CROSLIN: OK. She says don`t touch anything because they`re bringing a K-9 out here.

(END AUDIO CLIP)

(BEGIN VIDEOTAPE)

GRACE: Right now, the father of little Haleigh, Ronald Cummings, is with us. Mr. Cummings, you and your family are in so many prayers across the country right now. Please, tell us what happened when you got home from work that night. I believe it was around 3:00 AM.

CUMMINGS: Actually, it was about 3:25, 3:27.

GRACE: OK.

CUMMINGS: And I pulled into the yard, and my girlfriend opened the front door. And I already knew something was wrong because she`s not up at this time. She told me -- I said, What are you doing up at this time? She says, Your back door`s wide open and your daughter`s gone.

GRACE: What is her description -- what scenario took place?

CUMMINGS: She got out of the bed and went to use the restroom and came back to find out that my daughter was not in bed with her.

GRACE: OK, what time...

CUMMINGS: And the back door was wide open and she was -- and she was gone.

GRACE: Ronald, what time did she put Haleigh to bed?

CUMMINGS: She puts them to bed every night at 8:00 o`clock.

GRACE: At 8:00 o`clock. When she put...

CUMMINGS: And...

GRACE: When she put her to bed at 8:00 o`clock, did she also put to bed the little 4-year-old boy?

CUMMINGS: Yes, she did.

GRACE: OK. What time did she go to bed?

CUMMINGS: Approximately 10:30, 11:00.

GRACE: At 10:30, 11:00. At that time, was little Haleigh in the bed asleep with the brother?

CUMMINGS: Yes.

GRACE: And they all slept together in the same bed, correct?

CUMMINGS: Yes.

GRACE: So sometime between 11:00 PM and 3:30 AM, Haleigh goes missing. Now, did she call 911?

CUMMINGS: No, she did not, not until after I was there. She tried to call me, but I was pulling in the driveway. So I asked her how come she was trying to call me, she needed to call 911. So she immediately called them then.

GRACE: And where does the biological mother live, Ronald?

CUMMINGS: In Baker County, in Glen St. Mary.

GRACE: What is that, about 150 miles away?

CUMMINGS: I would say approximately 90 to 100.

GRACE: Now, have you and your girlfriend both taken a polygraph, right?

CUMMINGS: Yes, I have, passed it with flying colors. Yes, she has passed hers.

GRACE: And you volunteered to do that and you`ve been cooperating with police, right?

CUMMINGS: Yes. Why not? Why -- I don`t have anything to hide. I just want my daughter back. Anything that`s going to help them eliminate more people is the best thing.

(END VIDEOTAPE)

(COMMERCIAL BREAK)

GRACE: "I just killed my children." She says it to a 911 dispatch like she`s ordering fries at a McDonald`s drive-through, words that send a chill down your spine, calmly, intentionally spoken words by a mom of two. As police race to one of the most disturbing scenes they ever have encountered, one child still alive, hanging onto life by a thread, Debra Janel (ph) Jeter stays on the line with 911.

(BEGIN AUDIO CLIP)

911 OPERATOR: Hill County 911. What`s your emergency?

DEBRA JETER, ADMITTED TO CAPITAL MURDER: I just killed my children.

911 OPERATOR: Excuse me?

JETER: I just killed my children.

911 OPERATOR: Where are you?

JETER: I`m in the abandoned house on highway 77, right after you go underneath the highway. One of them`s still alive. Hurry.

911 OPERATOR: How -- under what highway? You`re on highway 77 where?

JETER: I`m on highway 77, right after you go under 35 going towards Milford. Get an ambulance out here to save the one that didn`t die. Come on.

911 OPERATOR: What`s your name?

JETER: Call them! Have you already called them?

911 OPERATOR: Yes, ma`am, I have.

JETER: OK.

911 OPERATOR: I need your name.

JETER: I won`t say my name.

911 OPERATOR: Hello?

JETER: Hello?

911 OPERATOR: Are you still there?

JETER: Yes, I`m still here.

911 OPERATOR: 77 toward Milford, right after you cross under the bridge. She`s telling me she`s killed her children.

911 OPERATOR: Are you in your car?

JETER: No, I`m not in my car. I`m in the house, walking around. And one of them`s still alive for real. She`s asking to be saved, and I couldn`t handle that. And so (INAUDIBLE)

911 OPERATOR: She thinks she`s in an abandoned house (INAUDIBLE)

JETER: It`s been a long time. She might already die because she`s bled out a lot and -- hold on. What, baby?

UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: (INAUDIBLE)

JETER: (INAUDIBLE) She said please tell you to hurry.

911 OPERATOR: OK. We`ve got people en route. Get an ambulance because one of them`s still alive, she said.

911 OPERATOR: Can you tell me what happened? Ma`am? Hello? Ma`am? Can you tell me what happened?

JETER: I can`t get the door open!

911 OPERATOR: You can`t get what door open, darling?

JETER: The front door, so y`all can come in when y`all get here. Why won`t it open?

911 OPERATOR: I don`t know.

JETER: Hold on.

911 OPERATOR: Are you on the right-hand side of the road or the left- hand side of the road, sweetie?

JETER: (INAUDIBLE)

911 OPERATOR: They`re coming. They`re coming. I just -- I just want to try to clarify -- clarify exactly where they are.

Can you tell me what happened?

JETER: I don`t want to say. I don`t see any lights. They`re not coming.

911 OPERATOR: Well, they`re on their way. My partner`s getting -- getting them to you just as quickly as she can.

JETER: (INAUDIBLE)

911 OPERATOR: How many children do you have?

JETER: Two.

911 OPERATOR: Huh?

JETER: Two.

911 OPERATOR: Two?

JETER: One of them`s dead. One of them is dead. She`s dead, dead. But the other one, she wants to be saved. And I -- she needs to be saved and I don`t (INAUDIBLE) Tell them to get out here.

911 OPERATOR: Honey, they`re coming. They`re coming. Do you have any weapons?

JETER: I do. I have a knife.

911 OPERATOR: She has a knife.

JETER: Should I throw it away?

911 OPERATOR: No, ma`am. Just put it -- she`s got a knife.

JETER: Please hurry.

911 OPERATOR: OK. Tell her we`re on our way. Can you not tell me what your name is?

JETER: Hold on.

911 OPERATOR: Huh?

JETER: Hold on.

911 OPERATOR: What`s your name, darling?

JETER: I`m not telling you my name. And I`m not your darling.

911 OPERATOR: How old are your children?

JETER: Hold on. Hurry up!

911 OPERATOR: Honey, they are coming. They`re on their way. You should be hearing lights and sirens -- seeing lights and hearing sirens.

You said you just -- you cross under the bridge that goes on 77 toward Milford. You cross under the bridge to 35, and you`re in an abandoned house. Is that right?

JETER: Yes, under 35.

911 OPERATOR: Cross under 35.

JETER: ... (INAUDIBLE) on 77, the abandoned house up on the hill on the left. Hurry the (EXPLETIVE DELETED) up!

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: (INAUDIBLE)

911 OPERATOR: She says she`s in there. She`s in the abandoned house. (INAUDIBLE)

JETER: Hold on (INAUDIBLE)

911 OPERATOR: Sweetie, do you hear them now? Do you hear those sirens and stuff? Are you there?

JETER: Yes.

911 OPERATOR: Are you still with me?

JETER: I`m still with you.

911 OPERATOR: Hello?

JETER: I`m here. They`re not here yet.

911 OPERATOR: They`re on their way, sweetheart. They had to come from different parts of the county.

JETER: Hold on (INAUDIBLE) They`re coming! Tell them not to shoot me. I don`t have a gun.

911 OPERATOR: OK. She doesn`t want to get shot because she doesn`t have a gun.

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: (INAUDIBLE)

911 OPERATOR: OK. When they get there, I want you to lay the knife down. When you get the door open, I want to you lay the knife down so they can see that you don`t have any weapons.

JETER: OK. They`re not coming (INAUDIBLE)

911 OPERATOR: They`re hurrying, honey. They`re hurrying.

JETER: OK. Oh, my God. She`s dead. Oh, my God!

911 OPERATOR: How old are the children?

JETER: I won`t tell you. (INAUDIBLE) want you to hurry! She wants...

911 OPERATOR: Honey, they are coming! They`re coming as fast as they can. They`re trying to be sure...

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: (INAUDIBLE)

911 OPERATOR: Do you see them?

JETER: They`re coming.

911 OPERATOR: Do you see them? Do you see them?

JETER: (INAUDIBLE)

911 OPERATOR: Can you see the lights?

JETER: I see something (INAUDIBLE) car lights, but not -- not (INAUDIBLE) lights, not police lights.

(CROSSTALK)

911 OPERATOR: She says there -- she can...

JETER: I hear sirens! I hear them!

911 OPERATOR: OK. Do you see them?

JETER: No, I don`t see them. They`re here.

911 OPERATOR: OK. You need to...

JETER: They`re coming up the drive!

911 OPERATOR: I know. I understand that. I...

JETER: (INAUDIBLE)

911 OPERATOR: She`s suspicious. She`s got her hands up except for the (INAUDIBLE) the one that she`s on the phone with. She`s out in the yard. She says she`s out in the yard beside the house.

JETER: OK. Good-bye. I see them. They`re out here. Good-bye.

911 OPERATOR: All right. Bye.

(END AUDIO CLIP)

(BEGIN VIDEOTAPE)

GRACE: Michael, the 911 call is so disturbing, so upsetting, the way she tosses off the words "I killed my children." She`s perfectly, completely in control, and I understand her attack on her two girls, she was angry because the husband filed for divorce?

MICHAEL BOARD, WOAI NEWSRADIO: Nancy, what`s amazing about this case is this is a woman with borderline personality disorder. She`s been diagnosed...

GRACE: Did you say borderline?

BOARD: Borderline personality disorder. Plus, she has...

GRACE: Don`t start with me about borderline personality, OK? Hold on!

BOARD: She`s not been...

GRACE: Bethany Marshall...

BOARD: She`s not been clinically diagnosed.

GRACE: Bethany Marshall, borderline, not clinically diagnosed. She isn`t crazy! She is angry over a divorce, and she killed one of her children, tried to kill the other one.

BETHANY MARSHALL, PSYCHOANALYST: This is not just about borderline personality disorder! This is a mother who hate, hate, hated her two children! Why? Because they`re cute, because they`re little, because they`re darling, because they had her ex-husband`s attention.

(END VIDEOTAPE)

(COMMERCIAL BREAK)

GRACE: A 10-year-old little girl snatched from her own bedroom in the dark of night. That little girl, Zahra, completely dependent on two hearing aids, only walks with a prosthetic leg after bone cancer, vanishes into thin air, supposedly last seen 2:30 AM sleeping in her bed. Nobody calls 911 to report Zahra missing until hours later.

To top it off, Daddy, Adam Baker, actually laughs on that 911 call, referring to his 10-year-old little girl as broody, going through puberty. So what really happened?

(BEGIN AUDIO CLIP)

911 OPERATOR: Catawba County 911.

ADAM BAKER, ZAHRA`S FATHER: Hi. How you doing?

911 OPERATOR: I`m good.

BAKER: I need police.

911 OPERATOR: Hickory police 911. Where`s your emergency?

BAKER: Yes, my daughter is missing.

911 OPERATOR: I`m sorry?

BAKER: My daughter...

911 OPERATOR: Your daughter`s missing?

BAKER: Yes.

911 OPERATOR: OK. What`s your address?

BAKER: 21 21st Avenue Northwest. The police were out here last night over a fire and a ransom note for my boss`s daughter. I got up a little while ago, and it appears as they took my daughter instead of my boss`s daughter.

911 OPERATOR: I`m not familiar with what happened last night. What happened last night?

BAKER: Last night, we were woken -- my dog woke me up and I had a fire in the back yard. And somebody had poured gas in my company vehicle that I drive to work. They left a ransom note on the company vehicle to my boss, saying they had his daughter and his son was next. And his daughter`s fine. His daughter came with him here last night when I called him. And it appears they may have taken my daughter instead of his daughter.

911 OPERATOR: OK. Do you know who this was?

BAKER: I don`t know who it was.

911 OPERATOR: That may have taken her?

BAKER: No, ma`am.

911 OPERATOR: Do you have any idea why -- why they were threatening to take his daughter?

BAKER: I don`t know. We had all that drama last night, and me and my wife went back to bed. And my daughter`s, I think, coming into puberty, so she`s hitting that broody stage, and we only see her when she comes out when she wants something, and that`s about it.

(END AUDIO CLIP)

(COMMERCIAL BREAK)

GRACE: Twenty-nine days, that`s how long it took tot mom, Casey Anthony, to report her baby, little Caylee Anthony, missing. Finally, tot mom forced to speak to police after her own mother, Cindy Anthony, makes three 911 calls. We have the 911 calls. Take a listen as Caylee`s own grandmother even admits Casey Anthony`s car smells like there`s a, quote, "dead body" in it.

Despite efforts by the defense to have these calls, these 911 calls excluded from trial, a Florida judge recently rules the calls you`re about to hear will be heard by a jury of 12. Take a listen.

(BEGIN VIDEOTAPE)

CINDY ANTHONY, CAYLEE ANTHONY`S GRANDMOTHER: Hi, I drove to the police department there on Pershing, but you guys are closed. I need to bring someone in to the police department, can you tell me where I can. The closest one can I come to?

MALE DISPATCHER: What - what are you trying to accomplish by bringing them to the station?

GRANDMOTHER: I have a 22-year-old person that has grand theft sitting in my auto with me.

MALE DISPATCHER: So, the 22-year-old person stole something.

GRANDMOTHER: Yes.

MALE DISPATCHER: Is this a relative?

GRANDMOTHER: Yes.

MALE DISPATCHER: Where did they steal it from?

GRANDMOTHER: My car and also money.

MALE DISPATCHER: OK. Is this your son?

GRANDMOTHER: Daughter.

MALE DISPATCHER: OK. So, your daughter stole money from your car?

GRANDMOTHER: No. My car was stolen. We retrieved it today. We found out where it was at. We retrieved it. I have got that and I have got affidavit for my banking account. I want to bring her in. I want to press charges.

MALE DISPATCHER: OK. Where did all this happen?

GRANDMOTHER: It`s been happening.

MALE DISPATCHER: No, no. But I need to establish a jurisdiction is what I`m trying to --

GRANDMOTHER: I live in Orlando.

MALE DISPATCHER: Yes. But what address did these thefts occur at?

GRANDMOTHER: Well, I guess my residence, I guess.

GRANDMOTHER: I have a 3-year-old that`s been missing for a month.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: A 3-year-old?

GRANDMOTHER: Yes.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Have you reported that?

GRANDMOTHER: I`m trying to do that now, ma`am.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. What did the person do that you need arrested?

GRANDMOTHER: My daughter.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: For what?

GRANDMOTHER: For stealing an auto and stealing money.

We can`t find my granddaughter. Five foot one and half.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Thin, medium or heavy built?

GRANDMOTHER: Thin.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Color hair?

GRANDMOTHER: Brown.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: what color shits is she wearing?

GRANDMOTHER: White?

FEMALE DISPATCHER: What color pants?

GRANDMOTHER: They are shorts. They are plaid. They are like pink and teak and white and black plaid.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Does she have any weapons on her?

GRANDMOTHER: No.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Is she not telling you where her daughter is?

GRANDMOTHER: Correct.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: 911. What`s your emergency?

GRANDMOTHER: I called a little bit ago. The deputy sheriff I found out my granddaughter has been taken. She has been missing for a month. Her mother finally admitted that she`s been missing. Get someone here now!

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. What is the address that you are calling from?

GRANDMOTHER: We are talking about a 3-year-old little girl! My daughter finally admitted that the baby sitter stole her. I need to find her.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Your daughter admitted that the baby is where?

GRANDMOTHER: The baby sitter took her a month ago. That my daughter has been looking for her. I told you my daughter`s been missing for a month. I just found her today. But I can`t find my granddaughter. She just admitted to me that she has been trying to find her herself. There is something wrong. I found my daughter`s car today and it smells like there has been a dead body in the damn car!

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. What is the 3-year-old`s name?

GRANDMOTHER: Caylee. C-A-Y-L-E-E Anthony.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Caylee Anthony?

GRANDMOTHER: Yes.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: How long has she been missing for?

GRANDMOTHER: I haven`t seen her since the 7th of June.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: What us her date of birth?

GRANDMOTHER: 8-9-2005. Caylee`s missing. Caylee`s missing. Casey says Zanny took her a month ago. She`s been missing for a month.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Is your daughter there?

GRANDMOTHER: Yes.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Can I speak with her? Do you mind if I speak with her? Thank you.

GRANDMOTHER: I called them two hours ago. They haven`t got here. Casey finally admitted that Zanny took her a month ago and she has been trying to find her.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Ma`am. Ma`am?

GRANDMOTHER: Casey. They want to talk to you. Answer their question.

MOTHER: Hello.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Hello?

MOTHER: Yes.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Hi. Can you tell me what is going on a little bit?

MOTHER: I`m sorry?

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Can you tell me a little bit what`s going on?

MOTHER: My daughter has been missing for the last 31 days.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: And you know who has her?

MOTHER: I know who has her. I have tried to contact her. I actually received a phone call today now from a number that is no longer in service. I did get to speak to my daughter for about a moment, for about a minute.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. Did you guys call and report a vehicle stolen?

MOTHER: Yes, my mom did.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. So, is it a vehicle stole too?

MOTHER: No. This was my vehicle.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: What vehicle was stolen?

MOTHER: It is a `98 Pontiac Sunfire.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. I have deputies on the way to you right now for that. but now, your 3-year-ol daughter is missing Caylee Anthony.

MOTHER: Yes. Caylee Marie Anthony.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: White female.

MOTHER: Yes, white female.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: 3-year-old. 8-9-2005 is her date of birth?

MOTHER: Yes.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: And you last her a month ago?

MOTHER: Thirty-one days. It`s been 31 days.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Who was her? Do you have a name?

MOTHER: Her name is Zenaida Fernandez Gonzalez.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Who is that? baby sitter?

MOTHER: She`s been my nanny for about a year and a half, almost two years.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Why are you calling now? Why didn`t you call 31 days ago?

MOTHER: I have been looking for her and have gone through other resources to try to find her which is stupid.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. Can you give me the name of the nanny again like spell it out for me.

MOTHER: Zenaida. Z-E-N-A-I-D-A Fernandez Gonzalez. I think the officers are here.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Hello?

MOTHER: Yes.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: H9i. Can you tell me what`s going on a little bit?

MOTHER: I`m sorry?

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Can you tell me a little bit what`s going on?

MOTHER: My daughter has been missing for the last 31 days.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: And you know who has her?

MOTHER: I know who has her. I have tried to contact her. I actually received a phone call today now from a number that is no longer in service. I did get to speak to my daughter for about a moment, for about a minute.

(END VIDEOTAPE)

GRACE: Yes, to you, Mike Brooks, formerly with the FBI. Repeatedly Casey`s mother, the grandmother, keeps telling me that there was nothing wrong, that she was in touch with her daughter throughout those five months, that she was just out bonding with her daughter.

But that 911 call reveals a completely different story. The grandmother has been going on and on and on saying there was an old pizza in the car, and that`s what the dogs hit on, cadaver dogs, trained to hit on nothing but human remains.

And here we have her saying that day, it was the 14th, July 14th, she`s telling police, my car smells like there`s been a dead body in the car.

MIKE BROOKS, HLN LAW ENFORCEMENT ANALYST: Tell you what, Nancy, she has given a number of stories to both you, to headline prime news, to all different people. It doesn`t add up. Her daughter`s not being truthful.

You know, the other day, when I was on prime news, she was talking about another person that knows where she is. You know, she has make up so many stories. And Nancy also, you know, with the whole airport thing to shoot that down, you can also look on a manifest to find out if there`s an adult and a child, and also here in Atlanta they have almost 400 cameras in the Hartsfield International airport.

You know, and the whole thing with her mother, Casey on this 911 call. She contradicts herself, Nancy. She said, quote, "I actually received a phone call today from a number that`s no longer in service. I did get to speak with my daughter for about a moment, but for minute."

OK. She got a call today, but now the number`s no longer in service? That doesn`t make sense to me, Nancy.

GRACE: No. It makes no sense whatsoever. And Mike Brooks, having been a cop for as long as you have been, the very first thing police would do is try to track down that number that the number Casey said she received a call from and actually spoke to her little girl. They can determine, was it a cell phone, was it a land line, they can get the location immediately. For Pete`s sake, you can get that off Yahoo! For Pete`s sake.

And now, we are hearing she has no idea where the woman has gone. Took police to the wrong location where the woman allegedly lived. And they have actually found, police found Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez. And she says, I have never met her in my life.

BROOKS: Exactly. She has been - she has not told one thing that hasn`t been a lie to police. And you know her mother, if her mother has information, too, Nancy, she can also be charged with obstruction of justice, if she has some information.

You know, this whole thing about the pizza, I don`t care if you`ve got pizza with sausage, pepperoni and limburger cheese on it, it`s not going to smell like decomposing flesh. I know that smell, and it`s a smell you never forget.

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GRACE: Numerous 911 calls pour into local police on an erratic dui driver. Not from fellow drivers or police, oh, no, the 911 calls are from inside the car. Placed by a frantic 8-year-old trying to save his 5-year- old little sister from mommy`s drunk driving.

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FEMALE DISPATCHER: 911. How may I help you?

MALE CALLER: My mom. We were driving home from a friend`s house and my mom is kind of going delusional and I don`t know what to do. She is not taking me home.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Your mom did what? What`s going on with your mom?

MALE CALLER: My mom, I think she`s delusional. She doesn`t know where she is going anymore.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: She doesn`t know where she`s going?

MALE CALLER: No. I don`t know where we are. I think we are in a (INAUDIBLE) like a business. I don`t know where we are.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. Is your mom able to talk to me?

MALE CALLER: No. I think she will hang up on you.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. Why do you think that?

MALE CALLER: Because I think that she`s - we are at a restaurant and she has some drinks and I don`t know if the drinks are affecting her or something.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. Is she in the car with you right now?

MALE CALLER: Yes.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. Is she awake?

MALE CALLER: Yes.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. Just say on the phone, OK? You can`t see a business around you?

MALE CALLER: No, I can`t. We are driving down - road. She`s yelling at me telling me to give you the, to give me the phone to you - to give her the phone.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. Let me talk to her.

MALE CALLER: Here she is.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: 911. How can I help you?

MALE CALLER: Hi. I just called and my mom hung up on you guys.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: You called about your mom, is that what you said?

MALE CALLER: Yes.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK.

MALE CALLER: I think she`s delusional. We were driving home from a friend`s house and she got us lost and now I don`t know if she knows where she is going.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. Well, is she - does she know that you are calling?

MALE CALLER: Yes.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK.

MALE CALLER: But I don`t want to give her the phone because she will totally hang up on you, I know she will. I know she will.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Why?

MALE CALLER: Because I don`t know what is going on with her. she has some drinks at a restaurant and I think those are affecting her and I don`t know what is going on.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: How old are you?

MALE CALLER: I`m 8-years-old and my sister is 5-years-old and she is in the car with me.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. And your mom can`t hear you calling?

MALE CALLER: She knows I`m on the phone. She is jabbing me telling me to give her the - give - I don`t know what to do right now.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. Well, Is there any way that you can find out where you are?

MALE CALLER: I don`t know. No there is not. She is jabbing me now.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Jabbing you with what?

MALE CALLER: With her hands. Now, it says Highway 99.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. So, you are on Highway 99 right now?

MALE CALLER: And it says south Portland on one of these street signs there is a five. I don`t want you to hang up on them mom. Can you help me?

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Yes. I`m going to stay on the phone with you until we can make sure OK? I need you to just make sure that you do not give the phone to your mom, OK?

FEMALE CALLER: OK.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. OK, now what I need you to tell me is are you on Highway 99 or are you on I-5?

MALE CALLER: It doesn`t look like we are on a highway at all.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. You need to settle down here, OK. I need you to answer my question. Do you know what street you are on at all?

MALE CALLER: No, I don`t know.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. Do you know --

MALE CALLER: She is pulling over. She is going to take the from me.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. Tell me where you are pulling over?

MALE CALLER: It says Fire 76 Street Station.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: You are at 76th street station?

MALE CALLER: It says Fire 76 Street Station.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. All I am hearing is station. Where are you?

MALE CALLER: She is taking the phone from me!

FEMALE CALLER: Hello?

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Hey, this is 911. Who is this? Hello?

FEMALE CALLER: Hello.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: What is your name?

FEMALE CALLER: Don`t worry about it.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Ma`am? Can I talk to your son?

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Hello?

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FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. Well, Is there any way that you can find out where you are?

MALE CALLER: I don`t know. No there is not. She is jabbing me now.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Jabbing you with what?

MALE CALLER: With her hands. Now, it says Highway 99.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. So, you are on Highway 99 right now?

MALE CALLER: And it says south Portland on one of these street signs there is a five. I don`t want you to hang up on them mom. Can you help me?

(END VIDEO CLIP)

GRACE: Out to Dave Wilkins with KXRO radio.

Dave, did I just hear that correctly? The mom allegedly bit he little boy? 8-years-old, what is that? Second grade?

DAVE WILKINS, KXRO RADIO (via phone): That`s correct, Nancy. She`s also been charged with fourth degree assault in connection with that. the charges include driving under the influence of alcohol, of course fourth degree assault for biting her son, and two counts of reckless endangerment. And at her first court appearance on Monday she pleaded not guilty to all of those things.

GRACE: Dave Wilkins is with us from KXRO radio.

Dave, take us from the top. What happened?

WILKINS: According to the clerk county sheriff`s office, Saturday evening about 5:30, 911 dispatchers there got a tip that a Nissan four-door sedan was driving erratically. And less than five minutes later the 8- year-old made the call that you just heard. He was telling the dispatchers that his mom was acting strange and he was scared by the way she was driving. He added his 5-year-old sister was in the car.

The mother apparently at some point in the call, took the phone away from the boy, told the dispatcher not to worry and hung up. But the little guy was persistent and called back. And during the course of the two calls, the boy was able to describe passing landmarks to the dispatcher. He was also interrupted several times.

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GRACE: We`ve heard shocking 911 calls caught on tape. But as we have learned, those 911 calls serve another purpose, other than just alerting authorities. The calls themselves can be a critical investigative tool in solving the crime.

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FEMALE DISPATCHER: Catawba County, 911.

MALE CALLER: Hey, how you doing?

FEMALE DISPATCHER: I`m good.

MALE CALLER: I need police.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Hill county 911. What`s your emergency?

FEMALE CALLER: They killed my children.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: 911. What`s your emergency?

FEMALE CALLER: I called a little bit ago. The deputy sheriff. I found my granddaughter has been taken. She has been missing for a month. Her mother finally admitted that she has been missing for a month.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK, sir. Let me talk to your wife?

(INAUDIBLE)

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Can I talk to her? OK.

(Bleep)

FEMALE DISPATCHER: What`s going on with your mom?

MALE CALLER: Mom, I think she`s delusional. She doesn`t know where she`s going anywhere.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: OK. She has one leg.

MALE CALLER: Yes she has a prosthetic leg. (INAUDIBLE).

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Prosthetic leg was taken with her?

MALE CALLER: Yes, ma`am.

FEMALE CALLER: There`s something wrong. I found my daughter`s car today and it smells like there`s been a dead body in the car.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Excuse me?

FEMALE CALLER: I just killed my children.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Where are you?

MALE CALLER: She`s jabbing me now.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Jabbing you with what?

MALE CALLER: With her hands.

MALE CALLER: I`ll find whoever has my daughter before you do, I`m killing him. I`m telling you. You can put it on a report now. I don`t care.

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GRACE: Let`s stop and remember Marine Lance Corporal Nathan Deyarmin Jr., 22, Tallmadge Ohio, Killed Iraq. Awarded the bronze star, purple heart. Loved working on cars and trucks, painting, riding four wheels and hunting. Remembered for always making friends and family laugh and helping those in need. Had it all, looks, personality, heart, and knowledge. Leaves behind parents Daniel and Barbara, sister Erica, brother-in-law Jason, niece Jocelyn, nephew Nathan. Grandparents Barbara and Ed. Nathan Deyarmin Jr., American hero.

Everyone, I`ll see you tomorrow night. 8:00 sharp Eastern. Until then, good night, friend.

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