Off-duty Appleton Firefighter Scott Schmidt Shot & Killed His Wife 911 Call

[OneSkiWonder]

The operator is shit but in her defense, it's harder then hell to calm someone down when they are panicking over something, especially over a loved one.

[poopie]

,killed the operator.got a gun??????????????omg.please someone reach throw the scene and kill her.operatorgosh a bad.

[0300_infantry]

[Muertaluna]

Why is it that I can understand her and this dumb ass operator cannot...fucking hell! She needs to work at walmart for fucks sake she sucks!

[0300_infantry]

Scott Schmidt told an investigator the last words he exchanged with Kelly Wing Schmidt,as she lie dying of gunshots he fired,"was the best conversation they had in a long time," a Grand Chute detective testified Monday.

Michael Bartlein,who spent about four hours talking with Schmidt after he shot and killed his estranged wife last year,said Schmidt spoke freely about the confrontation during an interview at the Grand Chute police station. "Kelly told him she loved him," Bartlein said Schmidt told him.

Bartlein's account also included a stunning revelation that Wing Schmidt's boyfriend called her cell phone after she had been shot and was in the driveway. Schmidt held the phone so she could speak to him. Wing Schmidt told the boyfriend she was sorry for bringing him into the situation.

[0300_infantry]

Scott Schmidt told an investigator the last words he exchanged with Kelly Wing Schmidt,as she lie dying of gunshots he fired,"was the best conversation they had in a long time," a Grand Chute detective testified Monday.

Michael Bartlein,who spent about four hours talking with Schmidt after he shot and killed his estranged wife last year,said Schmidt spoke freely about the confrontation during an interview at the Grand Chute police station. "Kelly told him she loved him," Bartlein said Schmidt told him.

Bartlein's account also included a stunning revelation that Wing Schmidt's boyfriend called her cell phone after she had been shot and was in the driveway. Schmidt held the phone so she could speak to him. Wing Schmidt told the boyfriend she was sorry for bringing him into the situation.

[LadyCPlum]

What a piss poor operator.

[medicineman360]

This dispatcher needs some SERIOUS retraining. Her lack of professionalism disgusts me. She misses important information the caller gives early on in the call and spends too much time asking the same questions over and over. I understand the need to get as much accurate information as possible, but this stupid cunt needs to find a new job.

[ckirby71]

Originally Posted by 0300, infantry

Scott Schmidt told an investigator the last words he exchanged with Kelly Wing Schmidt,as she lie dying of gunshots he fired,"was the best conversation they had in a long time," a Grand Chute detective testified Monday.

Michael Bartlein,who spent about four hours talking with Schmidt after he shot and killed his estranged wife last year,said Schmidt spoke freely about the confrontation during an interview at the Grand Chute police station. "Kelly told him she loved him," Bartlein said Schmidt told him.

Bartlein's account also included a stunning revelation that Wing Schmidt's boyfriend called her cell phone after she had been shot and was in the driveway. Schmidt held the phone so she could speak to him. Wing Schmidt told the boyfriend she was sorry for bringing him into the situation.

What a sick fuck. She is dying and he said that's "the best conversation they had" - does he realize she would say anything hoping he wouldn't shoot her again??? UGH...he also loved knowing she'd never be with the bf again. Wow. Jealousy makes ppl go kookoo, seriously.

[jessihugh]

The operator should have tried not to sound bored and annoyed, but in matters like this, time is really the key. The best thing to do is try and relax and get the important information to them so they can help you. If you're crying and yelling, and doing things in the background, they're wasting time trying to get info out of you that could be spent sending someone to help you. It's a hard thing.