Teen crushed to death as 911 operator, police ignore desperate plea for help

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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True Crime, News

3.9 • 7.6K Ratings

🗓️ 30 April 2018

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Cincinnati's 911 system failed Kyle Plush when the 16-year-old pleaded for help when he was being crushed by a seat in his SUV. The sophomore was found dead in a high school parking lot hours after two desperate calls to emergency dispatchers. Nancy Grace looks at what happened. She is joined by forensics expert Joseph Scott Morgan, psychologist Caryn Stark, and reporter Pamela Furr. The son of the woman shot to death by Florida's "Killer Clown" speaks out after the arrest of a suspect. Grace and co-host Alan Duke updates this cold case.

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0:00.0	CRIME STORIES WITH NATSY GRACE ON SERIOUS XM TRY-UP Channel 132
0:16.0	Imagine your boy calling and calling and calling 911 as his life slowly slips away.
0:26.0	And nothing happens.
0:28.0	Kyle Plush, a boy found dead in his family's van.
0:33.0	It was part in a lot of a private school in Madisonville, Ohio.
0:38.0	The coroner says the boy was crushed dead by the third row seat of the van.
0:47.0	But he used Siri to call 911 just after 3pm saying that he was a child.
0:55.0	And a Honda van directing police to him.
1:01.0	The boy is dead.
1:03.0	Crushed in the back of the van by a van seat.
1:08.0	I'm Nancy Grace. This is CRIME STORIES.
1:10.0	Thank you for being with us.
1:12.0	May it never happen again.
1:15.0	Listen to Kyle's 911 call.
1:20.0	Hello, Cincinnati 9.
1:22.0	This is the address of the emergency.
1:24.0	The said person left.
1:26.0	Hello.
1:27.0	Hello.
1:28.0	Said, the 911.
1:30.0	Hello.
1:31.0	Hello.
	...

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