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Op examines the extraordinary case of Marine Corps Colonel Charles “Tre” Del Pizzo and an F-35B flight over South Carolina that suddenly became anything but routine.

Descending through bad weather toward Joint Base Charleston, Del Pizzo encountered a rapid series of cockpit failures that left critical displays and communications unreliable. Seconds mattered. He made the decision every fighter pilot hopes never to make—and soon found himself descending beneath a parachute into a stranger’s backyard.

But his 911 call introduced a consider...

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In his remastered interrogation, two investigators get Brianna Roush and Nicholas Lee to lay it all out on how, where, and how-in-the-fricken-heck their two young children could have possibly consumed fentanyl.

There are lies, darn lies, and statistics in this one.

Can you tell their lies from the truth?

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Op examines the case of Brianna Roush and Nicholas Lee, whose two young children became critically ill after being exposed to fentanyl inside the family’s Circleville, Ohio, apartment.

One child survived. Their 20-month-old son did not.

As police began working backward from the hospital, the focus quickly shifted to what had been happening inside the home—and how something capable of killing in such a tiny amount had come within reach of two children. The answers would force investigators to look closely at the environment Roush and Lee had created around their family.

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Make sure to catch the uncut interrogation bonus episode after gobbling this episode up. I uploaded it before this episode, so go back in time to find it 😎

Op examines the 2009 death of Jeremy Simko, who was found shot in his bed inside the rural Ohio home he shared with his wife, Julene.

Julene’s frantic 911 call described an intruder, unexplained noises in the house, and the desperate discovery of her husband. But the Simkos lived behind layers of security, with dogs positioned around the property and firearms close at hand. The scene presented investigators with...

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In this remastered interrogation, detectives sit down with Julene Simko YEARS after the death of her husband.

Every question tightens the noose. Every response brings inevitability closer.

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🚨⚠️Before you gobble this episode up, make sure to catch the bonus episode of The Guessnicity Podcast where Luther and I cover the cases from these uncut bodycam videos. ⚠️🚨

These are the full, uncut videos, compiled together for your viewing pleasure. We only covered snippets of them on the actual episode.

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I was privileged to be invited by Luther on the latest episode of The Guessnicity Podcast (Luther brings the case, YOU guess the race 🤣😂).

It was a fun ride through three crazy cases of people acting out, being creepy, and wreaking havoc in gyms.

Did I guess all of the perps' ethnicities before the big reveal? Watch/listen to find out!

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Also, check out the bonus episode right after this, which contains all three uncut body-cam videos from t...

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Some of what you're about to hear has been reported countless times.

Some of it hasn't ever been spoken before now.

After fifteen years buried among tens of thousands of pages of FBI records, parts of the Jared Lee Loughner case are being told here for the first time.

This is Episode 221 of the 911 Calls Podcast.

A two-part investigation into Jared Lee Loughner and the Tucson shooting.

On January 8, 2011, a gunman opened fire outside a Tucson supermarket during a congr...

Some of what you're about to hear has been reported countless times.

Some of it hasn't ever been spoken before now.

After fifteen years buried among tens of thousands of pages of FBI records, parts of the Jared Lee Loughner case are being told here for the first time.

This is Episode 221 of the 911 Calls Podcast.

A two-part investigation into Jared Lee Loughner and the Tucson shooting.

On January 8, 2011, a gunman opened fire outside a Tucson supermarket during a congressional meet-and-greet, killing six people and wounding thirteen others—including U...

This Karen is Nicole, from Washington. And she... well, you'll see... she pretty much sucks. And she makes other people's lives miserable in this video. Makes me wonder how anyone in the world could stand her. I feel sorry for Karen-Nicole.

You will too.

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In this interrogation, Joshua Gamble is questioned for over two hours. I might say it about other interrogations from time to time, but I'll say it again - this one is WILD.

Was Joshua Gamble mentally ill? Or was he aware of his actions and just really skilled at veiling how evil he was?

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Op examines the 2022 murder of Tina Gamble inside the Jefferson County, Ohio home she shared with her husband, Joshua.

A disturbance call brought deputies to the property late one August night. What they encountered inside made clear that this was no ordinary domestic dispute, and as investigators began reconstructing what had happened, their attention turned toward the relationship between the two people who lived th...

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I hope you enjoy the bonus, uncut, remastered court and sentencing of Lori Isenberg. I had a hard time keeping my jaw shut as I listened to her try to explain the death of her own husband at her hands. Let me know in the comments what you thought of it. Do you think she meant for this to go ano...

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As a bonus for Episode 219, I am bringing you the full, uncut interrogation with Lori Isenberg. Listen to how she bends the truth, how the investigators probe for details that she has never shared before, and how it all ends up. It's a circuitous path through the mind of a desperate, calculating killer. Enjoy?

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Op examines the death of Larry Isenberg, who disappeared during a morning boat ride with his wife, Lori, on Lake Coeur d’Alene.

Lori told investigators that Larry had fallen overboard, leaving her unable to pull him back into the boat. His body would not be recovered until weeks later. But when investigators finally learned what was in Larry’s system, the circumstances surrounding that morning began to look very different.

What first appea...

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Op examines the murder of Lisa Knoefel and the case against Sabrina Zunich, a young woman whose place inside the Knoefel household made what happened there difficult to understand—and even harder to explain.The violence itself left little room for ambiguity. The reasons behind it were another matter. As investigators began pulling apart the relationships inside the home, questions emerged that stretched well beyond the events of a single night.Because sometimes knowing who committed a murder is only the beginning.What could bring someone living under the same roof to the point where murder became the answer?Hu...

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 dispatchers, a gunshot rang out—and Frazier claimed she had been shot.

Police arrived to find a wounded caller, a dead boyfriend, and what appeared to be a home invasion. But the scene wasn’t behaving like one. Nothing valuable was missing, the disorder felt strangely selective, and the story investigators had been handed began developing holes of its...

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 between Keller and Campitelli would lead investigators somewhere far removed from the controlled violence of his profession.What happened between them would leave Keller with a story to explain—and detectives with reasons to keep pushing against it.When someone knows how to fight, what happens when the most important battle is over the truth?Hugs ❤️FACEBOOK https://www...

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Op examines the case of Robert Fratta and the murder of his estranged wife, Farah, as the two were navigating a contentious divorce and custody battle.

When Farah was shot outside her Texas home, investigators looked closely at the person with perhaps the most obvious reason to want her gone. But the case soon presented a complication: Robert Fratta wasn’t the man who pulled th...

Make sure you watch/listen to episode 214 before this bonus. Or... if you're one of those people who peek at your presents before Christmas... do it first.

Either way, it's a very interesting view into the lies and stories that a murderer makes. And the lies and stories that police can make right back!

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Op examines the case of 21-year-old Dioneth Lopez, who traveled from California to Washington to meet Alejandro Aguilera Rojas, a man whose relationship with her had been kept hidden from his wife and family. Days later, Dioneth was found dead off a logging road in Olympic National Forest.

As her family searched for answers, Rojas offered conflicting explanations about where she had gone. But surveillance footage, cell-phone records, and his own changing account began narrowing the distance between the last person known to be with Dioneth and the place she was found.

How many versions...

On this episode of Lasterday News, Op examines the case of Emmanuel Diaz, whose encounters with strangers on the streets of Austin escalated from confrontations and slaps to something considerably harder to dismiss.As reports began reaching police, one detail changed the stakes: Diaz had a gun. What started as a series of bizarre encounters became a search for an armed man, putting officers on a collision course with someone whose behavior had already crossed several lines.When they finally found him, would anyone be able to convince Diaz to stop?Hugs ❤️FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/groups/911callsX http...

Op examines the case of Wess Roley and the June 2025 attack on firefighters responding to a wildfire on Canfield Mountain near Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.What began as a routine call sent crews into the woods to do a job built around danger. But shortly after they arrived, the threat changed entirely. Gunfire erupted, two firefighters were killed, another was seriously wounded, and investigators were left to reconstruct why a 20-year-old man had been on that mountain in the first place.The fire brought everyone together. But was that exactly what it was meant to do?Hugs ❤️FACEBOOK https://www.fa...

Op examines the case of David Pomfret and the death of his wife at the horse stables they shared in the UK.

At first, he presented himself as the man who discovered what had happened. But as investigators examined the scene, physical evidence began to challenge his account, and the story of an ordinary evening became increasingly difficult to maintain.

When the truth is buried beneath one carefully constructed version of events, which detail finally causes the whole story to collapse?

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Make sure to watch 👀 or listen 🎧 to episode 211 before this bonus interrogation. It'll make much more sense👍

On April 29, 2019, police in West Chester, Ohio, responded after Gurpreet Singh reported finding four members of his family dead inside their apartment. The victims were Hakikat Pannag, Shalinderjit Kaur Singh, Parmjit Kaur, and Amarjit Kaur. This is the interrogation, just after the first responders arrived on scene and brought Gurpreet Singh to the police station for initial questioning.

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The Op examines the case of Gurpreet Singh, who called 911 after finding his wife and three members of her family dead inside their West Chester apartment.At first, the call places him outside the violence—the husband returning to a home already changed. But as investigators reconstruct the evening, the account he provides begins to compete with evidence pointing much closer to home.When the person reporting a family’s murder knows its routines better than anyone, where does grief end and explanation begin?Hugs ❤️
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Op examines the case of Davis Ray Belton and the death of his wife—a marriage reduced to evidence, testimony, and the question of what happened when only one spouse was left to explain it.

At first, the relationship provides the frame. But as the case takes shape, the person closest to her becomes impossible to separate from the circumstances of her death.

When a vow ends in violence, how much can the surviving spouse’s story be trusted?

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Here is the full, uncut Happy Ending that crapped it's way into our hearts during episode 209.

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A quiet Friday afternoon in Mountain Lakes, New Jersey — a town with zero murders on the books that year — is about to become the exception. Inside a Route 46 real estate office, a well-liked office manager sits at the front desk. A coworker, Leonardo Parera, with no history, no complaints, no warning signs walks in. And a few minutes later, a 911 call comes in that breaks the one rule the entire emergency system is built on.This week, we trace the ordinary morning-into-afternoon that shouldn't have gone anywhere at all, the phone call that still unsettles the people who've heard it...

Eight-year-old Navin Jones should have been safe. Instead, by the time first responders entered a Peoria home, they were stepping into the end of a story filled with warning signs, missed chances, and questions no one should ever have to ask about a child. In this episode, The Operator follows the people and systems surrounding Navin’s case—examining what was seen, what was known, and what should have happened. How many adults can watch a child disappear in plain sight before “we didn’t know” becomes just another lie?

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One quiet Monday before dawn, a well-liked Greensboro barber and postal contractor walked into a mail-sorting facility and attacked a coworker with a crowbar — then spent the next few hours moving through his own neighborhood, leaving two women dead and a city scrambling. What makes this case sit so wrong isn't just the violence; it's that almost everyone who called 911 that morning knew him. Neighbors, coworkers, an old friend whose door he knocked on. This episode traces the morning through the calls themselves — including the survivor phoning for her own life, and the woman he rang to confess — while two-th...

If you've landed here first, do yourself a favor and go back — start with Episode 206, then the first two interrogations — because this is the room where everything finally breaks, and you'll want to know exactly how Jennifer Pan got here. It's the afternoon of November 22nd, 2010. Two weeks since the home invasion. Two weeks since her mother was killed and her father, against every odd, survived. And for the third time, Jennifer Pan walks into a York Regional Police station and sits down across from a detective.

But this man is different. He introduces himself as Bill. He's...

If you're just finding us now, go back before you press play on this one — start with Episode 206, then the first interrogation — because what happens in this room only lands if you've heard how the story began.

I have painstakingly remastered this interrogation for the best possible viewing and listening experience. The original, which you can find elsewhere, is hard to hear due to poor recording quality, room noise, and Jennifer Pan's quiet voice.

In our remastered version, you can hear everything. Everything down to every emotion, explanation, and bit of detail. It's been two days...

If you haven't yet heard Episode 206, stop here, go back, and start there first — because everything you're about to hear will land very differently once you know the full story of Jennifer Pan. But if you're caught up, welcome to this bones episode. I have painstakingly remastered this interrogation for the best possible viewing and listening experience. The original interrogation videos, which you can find elsewhere, are hard to hear due to poor recording quality, room noise, and Jennifer Pan's quiet voice.

In our remastered version, you can hear everything. Everything down to every emotion, explanation, and bi...

2026 UPDATES make this case even crazier. If you thought the Netflix documentary was the end... You NEED to listen to this episode.

The story of Jennifer Pan and the labyrinth that she built around her life is so complex and diabolical that it takes over an hour just to scratch the surface!

The Operator walks you through the entire crazy case, PLUS new information for 2026 that is only weeks old, that continues to change the face of this case.

Be sure to check out the three interrogation videos of Jennifer Pan, too. They've...

In this episode, an anguished couple in Florida battles authorities for custody of their ailing daughter after being accused of child abuse.And in the Happy Ending... a mass shooting? 😱

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A 71-year-old retired contractor turned luxury real estate agent leaves his house in one of the safest neighborhoods in Florida. The kind of place where the gate has a guard, and the guard has a clipboard. He's walking a mile to a Starbucks to meet his friend Victor for coffee, the same as every other morning that week. He never makes it.Hours later, he's flat on his back in a palmetto-lined field a few hundred yards from the strip mall. Single gunshot wound, dead center of the chest. No gun. No casing. No second person on any surveillance...