Two adults and a 22-month-old baby were found dead in an Ohio home after they called 911 asking for “help” before the call abruptly ended. The Tuscarawas County Sheriff’s Office said in a press release that the 911 dispatch center received a “hang-up call” on Wednesday, October 21, around 4:17 a.m., which was “almost immediately disconnected.” Because the call was disconnected so quickly, police were not able to plot a location of where help was needed. Dispatchers attempted to get back in touch with the caller by making several calls back. Police said that during one of th...
2 Adults and Boy, 22 Months, Found Dead in Ohio Home After Dropped 911 Call
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