911 Calls Podcast

Coming in at over 3 AND A HALF HOURS, the Op is joined by the two Aussie creators, JB and Chris, hosts of the "True Crime Tradies" podcast. Together, they sift through one of the Op's biggest cases yet and engage in an AMA vs. AMA throughout the entire episode. It's one for the books!We hope you enjoy the show. Make sure you follow True Crime Tradies Podcast wherever you listen!Op and the Tradies examine the swatting case involving Tyler Barriss, in which an argument between online gamers traveled hundreds of miles before reaching the front door of a man in Wichita, Kansas, who had nothing to do with it.From California, Barriss made a 911 call describing a violent hostage situation at an address supplied to him by people he had never met. Police responded believing lives were in immediate danger. Inside the house was Andrew Finch, unaware of the online dispute—or why armed officers were suddenly outside his home.One phone call had turned something happening behind computer screens into something very real.When emergency services become the weapon, who actually pulled the trigger?Hugs ❤️Want to support the show? No way.

⚠️🚨Watch Episode 226 first 🚨⚠️This is a BONUS: uncut bodycam footage from the early morning hours at Krystal Rose Farmer's house.You aren't prepared enough for what you're about to experience.Enjoy?Hugs ❤️

Op examines the case of Krystal Rose Farmer and the February 2026 welfare check that brought Flint Township police to a home where two children with special needs had been left alone.The call came from a concerned neighbor. What officers encountered inside immediately changed the nature of the response: no adult, little accessible food, and living conditions that suggested the children had been surviving on their own for far longer than anyone should have allowed.As investigators worked to determine where their mother had been and how the situation reached this point, one neighbor’s decision to make a phone call became increasingly consequential.How bad does something have to become before the person next door decides it can no longer be ignored?Hugs ❤️Dont...

🚨⚠️THIS IS PART 02 OF A SPECIAL 2-PART EPISODE 🚨⚠️2 hours. The 2 hours before the shooting changed everything.In this two-part episode, Op examines the 2023 shooting inside Richneck Elementary School, where a 6-year-old first grader brought a handgun to school and shot his teacher, Abigail Zwerner, in her classroom.But the shooting was only the beginning of the story.What followed pulled investigators, prosecutors, school administrators, and the child’s family into separate legal battles over how the gun became accessible, what adults knew beforehand, and whether warnings inside the school were ignored. Those questions eventually moved from classrooms and police reports into criminal court and a civil trial.When the person who pulls the trigger is only six years old, where does responsibility actually begin? And how does this end?Hugs ❤️I can't think of a single way that you could support the show. Even if you wanted to...

THIS IS PART 01 OF A SPECIAL 2-PART EPISODE2 hours. The 2 hours before the shooting changed everything.In this two-part episode, Op examines the 2023 shooting inside Richneck Elementary School, where a 6-year-old first grader brought a handgun to school and shot his teacher, Abigail Zwerner, in her classroom.But the shooting was only the beginning of the story.What followed pulled investigators, prosecutors, school administrators, and the child’s family into separate legal battles over how the gun became accessible, what adults knew beforehand, and whether warnings inside the school were ignored. Those questions eventually moved from classrooms and police reports into criminal court and a civil trial.When the person who pulls the trigger is only six years old, where does responsibility actually begin? And how does this end?Hugs ❤️You can't support the show. Don't even try.