» First call from social worker Elizabeth Griffin-Hall
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The social worker’s first 911 call, before the fire
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Griffin-Hall: I’m on a supervised visitation for a court-ordered visit and something, really weird has happened. The kids went in the house and the biological parent, Josh Powell, will not let me in the door. What should I do?
Dispatcher: What’s the address
Listen to audio of the 911 calls regarding the Powell home being set on fire. The audio files may take a few moments to load.
The social worker’s first 911 call, before the fire
The social worker’s 911 call after the fire
Josh Powell’s lawyer’s 911 call
Griffin-Hall: 8119 and I think it’s 89th, I don’t know what the address is, let me get in the car nothing like this has happened like this before. I’m really shocked, and I could hear one of the kids crying, and he still won’t let me in, OK, it’s 1, just a minute I have it here, you can’t find me by GPS?
Dispatcher: No
Griffin-Hall: OK, it is... I still can’t find it. He’s on a very short leash with DHSH, he looked right at me and closed the door.
It’s 8119 189th Street Court East Puyallup.
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