Deputy
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214 appearances
4 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 18 Apr
Deputy’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And so they dispatched law enforcement immediately, ambulances.
It looks like somebody may have broke in and shot her in the head. OK. I understand.
I'm sorry.
I've got some people coming, sir. I have everybody coming. I'm sending the paramedics to help now. Step out of the house and that way, wait for the paramedics and the police at the front of the house and leave everything as you found it.
Yes, ma'am. He was just kind of standing to the side over here, just waiting. He was on the phone with someone. How did you get in the house?
Come home, just come home. We just started talking briefly about what was going on inside. Basic info about when's the last time you saw her and the last time you talked to her.
Today?
Do you live here?
You stay here occasionally?
All right, do me a favor. Just stand right here.
You want to help me clear it real quick?
So I went in with another deputy. We started clearing. Sheriff's office. I do smell something. All right, let me see what we got. There is a smell in here. You want to hold right, and I'll clear this on the left. We didn't know who was inside. Barely seeing, I could see her feet at that point, so I kind of knew what was going on. All right, I got her feet right here in front of me.
Continued clearing, made it up to her, saw that there was no signs of life. We kept moving and cleared the rest of the house. Yes, ma'am, we're clearing the house now. Just to make sure there's no one in the house. Correct. Pushing in. Sheriff's office. Take one, I'll take the other.
I've been doing this 15 years and it was pretty gruesome.
First thing I noticed was the rose petals everywhere. I thought that was kind of weird. They were just kind of all over the floor and no particular, not a pattern. It was just kind of everywhere. This is weird, dude. There was also a chemical odor and just a lot of blood. A lot of blood.
I couldn't tell at that point. Our protocol is not to really touch anything. If there's no signs of human life, I don't have to render aid. We try not to contaminate the scene.
You could tell there was a struggle inside the house at some point. Looked like she was pulled by her ankles or moved somehow. Let's get out of here with that smell.
Came back outside, kind of locked the house down so nobody in or out. Just lock it down. Definitely not a death odor.
As far as I can tell, I'm not EMS, man. And this is your girlfriend?
What's her name?
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