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I'm counting down the way to your emergency. >> I was my 4147 Moselle Road. I need the police and
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the ambulance immediately. My wife and son were shot badly. >> 47 Moselle Road in Allendale, sir?
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>> Sir? >> You said 4147 Moselle Road in Allendale? >> Yes, sir. 4147 Moselle Road.
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>> Stay on the line with me, okay? Yes, sir. Stay on the line with me, okay? >> Hold on. I've been up to it now. It's
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bad. >> Okay. >> How did they shoot Did they shoot their selves? >> Oh, no. Hell, no.
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>> Okay. And are they breathing? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. And do you see the wounds?
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>> in the head and he's shot really bad. >> Okay. Where is Where is he shot at? >> Ma'am, I don't know, but he's got blood
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everywhere. Um I I can see his brain. She's down. I tried to turn her a little bit, but she's got a hole in her head.
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Please, hurry. >> Those are just excerpts from the nearly 10-minute call Alec Murdaugh made to 911
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on June 7th, 2021 at 10:07 p.m. Between sobs, he tells dispatch that he had just
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discovered the bodies of his wife and son near some dog kennels on his estate in rural Colleton County, South
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Carolina. And rural is for real because even speeding with lights and sirens on,
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it takes South Carolina law enforcement about 20 minutes to get out to Moselle Road.