Police release an emergency call a woman made before her estranged husband allegedly buried her alive.
LACEY, Wash. - Washington state police released audio of a 911 call a woman made before her estranged husband allegedly buried her alive last month.
Police said the husband attacked her in her home, bound her arms behind her back with duct tape, and put tape over her mouth.Police said her husband came back into the room, and when he realized she had an Apple Watch on, he smashed it with a hammer. According to the woman, her husband put her in a van, stabbed her, dug a shallow grave, and buried her in it.
The woman said she had difficulty breathing but was able to wriggle the tape off her arms and legs and dug herself out.Copyright 2022 KIRO via CNN Newsource. All rights reserved.
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