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NH: Did Wynonna find anything at the hotel?

Waverly Earp: I think so. Come over.

NH: I'm on duty.

Waverly Earp: Hey.

NH: Hey.

WE: Everything okay?

NH: It's fine. Wynonna okay?

WE: She's tough.

NH: Okay. Night.

REPORTED BREAK-IN

Dispatch: Officer Haught we have a break in reported at St. Jude's Psychiatric. Sheriff Nedley has taken the call and requested you follow up in the morning with the CEO, Jonathan Lewis.

Request Date: Thursday

Requested Items: Transcript

Description: 911 Call

Requesting Officer: Officer Haught

Status: Approved

Last Updated: Today

Updating Officer: Sheriff Nedley

911 Emergency Dispatcher Transcript Records

(The original document is a scanned typed document where some letters are circled. In this reproduction, circled letters are surrounded by square brackets, [ ]. )

The following is a recorded  Purgatory Sheriff Department (PSD) dispatcher communication.

Purgatory Dispatcher (PD). Caller ( C ).

PD: 911. Where is your emergency?

C: 244 Fifteenth Avenue, but I’m not sure it’s an emergency, really.

PD: What’s your first name?

C: It’s [M]arnie.

PD: Okay, Marnie, what’s going on?

C: We just got home and our back door was unlocked. M[y] husband is looking through the house now. 

PD: Are you safe, Marnie?

C: Yes. I’m at my neighbor’s house.

PD: Do you need assistance?

C: No. Oh - here’s my husband. (muffled conversation)

C: Phil says there was some damage in the [b]asement. Someone was definitely in the hous[e]. Oh heavens. I don’t think [a]nything was missing. I’m going to go home now. Don’t worry abo[ut] us.

PD: Marnie, [if] it’s okay with you, I’d like to send a police officer to investigate. Is that okay? 

C: Oh yes, that would be wonderf[u]l. Thank you. 

PD: You’re we[l]come.

- End of call-

(Transcript link: http://www.purgatorysd.com/media/1176/6-transcript-of-911-call.pdf) 

From:  Purgatory Town Hall – Lands Division

Subject: Re: Information Request for 244 Fifteenth Avenue

Hi Nicole, It’s nice to hear from you! We definitely need to catch up sometime soon. I’m super swamped right now and will add the trace to my to do list. Give me a couple days. Thanks!

Jen La

Chief Planning Officer Purgatory Town Hall – Lands Division Office: 555.0182

From: Officer Nicole Haught

Subject:  Information Request for 244 Fifteenth Avenue

Hi Jen! I missed seeing you at the town hall meeting a few weeks ago. We really need to go for coffee soon to catch up! Can you run a deed trace on a property for me? It’s located at 244 Fifteenth Avenue, Purgatory. The current owners are Marnie and Phil Stanton.

Thanks!

Nicole

Officer Nicole Haught Purgatory Sheriff’s Office Office: 555-0145

Notes about the interview and evidence observed at the house.

Officer Haught: [beeping and traffice noises in the background] Officer Nicole Haught. Okay these are observations from the crime scene located at 244 Fifteenth Avenue, Purgatory. Homeowners are Marnie and Phil Stanton, a break-in was reported on Sunday at 1600 hours, backdoor was unlocked and the homeowner reported that they left it locked when they left on Friday. Uh, the door didn’t appear to be damaged. Uh, no valuables were reported missing. In the basement I did notice that one of the floorboards was torn up, and there was a uh, lingering scent of citrus and clove? Homeowner recently purchased the house from an estate administered by Purgatory lawyer Andrea Johnson. Uh, uh, the damage in the basement was very, very specific, only one single floorboard was torn up. It makes me think the perp was familiar with the home. As far as the back door, uh, homeowner may have left it unlocked or...the perp may have had a key. I advised the homeowners to change the locks and keep an eye out for any unusual activity.

[Audio link: http://www.purgatorysd.com/media/1061/4-201-beat2.mp3]

Image Description: The first image is a picture of reddish brown floorboards where a thin strip of wood in the middle has been ripped off. The resulting hole is too dark to tell the depth of. The second image is a picture of similar reddish brown floorboards where a bigger strip of wood has been ripped off. The resulting cavity is deeper than it is wide, and about the size of a very thick book, like an encyclopedia.

[Evidence photos from the break-in at Marnie’s home.]