Brad Milkey

Okay, and we are going to take a quick break right here. When we come back, we will hear the audio of that 911 call and talk about what it means for this case.

Okay, and we are going to take a quick break right here. When we come back, we will hear the audio of that 911 call and talk about what it means for this case.

OK, we're back with Kena Whitworth. ABC News has obtained the 911 call of that fateful night in Moscow, Idaho, which we're going to play right now. And just a warning to listeners, we're going to play almost the whole call here. The only thing authorities redacted is the phone number given by the caller. You'll hear silence there. This call is disturbing.

OK, we're back with Kena Whitworth. ABC News has obtained the 911 call of that fateful night in Moscow, Idaho, which we're going to play right now. And just a warning to listeners, we're going to play almost the whole call here. The only thing authorities redacted is the phone number given by the caller. You'll hear silence there. This call is disturbing.

So if you don't want to hear it, I would skip ahead about five minutes. OK, here's the call.

So if you don't want to hear it, I would skip ahead about five minutes. OK, here's the call.

Wait, can I just pause this, Kena? Because it sounds clear to me like they haven't, they know something's wrong, but they have not even gone in the room where these bodies are.

Wait, can I just pause this, Kena? Because it sounds clear to me like they haven't, they know something's wrong, but they have not even gone in the room where these bodies are.

Okay, and so let's play the rest of this. This is sort of as they're finding the condition of the bodies here that we now know are past saving. Okay.

Okay, and so let's play the rest of this. This is sort of as they're finding the condition of the bodies here that we now know are past saving. Okay.

Kena, I mean, just listening back to all that, what is your impression of that call?

Kena, I mean, just listening back to all that, what is your impression of that call?

And then just not to dwell on this too much, but I think a lot of people might go, hello, these people, there was a man in your house at four or something in the morning. Why did it take this long? I mean, is there a sense as to why nothing happened for so long?

And then just not to dwell on this too much, but I think a lot of people might go, hello, these people, there was a man in your house at four or something in the morning. Why did it take this long? I mean, is there a sense as to why nothing happened for so long?

And just to back things up a bit, like the details that you're mentioning, those were in past court filings. The detail about the surviving roommate drinking and being prone to those lucid dreams was mentioned in a filing by the defense.

And just to back things up a bit, like the details that you're mentioning, those were in past court filings. The detail about the surviving roommate drinking and being prone to those lucid dreams was mentioned in a filing by the defense.

Within the house, they're texting to each other just from different rooms.

Within the house, they're texting to each other just from different rooms.

What do they say? Like, what are they texting at that point?

What do they say? Like, what are they texting at that point?