imcurious2
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I'd love for this to be verified, too!
First responder would offer a calm, factual 911 call.
Bystander like me who isn't used to blood and trauma would freak out and say "oh my God" a million times and draw a blank on getting pertinent info to the dispatcher.
The only ones who, IMO, would be calm calling are first responder (seasoned in trauma - can flip switch to first responder mode and keep calm) or the perp, who isn't truly surprised by the trauma.
I'm NOT saying the people who called are the perps, but if the person wasn't a first responder (or even someone who has regularly been exposed to trauma) and was calm, it would be a red flag to me.
I hope that makes sense.
I'd love for this to be verified, too!
First responder would offer a calm, factual 911 call.
Bystander like me who isn't used to blood and trauma would freak out and say "oh my God" a million times and draw a blank on getting pertinent info to the dispatcher.
The only ones who, IMO, would be calm calling are first responder (seasoned in trauma - can flip switch to first responder mode and keep calm) or the perp, who isn't truly surprised by the trauma.
I'm NOT saying the people who called are the perps, but if the person wasn't a first responder (or even someone who has regularly been exposed to trauma) and was calm, it would be a red flag to me.
I hope that makes sense.