
Real-life 911 calls, dissected and presented by The Operator. First, the "shock call." Then, a lighter 911 call to tug at your heartstrings or tickle your funny bone. A perfect blend of shock and aww! PATREON: patreon.com/1159media TIKTOK: tiktok.com/@911callspodcast INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/911callspodcast FACEBOOK: facebook.com/groups/911calls X: x.com/911... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 524 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Op examines the case of Deborah Frazier and the death of her boyfriend, Thomas Waddell, inside his Zanesville, Ohio home.
When Frazier called 911, she reported finding the house ransacked and intruders still inside. Then, while speaking with dispatc... more
Op examines the case of Philip Keller, an MMA fighter, and the murder of his fiancée, Alicia “Red” Campitelli.Keller was accustomed to settling fights inside a cage, with rules, witnesses, and a clear ending. But behind closed doors, the relationship... more
Watch episode 215 first, unless you're the type that jumps out of airplanes without a parachute. Then... I guess you're gonna do what you're gonna do :)
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Op examines the case of Robert Fratta and the murder of his estranged wife, Farah, as the two wer... more
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Love the new format of storytelling and highlighting the victim’s life.
Want to listen to podcasts about true crime that feels like a favorite tee, cardigan, or sweater? Or a podcasts that feels like you just changed your bedsheets, laid in them, after shaving your legs? This IS that podcast. Op is an amazing story teller. This is the podcast you can listen to while commuting an hour daily with your 10 year old in the backseat. I literally extort $10 from the savings account I created for her future psychiatrist savings account with each episode I play of 911 vs TCK... more
Where’s the “Happy ending” here? You said it was about a firework stand and the person having too much money, but it’s actually not on the episode.
Love this production, Op you can tell you’ve got your heart and soul invested in 911, credit two you. Been with you since the beginning. Episode 200 with Brian reminds me of the energy of earlier shows, awkward banter is your hook, you do it so well. I understand why, but would love to see a Copilot with you. “Give up that day job Brian” lol.
Thank you, thank you thank you 😊
Ordinarily a fatal bear attack would be a pretty gripping ordeal. Somehow this podcast was able to make it too boring to hear.
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This show specializes in true crime and emergency-response narratives, often centered on police interrogations, homicide investigations, and crisis incidents reconstructed from first-hand calls, digital trails, and public records. Episodes frequently dissect timelines, evidence, and motives, with expert narration that emphasizes investigative technique, investigative psychology, and the human toll on victims, families, and responders. A standout is the cinematic, data-driven approach to solving cases and presenting nuanced, sometimes morally ambiguous perspectives. Listeners can expect granular storytelling, meticulous timelines, and a blend of somber content with dark humor and sharp wit from the host when appropriate.
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Recent guests on 911 Calls Podcast include:
1. Robert Fratta
2. Alejandro Rojas
3. Gurpreet Singh
4. Dorian McCollum
5. Jennifer Pan
6. Daniel Abrahamson
7. Linda Abrahamson
8. Doug Burgess
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