Nashville Christmas Bombing Pt 3 - The 911 Calls

Music City 911

Documentary, Society & Culture, True Crime, Government

4.9 • 805 Ratings

🗓️ 5 January 2021

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Part 3 of the Nashville Christmas Day bombing. In this episode there are a ton of calls and audio to go over, both 911 calls from the day of the bombing itself as well as a call from the attorney of the suspect from a year prior, and audio from the fire department on their operations.

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0:00.0	Hey y'all, welcome back to another episode of Music City 911.
0:19.4	I'm your house, Brandon Hall.
0:28.4	And we're going to call this one part three of the Nashville Christmas bombing.
0:30.5	Going to be going over the 911 calls.
0:32.6	We have several of those to go over.
0:41.0	And also the call to the police of a year prior trying to report the bomber actually being reported as making bombs.
0:43.0	And some details about that, some other details along the way as well, some of the aftermath still
0:47.8	and just really a bunch of information today.
0:51.9	But because we have so much of it, we're going to go ahead and get the first call rolling
0:55.5	and go in a little bit of details about it.
0:59.6	911, what is the adjective of your emergency?
1:03.9	178 2nd Avenue North.
1:07.6	178 2nd Avenue North?
1:10.6	Yes. Okay, what's the phone number you're calling from?
1:12.6	I don't want to give it.
1:16.6	Okay.
1:17.6	What's your name?
1:18.6	Brian.
1:19.6	Brian, what's going on there?
1:22.6	There have been three rounds of gunshots inside the building.
1:32.6	First about seven or eight minutes ago and then it got about five minutes ago.
1:38.4	What floor are the shots on?
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