Danny Gans 911 Tape

1. Note to self DON'T OVERDOSE ON PAINKILLERS duh

Posted at 2:05PM on Jun 25th 2009 by kaligrl311

2. Dam thats freaky!! Hey Ya 911 I'm here with a dead man what should I do? Wow!! Unreal!! And very sad stay away people from the hydromophone!! It Kills!!!

Posted at 2:06PM on Jun 25th 2009 by Maxx427xx

3. Doesn't mean he was a drug addict everyone.........................

Posted at 2:05PM on Jun 25th 2009 by JustMe

4. Wow. No urgency on the wife or 911 operators parts. I would have been screaming for the kid to call 911 while performing CPR already. (Don't celeb families know how to do this? Especially when a family member has heart problems). I'm thinking if he wasn't already dead at the beginning of the call, the time lapse between the beginning and when she FINALLY began CPR is what killed him.

Oh, and note to me too ...DON'T OVERDOSE ON PAINKILLERS....

Posted at 2:09PM on Jun 25th 2009 by Melinda

5. "Accidental overdose of painkillers". Such a nice way of saying it that we use when it is a star. If it was you or me, it would be "A drug addict OD'd"

Posted at 2:13PM on Jun 25th 2009 by Ballsac

6. I'd O.D. too if my impression of Columbo was that bad...

Posted at 2:23PM on Jun 25th 2009 by frankgorshin

7. Accidental, right. Just like Carradine's death was a murder.

Spin, spin, spin till we puke.

Posted at 2:24PM on Jun 25th 2009 by Ned

8. WHY DIDN'T SHE JUST MAKE HERSELF A NICE HOT CUP OF COFFEE ON THE WAY TO GET HER SON? I HAVE NEVER HEARD OF ANYTHING SO INSANE IN MY LIFE. NO EMOTION AND NO URGENCY! MY BEST GUESS IS HIS WIFE MADE SURE HE WASN'T BREATHING BEFORE SHE EVEN CALLED FOR HELP! PROBABLY STOPPED AT THE INSURANCE OFFICE ON HER WAY TO THE MORGUE!

Posted at 2:37PM on Jun 25th 2009 by rukiddingme

9. 4. Wow. No urgency on the wife or 911 operators parts. I would have been screaming for the kid to call 911 while performing CPR already. (Don't celeb families know how to do this? Especially when a family member has heart problems). I'm thinking if he wasn't already dead at the beginning of the call, the time lapse between the beginning and when she FINALLY began CPR is what killed him.

Oh, and note to me too ...DON'T OVERDOSE ON PAINKILLERS....

Posted at 2:09PM on Jun 25th 2009 by Melinda
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Melinda #4
I was thinking the exact same thing you said in your post. She said it was her husband..if I woke up and my husband was breathing odd and then I wasn't able to wake him..I would have been yelling for the kids to call 911 ..I wouldn't just leave the room..Good Grief!!..the wife was gone for what seemed like forever..dayum...she sounded so calm...usually a person in that situation has a surge of adrenaline just trying to figure out what is going on...
I didn't hear anything to indicate the movement of his body to the floor..is it on there and I just didn't hear it??
I don't mean to sound mean or anything..but did anybody investigate this?
Police always look at the spouses response when their spouse is dying..or dead...this just sounded too weird to me..

Posted at 2:39PM on Jun 25th 2009 by Allison

10. 9. WHY DIDN'T SHE JUST MAKE HERSELF A NICE HOT CUP OF COFFEE ON THE WAY TO GET HER SON? I HAVE NEVER HEARD OF ANYTHING SO INSANE IN MY LIFE. NO EMOTION AND NO URGENCY! MY BEST GUESS IS HIS WIFE MADE SURE HE WASN'T BREATHING BEFORE SHE EVEN CALLED FOR HELP! PROBABLY STOPPED AT THE INSURANCE
OFFICE ON HER WAY TO THE MORGUE!

Posted at 2:37PM on Jun 25th 2009 by rukiddingme
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
rukiddingme #9

EXACTLY!!! You said the words I was thinking too...That whole 911 call is one big red flag to me.

Posted at 2:43PM on Jun 25th 2009 by Allison

11. Why did the 911 operator tell her to do compressions on his chest ONLY?

No CPR?

Nothing to keep air going into his body?

Absolutely no sense of urgency.

Of course, we don't know how we would react in a similar situation until it actually happens to us. Still, you'd think someone would have thought to hurry. I mean, you can't leave a body there for 5 minutes while you go get someone else to help you. Why didn't she yell or scream? Worried about waking the kids up or upsetting them? Well, your dad is dead so hurry the hell up.

Posted at 2:50PM on Jun 25th 2009 by Bee

12. Wow. If it was my husband not breathing I would have ripped hiw darn body off of that bed by myself and started breathing for him at once. Didn't it seem quite a long interval of time for that woman to get her kid to help her? I would have been outta my mind? She (the wife) sure seem calm for her husband probably being dead, or is it just me?

Posted at 3:01PM on Jun 25th 2009 by Kathryn

13. Maybe someone (Bee) should review the American Heart Association CPR guidelines before you make a statement about where to do compressions! Better yet, it is a good idea for everyone to learn CPR. Although the wife has a strange reaction to the situation, the 911 operator was fantastic instructing a lay person how to perform CPR. Not everyone in the same situation is so lucky.

Posted at 3:05PM on Jun 25th 2009 by tls

14. WTF? Sounds like she was not interested in Danny Gans at all! What is wrong with this woman? Maybe she was coming off a drug high, i.e., space the F out. Seriously, this is the worst 911 tape. See if she can get her son to help? If my husband weren't breathing I would know it and be screaming my f'ing head off. And doing CPR since I am certified. She is completely disengaged! Gone off the call forever while getting her son. Wild.

Posted at 3:11PM on Jun 25th 2009 by Whatever

15. Geeze, that is painful to listen to. No emotion/fear from her or the son. Scary.

Posted at 3:12PM on Jun 25th 2009 by namers