There's even been multiple reports of 911 operators getting calls that end in strange ways.
At 3.28 a.m., a call was placed to 911 dispatchers, and when they answered the phone, it was only static on the line.
You can actually hear this.
Like, I put the link down below, and you can go when they have the recording on there.
What? Okay.
Police, as protocol, went out to investigate the call, only to find it was placed from an empty funeral home and cemetery.
I was going to say they didn't find anyone there, but you
know living persons at the cemetery.
How about that?
Okay, well, I was going to say you didn't, but I used to work at a funeral home, so I would be the person that would be at the funeral home after hours.
That's why I was like...
Are we sure nobody was there? Nobody was at the funeral home, but I was going to say there's no
people at the cemetery.
And then I'm like, wait, you can't say that because there are people.
There's no living people at the cemetery.
I
know what you meant.
And then there's the case of a woman known as Mary B.
She was making routine sales calls.
Another Mary.
They're all Marys.
Damn it, Mary.
That day she spoke to a woman known as Mrs. B., Mrs.
B seemed like she may be interested in switching providers.
There's even been multiple reports of 911 operators getting calls that end in strange ways.
At 3.28 a.m., a call was placed to 911 dispatchers, and when they answered the phone, it was only static on the line.
You can actually hear this.
Like, I put the link down below, and you can go when they have the recording on there.
What? Okay.
Police, as protocol, went out to investigate the call, only to find it was placed from an empty funeral home and cemetery.
I was going to say they didn't find anyone there, but you
know living persons at the cemetery.
How about that?
Okay, well, I was going to say you didn't, but I used to work at a funeral home, so I would be the person that would be at the funeral home after hours.
That's why I was like...
Are we sure nobody was there? Nobody was at the funeral home, but I was going to say there's no
people at the cemetery.
And then I'm like, wait, you can't say that because there are people.
There's no living people at the cemetery.
I
know what you meant.
And then there's the case of a woman known as Mary B.
She was making routine sales calls.
Another Mary.
They're all Marys.
Damn it, Mary.
That day she spoke to a woman known as Mrs. B., Mrs.
B seemed like she may be interested in switching providers.
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