Here is a transcript of a 17-minute-long 911 call made to the Navarro County Sheriff’s Department on the morning of the 10th of September, 2007 - The morning that Hanna Mack was found dead, hanging on a rope from the rafters of the family’s detached garage.
Was the call made by Kevin Wayne Anders?
Caller: Are you still there, ma’am?
911 operator: Navarro County 911
Caller: Ma’am?
Caller: I’m at 17000
Caller: Hello?
911 operator: Ma’am your phone’s cutting in and out on me, where are you at?
Caller: Northwest County Road 2135, OK, you got that?
Caller: My sister’s __ we got up
Caller: Are you there, ma’am?
911 operator: I’m here, your phone’s cutting in and out on me, I still haven’t gotten your address.
Caller: (screaming in background) Hanna, Hanna, Hanna, Hanna
Caller: Ma’am, can you hear me? Do you know where I’m at?
911 operator: Give me your address one more time.
Caller: 1700 NWCR –35, you … right now.
Caller: Please, ma’am, help me. Ma’am.
911 operator: You’re at NW CR 3105?
Caller: 3135
911 operator: 3135?
Caller: Yes, ma’am
911 operator: All right, what’s the house number?
Caller: I can’t hear you, ma’am, ma’am?
911 operator: Yes, ma’am. Just give me the house number one more time.
Caller: Are you there?
911 operator: Yes, ma’am
Caller: OK, what’s the…
911 operator: What’s your house number there?
Caller: … garage
Caller: (wails in background)
Caller: Please help. Police are you there?
911 operator: I’m here, give me the house number one more time.
Caller: It’s 17000, where the … is.
911 operator: 17000?
Caller: I cannot hear this lady. I cannot hear you.
911 operator: Are you needing an officer or an ambulance?
Caller: I need an officer and an ambulance.
911 operator: An officer and an ambulance?
Caller: Huh?
911 operator: Are you needing an officer or an ambulance?
Caller: I need an officer …
Caller: Please, … I can’t… are you there, ma’am?
Caller: Ma’am, are you there? Please help me
(Dispatching: 17000 NW 3135, 911 call, very bad cell phone connection. Not sure exactly what’s situation)
Caller: (in background) Why?
Caller: Stay there.
Caller: Please help me, ma’am.
911 operator: I have an officer on the way, can you tell me what’s going on?
Caller: I have no idea. Me and my wife got up this morning, OK? Actually, my wife got up this morning, and she went to get the kids up for school and I noticed our kid, our baby was gone, OK? The six-year-old, she wasn’t in the house.
911 operator: All right.
Caller: She come and got me and said the baby’s not, my baby’s not in the house, so I got up and come in here and started looking around… Come out to the barn… and she’s hanging… in the … rafters with no pants on. I need help ma’am. Please, get somebody here.
911 operator: All right, we’ve got them on their way to you, OK?
Caller: What?
911 operator: What, ma’am?
Caller: Please help us, please.
(Static)
Caller: No, ma’am, no, ma’am.
(Unclear)
Caller: …Everybody’s in danger.
Caller: We’re not staying here no more.
Caller: No, my God, where will we go?
(Crying)
Caller: Why do this? Who would do this?
Caller: That boy up the road…. I’m telling you, this … stop.
Caller: You said he was mad yesterday when he left the house.
Caller: … was he mad?
Caller: Do we need to tell the cops?
(unclear)
Caller: Why did you make us go to bed up there?
(unclear)
Caller: She said she was scared last night…
Caller: Dana, I’m going to ask you for a favor, baby.
Caller: … don’t you tell?
Caller: I can’t, because it’s very important for what’s happened…
Caller: (Unclear, jumbled)
Caller: I don’t want her up there…
Caller: Someone done… our baby.
Caller: (Jumbled.)
Caller: Why, why, why, why? (crying)
Caller: I want her down.
Caller: DNA… on that baby.
Caller: Already touched her leg.
Caller: Can’t somebody get her down?
Caller: (Jumbled.)
Caller: Did you lock the door?
Caller: Yes, we locked the door.
Caller: Why did he do it?… fricking idiot… calm down… here somewhere
Caller: No, I don’t want them to go nowhere.
911 operator: Ma’am?
911 operator: Hello?
Caller: Call the… grandma…. the bus…
Caller: Don’t let her go. Please don’t let her go.
Caller: … homework…
Caller: Kimberly, don’t leave me.
Caller: I’m not ready. I’m not going to school. I can’t go to school. I’m not ready. I can’t go to school without Hanna.
Caller: Nobody’s going to leave this house.
(crying)
911 operator: Ma’am?
(Jumbled, as many people talk at once, crying)
Caller: I can’t live a life without Hanna.
(Jumbled)
Caller: I know one thing, we’re really going to have to try…
Caller: … kill herself?…
(In the background, the operator talks with the officers, describes the callers as “pretty hysterical.”)
Caller: I know she’s there… Hanna.
Caller: (screams) Hanna, Hanna
Caller: … fault…
Caller: I can’t go to school until Hanna… I …. speak to her again… she’s not gone.
911 operator: Hello?
Caller: … Is she gone? I don’t know, I want her back.
Caller: I don’t care if … killed or not, I just want her back.
Caller: I love her so much I want her back.
At this point, the line goes dead, then another call comes into the 911 center, believed to be from Dana Mack:
Caller: Please make them hurry.
911 operator: Is she breathing?
Caller: No.
911 operator: We’ve got them enroute, OK? OK? Are you going to go back to the house?
Caller: Just make them hurry, yes.
911 operator: OK, what does your house look like?
Caller: It’s a big…
Recording ends
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