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By then, she was no longer taking the antipsychotic medication, although Dr. Said did adjust the amounts of her other antidepressant medications.

At the time, he did not find it necessary to hospitalize Andrea.

According to Rusty, around the time that Andrea was hospitalized, she was having auditory and visual hallucinations, and she thought that Satan was inside her.

But Rusty apparently didn't know this at the time.

And while she was hospitalized, Andrea told her eldest, Noah, on the phone, I'm sorry for being such a bad mommy.

Although Rusty thought she was a great mother, and he thought it was very out of character for her to say something like that.

On the morning of June 20th, 2001, Rusty thought it was odd when he saw Andrea eating dry cereal right out of the box with her hands.

He had never seen her do something like that before, but regardless, he hugged his kids, he said goodbye, and he left the house for work.

About an hour later, he got a call from Andrea who told him to come home.

His heart sank thinking she had done something terrible.

And as he was leaving work and heading home, he called Andrea and asked if anyone was hurt.

She said, yes, the kids were hurt.

And when he asked which ones, she said, all of them.

At 9.48, Andrea called emergency services who relayed over her to dispatch and told the officer that she needed the police.

So here's the 911 call, and the sound is a bit rough.

Minutes later, police arrived at the family home.

Andrea was seen waiting for the officers at the front door, breathing heavily.

When they got to the door, she said to them, I just killed my kids.

Several officers discovered four of the Yates' children dead.

It was Mary, Luke, Paul, and John.