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This video is for educational purposes and everything that I'm about to say is just information that I have found on the internet and I'm compiling into one video.

So today's case is a very recent one actually.

It takes place near Tampa, Florida on March 18th, 2018. Just before midnight, police received

a chilling 911 call and the first half of this phone call, no one was even talking, although

there was a lot of noise on the other end of the phone. There was a lot of movement, a lot of sh phone call, no one was even talking, although there was a lot of noise on the other end of the phone.

There was a lot of movement, a lot of shuffling, yelling, screaming.

It was very clear that there was a physical alteration happening on the other end of this phone call.

Someone sounded like they were trying to defend themselves, like they were in pain.

They were trying to get this person away from them.

The operator keeps trying to engage with the caller saying, hello, you okay? Is it, is everything

okay? What's going on? And eventually, a woman speaks. She's frantic, she's gasping for breath

when she says, God help me, please, Jesus help me, I'm shocked. The operator then heard another voice in the background of this call. It was a man's voice, repeatedly chanting alahu Akbar, which means God is the greatest, translates to God is the greatest in Arabic. For the next part of the phone call, the woman is talking to this man in the background.

She is pleading with him, saying that she's sorry over and over again.

It seems like she's trying to say everything she can think of to try to calm him down,

to try to diffuse this situation, but none of it was working.

He doesn't respond to her please once. He doesn't acknowledge her, he doesn't speak to her, and then about a minute into this, he shouts over the top of her, she killed me. The operator couldn't really understand what was going on. They were trying to listen in, and it started to make a bit more sense as they heard the man in the background saying

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