911 Calls Podcast

Coordinates to Nowhere - Bacon Scapegoat

UPDATE: Audio is fixed now 👍 She called for help. She gave them her exact coordinates. She told them she was scared. And they still couldn't find her. On February 27th, 2024, Amanda Nenigar called 911 after crashing her car in remote desert terrain near the California-Arizona border. In the hour-long call, she sounded confused and desperate as she attempted to describe the mountainous terrain where her vehicle had gotten stuck off the highway. The dispatcher instructed her to find her location using Google Maps — and she did. She gave him her coordinates. But law enforcement ended up searching for her 30 to 40 miles away from where her body was eventually found. Her 911 call had been dispatched to California — not Arizona — where she actually was. CHP units spent roughly five hours searching before concluding efforts that afternoon. She was not located that day. A mother of two, Amanda was last seen alive on February 28th in Blythe, California. About a week later, her car was found abandoned in the rural Arizona desert south of the small town of Cibola — the back of the vehicle resting on a large boulder, deep in terrain with no paved roads. Her body was found nearly a mile and a half from her car on March 29th — over a month after she first called for help. Investigators believe she had been attempting to find shade under a tree to escape the desert heat before she died. Her clothes were found scattered along the path she had walked. Her sister, Marissa, told reporters that Amanda even provided the correct GPS coordinates and still did not receive the help she desperately needed. "She did not have to die like this," Marissa said. "If they had listened to her 911 call and written down the coordinates, again, she would still be here with us." This is a case about a system that failed. A call that went to the wrong state. A woman who did everything right — and still didn't make it home. The Operator walks you through the full timeline, the 911 call itself, the search that ended too soon, and the family's fight for answers. "This is really scary," Amanda told the dispatcher. She had no idea how right she was. And because The Ope believes you should never leave an episode without at least one reason to smile... Happy Ending 🚨🐱🥓 We close out today with a call that has absolutely no business being as chaotic as it is. A man dials 911 — not because of a crime, not because of an emergency — but because his girlfriend cooked the bacon. His cat got involved. And now someone needs to answer for it. The Operator breaks down every glorious, unhinged second of this domestic dispute that law enforcement definitely did not sign up for, and somehow, somewhere, it ends on a high note for everyone. Even the cat. ==== Unlimited for $5... No more $18 VIP pricing. For $5, supporters get everything we have to offer - every podcast, live backdoor access to watch us record, video episodes, uncut episodes, all of our PLUS podcasts, early and ad-free, and more. Support 11:59 Media's vision to build our great creators. Visit ⁠11:59 Media on Patreon⁠ https://patreon.com/1159media [https://patreon.com/1159media] to sign up now. Start your support, and access everything you've been missing.

EPISODE 199-B - FLORIDA'S FIRST BLACK BEAR DEATH

This is the case of the first-ever-recorded death by a black bear in the state of Florida. It's a first that stirs up so much controversy... even the bears decided to back off! Thanks to the sponsor of this episode, Newspapers.com Join the growing number of 11:59 sleuths who are using Newspapers.com to hunt down and submit cases for me to cover on the show! Get started by visiting 1159media.com/newspapers [1159media.com/newspapers] and signing up using code 911Calls for 20% off during checkout. Your next find could be a featured episode of the show!

2-Part BONUS (part 2) The Interrogations of Convicted Killer Sarah Buzzard

This is the second of a 2-part bonus of the entire series of the interrogation of Sarah Buzzard, convicted of the killing and dismemberment of Ryan Zimmerman.Thanks to the sponsor of this episode, http://Newspapers.comJoin the growing number of 11:59 sleuths who are using http://Newspapers.com to hunt down and submit cases for me to cover on the show! Get started by visiting http://1159media.com/newspapers [http://1159media.com/newspapers] and signing up using code 911Calls for 20% off during checkout. Your next find could be a featured episode of the show!

2-Part BONUS (part 1) The Interrogations of Convicted Killer Sarah Buzzard

This is the first of a 2-part bonus of the entire series of the interrogation of Sarah Buzzard, convicted of the killing and dismemberment of Ryan Zimmerman. Thanks to the sponsor of this episode, Newspapers.com Join the growing number of 11:59 sleuths who are using Newspapers.com to hunt down and submit cases for me to cover on the show! Get started by visiting 1159media.com/newspapers [1159media.com/newspapers] and sign up using code 911Calls for 20% off during checkout. Your next find could be a featured episode of the show!

EPISODE 199-A - BUZZARDS CIRCLING - MALICIOUS MELISSA

On this episode, The Op hits the frigid fringes of an Ohio county where the case of Ryan Zimmerman thaws after years as a cold case. It's the case of four tangled souls, all seeking direction; sometimes together, most often apart. This episode was sponsored by and made possible by resources from newspapers.com. Check them out for yourself. Dive into historical cold cases, look up the history of your family and friends, and see the news as it is printed - before it started being deleted online. Get 20% off your membership when you visit https://1159media.com/newspapers [https://1159media.com/newspapers] and use code 911Calls at checkout. Hugs ❤️