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your parents and grandparents one minute, and

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then thinking you know more than them the next. My

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first real girlfriend. Going

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high school. Doing

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1:28

teen years were filled with a series of ups and

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1:32

something they did, and

1:34

sometimes by others. But

1:37

whatever your own personal experiences were,

1:40

I have a feeling pretty much all of you

1:42

have never experienced what happened

1:44

to the teenagers I'll be talking about in this

1:46

episode. Welcome

1:49

back to Music City 911. 911,

1:57

what's the location of the emergency? Hello?

2:06

Okay, help me. Tell me where you are and I'll get

2:08

you help. Where are you? I

2:11

do with bits of all those things. Mostly

2:14

things that were impactful that would stick with

2:16

me for a while. Where

2:18

my favorite place was to go fishing. Several

2:22

stupid teenage fist fights. Appreciating

2:25

your parents and grandparents one minute and

2:28

then thinking you know more than them the next. My

2:31

first real girlfriend. Going

2:34

to a dance or prom in junior high

2:36

or high school. Doing

2:39

general mischief because

2:41

you knew you'd never be caught.

2:45

And then getting pissed off about it when he did. The

2:48

list goes on and on. Both good

2:50

and bad. And I think that's true

2:53

for most people. Their

2:55

teen years were filled with a series of ups and

2:57

downs. Sometimes caused by something

2:59

they did. And sometimes

3:02

by others. But

3:04

whatever your own personal experiences were.

3:06

I have a feeling pretty

3:08

much all of you have never experienced

3:10

what happened to the teenagers I'll be

3:12

talking about in this episode. Welcome

3:16

back to Music City 911. 911,

3:25

what's the location of the emergency? Hello?

3:31

Okay, help me. Tell me where you

3:33

are and I'll get you help. Where

3:35

are you? I'm

3:38

going to... Oh, ****. Watch out, ****.

3:43

Where are you? As

3:48

soon as you tell me where you are I'll get you help. Oh,

3:55

****. Man,

4:05

I'm here. I'm here. Do you have

4:07

a piece of mail you can look

4:09

at that will tell you what you

4:11

need to do? I think it's

4:15

um, I'm just, uh,

4:19

shoot. It's 265 Venture Road.

4:22

265 Venture?

4:29

Do you need police, fire, or medical

4:31

assistance? I don't

4:35

know. Okay, what's going on? Tell

4:37

me what's going on and I'll know what kind of help to send to you. Oh my

4:40

God. So,

4:45

so, basically I was born,

4:47

born in, in,

4:52

in the sky. I don't know.

4:55

It was born. He, he

4:58

broke into the house and I

5:01

didn't have, I grabbed my

5:03

phone so I, do you

5:05

know who the man is? No,

5:08

I don't know who was. Is he still in

5:10

there? I

5:12

don't think so. I'm waiting. I

5:15

hid in my room for like a

5:17

really long time. I don't even know

5:20

how long it's been. Okay,

5:23

you're all on the fence. How

5:26

much? What did he

5:29

look like? Um, it's

5:32

hard to remember but I

5:35

think, uh, uh,

5:38

he had

5:41

like, I don't know,

5:45

um, like, he

5:49

was normal

5:52

height, I guess. Um, I

5:55

had to guess maybe like five, eight,

5:57

I don't know. And, Is

6:00

he black, white, Hispanic? Oh,

6:05

I'm not sure. I

6:09

think that didn't really look that good.

6:12

I only got like, what did he do once he

6:14

got into your house? Well,

6:18

there was, I don't

6:20

think the door was locked, but I don't think

6:23

he knew that there was a

6:25

hammer by the back. Was

6:27

it your hammer, or did they bring it with him? It

6:31

was just the house, it was just by the

6:33

back. It was

6:35

just by the back. They

6:40

grabbed a sink, they stuck it down,

6:42

they grabbed it and broke

6:45

in the window. They broke the window with a hammer

6:47

that you already had in your yard? Yeah,

6:50

with the glass. Okay,

6:53

take a deep breath, you haven't heard them in a

6:55

while, right? What? Was

7:01

there only one person that you saw? That

7:04

I saw, yeah, there was one person. Okay,

7:07

and where are you in the house right now? I'm

7:11

just in the living room. Okay,

7:13

we already have hope on the way, so just take

7:16

a deep breath, okay? Have

7:21

you noticed if anything is missing, did

7:23

they try to make contact with you?

7:27

No, because I

7:29

brought the only thing I was able to grab in

7:31

time were the dogs, because I

7:33

wanted them with me. Whoever

7:36

it was, they killed the lobbyist, they

7:38

grabbed the dogs. I

7:42

have two dogs, I have a small, and I

7:44

have an old people. I

7:47

grabbed them and I ran into

7:50

my room, and I don't think they tried

7:52

to come in because of the pit bull

7:54

barking. I think that's why

7:56

they didn't want to come in. Okay, did

7:58

you hear anything? vehicles or

8:02

do you think they might have come on foot? Do

8:04

you remember the clothes they were wearing? I

8:09

didn't really get a good look at their face,

8:12

so I couldn't tell if they were wearing a

8:14

mask or something. But I get the feeling that

8:16

they probably were, because if they weren't, I would

8:18

have probably been able to see their face. But

8:21

either way, I didn't get a good look,

8:23

so I can't tell. But the

8:27

clothes line, I'm not really sure, it was just

8:29

a blur of like... There

8:31

was just a blur of like, I

8:33

don't know, of like black

8:36

and brown, I guess. I'm not sure. I

8:39

understand. It's okay. Do

8:41

you have any cameras? Oh,

8:44

I'm f***ing close. Your

8:47

f***ing camera was good. Yeah,

8:49

we got one, but... How

8:53

old are there? Anyone else at home with you? Not

8:57

anymore. Were

9:00

you expecting anyone to come home? My

9:05

mom and her boyfriend were out getting...

9:08

They were buying a bed frame for her

9:10

bed, so they were out buying stuff. It

9:12

was just me holding loads. Okay, how old

9:14

are you? I'm

9:17

16 years. Oh

9:19

man, I know this is really scary. But

9:22

your mom and her boyfriend should be on their way home?

9:27

No, they're... Okay,

9:30

take a deep breath. We have officers that are going to

9:32

be coming in. Okay. Okay,

9:37

and officers, we have two officers that should

9:39

be outside in just a moment. Can you

9:41

tell me your name? F***.

9:48

Okay, f***ing really well. You did exactly what

9:50

you should do. And we'll

9:53

get in touch with your parents just

9:55

as soon as officers get there, okay?

10:00

We have officers

10:02

coming. Hey,

10:07

take a deep breath. The

10:12

people that you're hearing, we have

10:14

two officers there, okay? They

10:18

will usually check outside first, so you might

10:20

see flashlights. They'll probably come to the

10:22

door and knock hearing a little bit. It's

10:26

okay. Do you

10:28

still have your dogs with you? They're

10:30

just still in my room. I didn't want them

10:32

out because I didn't want them getting blood over

10:35

all of their paws. Right,

10:37

right. Did you say blood all over

10:39

their paws? Yeah,

10:41

I can see. Is

10:44

there blood inside your house? Yes.

10:48

Whose blood is it? Your

10:53

blood, or is it the person who broke

10:55

in blood? Are you injured? I'm

10:57

fine. You're fine?

11:00

It's the person who broke in their blood? Where is

11:02

it at? I

11:05

don't know if it's their blood or not, but

11:07

I don't think it's theirs. My

11:09

mom, she threw what I heard when

11:11

I was hiding in my room. I

11:14

couldn't warn her. The

11:17

client had been able to grab the phone, then...

11:20

Nothing is your fault. If someone broke in their

11:23

house, nothing is your fault. I just want

11:25

to confirm, do you know if anyone is

11:27

hurt at your house? I have no idea.

11:36

Should there be a car that's outside?

11:40

Yeah, my mom would have been throwing the phone.

11:42

My mom cleared and then your girl would be

11:44

outside. Okay,

11:46

it's alright. Take a deep breath. My

11:51

mom hid her in

11:53

her place right there. Okay,

11:56

what... okay, your mom's there?

12:00

Okay, is that the officer

12:02

that is at the door

12:04

knocking? Are

12:07

the officers at the door knocking? Hold

12:11

on one

12:13

second, let me make sure, but I think it is. Just

12:15

hold on for me. Okay,

12:21

it is the officer. I'm going to disconnect with you

12:23

and you can go to the door. They're there for you,

12:25

okay? Okay,

12:27

I'm leaving your light. Yes, yes,

12:29

it's good to go. It's good to go. You're

12:32

safe to go to the door. Okay?

12:36

Okay, thank you. You're welcome. Bye-bye.

12:40

Just after midnight on July 7, 2024

12:43

in Palm Bay, Florida, dispatch

12:46

received this call from 16-year-old

12:48

Julia Eggler stating an unknown

12:50

man had broken into her house. The

12:53

call, start to finish, was

12:56

about nine and a half minutes long. She

12:58

sounded distraught during the entire call,

13:01

having trouble at the very first of the call to even

13:03

give her address. The description

13:06

of the suspect that was given was very

13:08

vague. As Julia said, she didn't really

13:10

get a good look at him. She

13:12

couldn't tell his race or age, but

13:15

believed he was medium height, which

13:17

would have placed him around 5'8 or so. She

13:21

did know that he used a hammer that belonged there

13:23

at the house to break in through a glass door.

13:27

She said she was in the living room, but

13:29

her dogs were put away in the bedroom. Towards

13:32

the end of the call, she mentions

13:34

that again, but stated

13:37

she didn't want them to get blood on their paws. Julia

13:41

said she wasn't bleeding and didn't think that

13:43

the blood belonged to the burglar either. About

13:47

that time, police got to the scene and started

13:49

doing a routine 360 of the house,

13:51

which is pretty standard for any burglary, trying

13:54

to see if the suspect is still inside or

13:57

in the yard or immediate area. The

14:00

dispatcher got busy when the officers asked if there should

14:02

be a vehicle in the driveway.

14:05

This question would be asked to further inquire

14:07

about a potential suspect. If

14:10

the Toyota truck belonged there, then it

14:12

likely isn't the suspect's car. But

14:15

if not, the suspect

14:17

may still be around. The

14:20

call overall was pretty slow moving with the

14:22

info. Caught between cries

14:24

from Julia. One

14:27

police started knocking on the door, and that

14:29

was about the time Julia started saying something

14:31

about her mother while still crying. At

14:34

that point, she answered the door and started talking

14:37

to officers. They

14:39

found the broken out door Julia mentioned as well as

14:41

the blood. Julia

14:43

started talking with a detective outside about what

14:45

happened. She repeated a

14:48

lot of what was said in the phone call. That

14:50

she was home alone and heard loud noise,

14:53

the mail trying to break into the house. Immediately

14:56

she grabbed her dogs and locked herself and

14:58

the dogs into the bedroom. Julia

15:01

stated she left her phone in the living room on the

15:03

couch. She said she

15:06

waited for about an hour before she left the room

15:08

to call. During

15:10

that hour though, she said she

15:12

heard her mom and her mom's boyfriend arrive home.

15:16

There were some loud arguing, then

15:18

Julia heard some loud noises. Looking

15:23

up a bit, when police first got there,

15:25

they went through the house room to room where

15:28

they found two dead bodies. Julia's

15:31

mom, Kelly, in the living room,

15:34

and her mom's boyfriend, Matthew, in

15:37

the bathroom. The

15:39

loud noises were gunshots. The

15:42

detective continued talking with Julia. She

15:45

said when she exited the bedroom, she saw

15:47

the blood and then saw Matthew laying there

15:50

dead. She

15:52

then walked into the living room and found her mom. She

15:56

said that her mom generally kept the bedroom door

15:58

locked to protect valuables and it was was kicked

16:00

in. Julia walked

16:02

in and found that a gun holster was

16:04

lying there empty and ammunition

16:06

was missing. Police

16:09

found the gun in the backyard just behind

16:11

Julia's bedroom. It was

16:13

a .38 caliber revolver. Due

16:16

to the crime scene, a residential search

16:18

warrant was written up and signed by a

16:20

judge so a thorough investigation into the murders

16:22

could be started. While

16:24

searching the house, police found

16:26

spent shell casings in the bathroom

16:29

next to Matthew. On the bathroom

16:31

counter, laid a chef's knife with blood

16:33

on it. There was

16:35

a trail of blood leading down the hallway going

16:38

down into the bathroom. Bloody

16:40

footprints were also present where Julia had walked

16:42

through the blood. As

16:45

stated before, police also found the broken out

16:47

sliding glass door in the back of the

16:49

house with the glass looking like

16:51

it was broken from the outside of the house

16:53

and falling inside. This was

16:56

nearby where Julia's mom, Kelly, was found,

16:59

but that's when police made a

17:01

startling discovery. They

17:04

found broken glass on top of Kelly's

17:06

leg. Matthew's cell

17:08

phone was also found nearby on a

17:10

TV console. Broken

17:12

glass was found on top of that too, but

17:16

the thing that made the least sense, the

17:18

glass was found on top of the bloody

17:20

footprints. Welcome

17:23

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17:26

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17:28

home. That's

17:30

what Kelly and Matthew heard just after they

17:32

arrived home and walked inside the house at

17:34

10.34 p.m. That

17:37

was just before they were shot by

17:41

Julia. After

17:43

giving her initial statement to police in her

17:45

backyard, Julia was taken to

17:47

the police station for further questioning. She

17:50

gave the same statement again. Someone

17:52

broke into the house. She locked herself in

17:55

the bedroom, then her arguing

17:57

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17:59

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