Hey everybody, it's Ashley Banfield with Drop Dead Sirius. I'm really glad you're here. This is a special episode, a bonus episode, because huge news has broken in the Moscow-Ida-student murder case. Look, we've been waiting two and a half years to figure out what the heck is under the gag order.

There has been so much secrecy in this case.

But earlier this week, through a court document, the actual 911 call transcript was released

of the call that came in to police the morning that the surviving roommates discovered something

was terribly wrong in their home. And the transcript was elucidating, but also left a lot of questions.

But now the call itself has been released. And my God, does it ever shed a lot of light?

It adds so much more context. First of all, you can completely hear the panic and the terror in Dylan's voice,

because she's the caller. You can also hear the panic among the males who have come over,

the neighbors who have come over, and a lot of clues as to what they were doing while on that call

and what they may have been seeing. The phone call in its entirety, the 911 call is four minutes

and 20 seconds long and it is confusing and at times very difficult to hear. I've had to play it

multiple times to make out what was being said off the phone and in the distance,

but I will go over this.

I will go over the transcript after you hear the call and point out the specific places where I think there are important clues as to what was going on.

So first, without further ado, I want to play that call for you.

Here it is.

1155 AM 42, 2nd, November 13, 2020.

Can I know on location of your emergency?

Hi. Something is happening.

Something happens in our house. We don't know what.

What is the address of the emergency?

112. Okay. What is the address of the emergency? One more.

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