Amy Robach

I just want to see my family.

Then you can hear Michael King back in the car.

She was able to keep the phone on and connected.

And you can hear her say, please let me go.

She starts screaming, God help me.

And then the dispatcher just kept saying hello 13 times.

Somehow, for some reason, this dispatcher did not put in the information, did not get pleased to her because while this 911 call was happening, her husband had come home.

found his kids in the house.

He called 911.

So the search was already on.

And then 911 gets more phone calls from more drivers who see her.

Yes.

So her husband got home within an hour of her being abducted.

She called within four hours of being abducted.

And then two drivers who saw her, heard her screaming and saw her hands like pounding on the backseat of the car, calling 911.

One of them was on the phone with,

with operators for nine minutes telling them where they were, a description of the car, what they were seeing.

It is mind-boggling that none of these 911 operators who took these independent calls collaborated with one another or put it into a system that made it all connected that could have...

put officers all in the same location so there actually was reform that took place after this because by the way police didn't find her body until two days later she was shot in the face

No, because her family sued the county.