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EMERGENCY CALL – 29.10.13 at 10 hours 38 minutes 28 seconds
Operator: Hello, ambulance and emergency, how…
Caller: Oh my God, thank God. I’ve been disconnected. Can you hear me? I’ve been trying to call,
trying to call you back. I was talking to somebody, but my phone went dead and I couldn’t get a signal
again. I’ve found that boy. I’ve found him. But he’s in a really bad way.
Operator: Where are you, caller?
Caller: Please, hurry up.
Operator: Can you tell me where you are?
Caller: I’m in Leigh Woods, by a rope swing. Off the path. Are they looking for us? Should I go to the
path?
Operator: Hold on just a second, OK… [consults somebody briefly]… All right, help is already on
its way, they’re nearly with you, but it’s best if you stay with the boy and I really need you to tell me if
he’s breathing if you can.
Caller: He is breathing, but it’s really bad breathing. I can’t feel a pulse in his arm. He’s freezing
cold. I’ve put my coat on him.
Operator: Right. Is he conscious at all?
Caller: No, he’s not.
Operator: All right. You’re doing well. Can you see if he’s got any injuries on him? Is there any
blood?
Caller: I can’t see any blood. He’s got bruises up his arm. He’s making weird noises.
Operator: Right, can you carefully move him onto his back, as quickly as you can, and have a look in
his mouth if you can, check there’s nothing obstructing it. Keep him lying as flat as you can.
Caller: I’m doing it. God, he’s cold, he’s soaking wet. Oh God. Where are they?
Operator: They’re nearly with you. Can you tell me how’s his breathing now?
Caller: Bad.
Operator: But he’s still breathing, right?
Caller: I’ve got him on his back.
Operator: Look in his mouth. Is there anything in there? Food or vomit?
Caller: No. His lips are blue.
Operator: Is he still breathing?
Caller: Yes, he is. I’m going to lie with him. I’m going to give him my body heat.