Dispatch 1: 911 what is the location of your emergency?

Sarah Boone: 4748 Frantz Court, apartment three.

Dispatch 1: Four seven four eight… what's the street name?

Sarah Boone: Frantz. f-r-a-n-t-z.

Dispatch 1: and the apartment number?

Sarah Boone: Three.

Dispatch 1: Is this a police or medical?

Sarah Boone: My boyfriend is dead.

Dispatch 1: Okay, stay on the line for the fire department. Do not hang up.

[Dial tone, ringing]

Dispatch 2: Fire rescue, what is the location of your emergency?

Sarah Boone: No, please don’t leave!

Dispatch 1: That’s 4748 Frantz Lane apartment three.

Sarah Boone: Frantz Court.

Dispatch 1: Frantz Court?

Sarah Boone: Yes.

Dispatch 2: Okay, is this near McKenzie Drive?

Sarah Boone: I don't know where that is.

Dispatch 2: Okay. Okay.

Sarah Boone: Tealwood Park Apartments.

Dispatch 2: Okay, it’s 4748 Frantz, correct?

Sarah Boone: Correct.

Dispatch 2: All right, correct. Now, tell me exactly what happened there.

Sarah Boone: Uh, my boyfriend and I were playing last night and –

Dispatch 2: Mmhm.

Sarah Boone: – I put him in a suitcase and we were playing and –

Dispatch 2: Okay.

Sarah Boone: – like kind of hide and seek kind of thing. So, I fell asleep and I woke up and he was dead in the suitcase so, I don't know what happened. I don't know what happened.

Dispatch: Okay what's the apartment number?

Sarah Boone: Three.

Dispatch 2: Apartment three ?

Sarah Boone: Yes, like he has like blood coming out of his mouth and I don't know, like he had like an aneurysm or what happened.

Dispatch 2: Right, okay. Alright, okay. Listen, we're getting help out there to you.

Sarah Boone: – purple!

Dispatch 2: Alright, okay. Okay and I –

Sarah Boone: [unintelligible]

Dispatch 2: Okay, four oh, yeah, ma’am listen. We’re on our way out there to you. You’re at 4077168684.

Sarah Boone: 8684.

Dispatch 2: Okay is he hanging from somewhere or what, ma’am?

Sarah Boone: No! I pulled him out of a suitcase.

Dispatch 2: Out of the –

Sarah Boone: I tried giving him CPR.

Dispatch 2: Out of the, okay. So he’s out, he was in a suitcase?

Sarah Boone: Yes and I fell asleep.

Dispatch 2: Okay how old is the – how old is the boyfriend, ma’am?

Sarah Book: 42.

Dispatch 2: 42 year old man. Alright, okay. We’re, we’re sending help out there. Sheriffs Office on their way out there?

Dispatch 1: Yes, they are.

Sarah Boone: I'm sorry?

Dispatch 2: Yeah, okay. Alright, listen to me, okay. I, I just, I just need to confirm this.

Sarah Boone: [unintelligible]

Dispatch 2: Okay, I know. I understand. I just need to confirm this. Is he, is he awake at all? Is he conscious at all?

Sarah Boone: No, he’s purple.

Dispatch 2: Alright. Is he breathing?

Sarah Boone: No.

Dispatch 2: Alright. I need you to get, I need you to get him on the floor flat on his back for me, okay?

Sarah Boone: I did. I did. I tried giving him CPR.

Dispatch 2: Alright.

Sarah Boone: I tried giving him CPR.

Dispatch 2: Yeah, okay –

Sarah Boone: [unintelligible] but nothing happened. He's purple!

Dispatch 2: Okay, listen to me. IF there is a defibrillator available I need you to get it for me, okay?

Sarah Boone: What is it?

Dispatch 2: An AED. Do you have an AED available?

Sarah Boone: No.

Dispatch 2: Alright, are you right by him now?

Sarah Boone: I'm sorry?

Dispatch 2: Right, are you right by him now?

Sarah Boone: Yes!

Dispatch 2: Okay, okay. Lay him flat on his –

Sarah Boone: [unintelligible]

Dispatch 2: Okay, Ma’am. Ma’am. Ma'am. Ma’am listen, so listen. Is he cold and stiff?

Sarah Boone: Yes.

Dispatch 2: Okay.

Sarah Boone: Well, he’s not necessarily cold, but he’s stiff.

Dispatch 2: Alright, okay.

Sarah Boone: And purple!

Dispatch 2: Listen to me. I want you to lay him flat on his back for me.

Sarah Boone: [unintelligible]

Dispatch 2: remove any pillows, okay.

Sarah Boone: He’s stiff and purple!

Dispatch 2: Alright, okay. Listen. Okay, Ma’am that's fine we're still going to compressions on him, okay? Alright, place the heel of your hand on his breastbone, right in the center of the chest, right between the nipples –

Sarah Boone: Yes!

Dispatch 2: – put your other hand on top of that hand.

Sarah Boone: Ready! I'm telling you, just by looking at him you can tell.

Dispatch 2: Okay.

Sarah Boone: [screams] Please! Okay, he just gurgled!

Dispatch 2: Okay, okay. Li– Listen to me. Alright, I want to pla– I want you to place the heel of your hand –

Sarah Boone: Uh huh.

Dispatch 2: Okay, between the – right between his chest, right between his breastbones –

Sarah Boone: Yes.

Dispatch 2: [unintelligible] put your other hand on top of that hand –

Sarah Boone: Yes! I –

Dispatch 2: We want – we want to pump his chest for me hard and fast. Go ahead and go this twice per second.

Sarah Boone: I'm doing it again.

Dispatch 2: Okay, no, no. Just keep on pumping. That's all you need to do for me. Keep on pumping his chest for me. That’s – I don't need you to stop and talk or anything.

Sarah Boone: [unintelligible]

Dispatch 2: I just want you to count out loud for me, okay?

Sarah Boone: One two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen – th– this is! This is n–

Dispatch 2: Okay, Ma’am, just keep on pumping his chest. That's all you need to do for me, okay?

Sarah Boone: Yes. Come on, please. Hurry up!

Dispatch 2: Okay, Ma’am. Ma'am, they're driving there as fast as they can. Okay, don't stop to say ‘hurry up’ just keep on pumping and counting.

Sarah Boone: I’m still doing it while I’m talking to you, okay?

Dispatch 2: Okay.

Sarah Boone: Still doing it.

Dispatch 2: Alright. Just keep, just continue pumping his chest. Count out that so I can count with you.

Sarah Boone: One two three four five six seven eight nine ten 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32… Please hurry!

Dispatch 2: Okay, Ma’am they’ree getting there as fast as they can, okay?

Sarah Boone: He's stiff and he's purple!

Dispatch 2: Okay, keep pumping his chest for me, Ma’am.

Sarah Boone: I'm still doing it, okay?

Dispatch 2: [typing sounds]

Sarah Boone: Still doing it. Just don’t make me count.

Dispatch 2: Alright, okay. That's fine just, you’re doing a good job. Just keep on doing it for me. That's – Alright, they're getting as fast as they can along with the Sheriff's Office also, okay?

Sarah Boone: Please!

Dispatch 2: Okay. Keep on pumping, Ma’am.

Sarah Boone: We were playing hide and seek!

Dispatch 2: One two three four. One two three four. One two three four. Keep on pumping for me, Ma’am.

Sarah Boone: I'm doing it. I'm doing it. Believe me, I'm doing it, okay?

Dispatch 2: Okay.

Sarah Boone: We were playing hide and seek!

Dispatch 2: Yep. Alright, I understand. Alright, just keep on pumping for me, okay?

Sarah Boone: [unintelligible]

Dispatch 2: Okay.

Sarah Boone: Please hurry.

Dispatch 2: Alright. Okay.

Sarah Boone: This is horrible. This is horrific! What happened!? Like, what happened!?

Dispatch 2: Okay, Ma’am, just keep on pumping his chest for me okay?

Sarah Boone:

Dispatch 2: They're, they're, they're in, they’re in the parking lot. They should be up there shortly, okay?

Sarah Boone: I'm still doing it, okay?

Dispatch 2: Alright, okay. Good. [Typing noises] And you found him in a suitcase you said?

Sarah Boone: Yes! We were playing hide and seek last night! I fell asleep! I think they're here.

Dispatch 2: Alright, just keep on pumping his chest until they take over, okay?

Sarah Boone: I am! I am!

Dispatch 2: Okay.

Sarah Boone: I am.

Dispatch 2: Okay.

Sarah Boone: I am.

Dispatch 2: Okay.

Sarah Boone: Open! Come in! Can I stop pumping now?

Dispatch 2: Yeah, let them take over for you, okay?

[ringing noise]

Responding officer: What was the last time anybody saw him?

Sarah Boone: Last night. We were playing hide and seek! He hid in the, the suitcase!

Responding officer: Okay. Yeah. Unfortunately, he’s been down too long. There’s nothing we can do for him now.

Dispatch 1: Hello, Ma’am?

Dispatch 2: And so we’re there, obviously.

Dispatch 1: Ah, okay. Alright.

Sarah Boone: My boyfriend.

Responding officer: He’s your boyfriend? Okay. Does he have any kind of medical issues?

Sarah Boone: No, not that I know of.

[static]

[beep]

Female voice: Hello?

Dispatch 2: Hey Ma’am, the fire department’s gonna take care of you now, okay? Yeah so we'll see you there.

Female voice: Alrighty.

Dispatch 1: Hello Ma’am, you still there? Hello?

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