"I reached over and grabbed that phone, dialed 911," Colletti continued.
and she's just staring at him and not acting rationally." "We hear the conversation between the two of them. "This is all on the audiotape," Varrone said. She just kept staring at me and going, 'Help me, help me, help me.'" 'What's the matter?' She wouldn't answer me. All of a sudden, I heard screaming out here and banging on that door. "It was like 5:00 in the morning," Colletti recalled. running towards the nearby home of Gus Colletti, a retired insurance fraud investigator and resident of Oak Beach for over 30 years. Still on the 911 call, Shannan fled the house. "She's saying, 'There's someone after me there's someone after me,'" he said.
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LI Serial Killer: Missing escort, crime scene & victims 22 photosįormer Suffolk County Chief of Detectives Dominick Varrone, who has heard the call, is speaking for the first time on network television. Shannan's sister believes something awful happened in that house to terrify her because of a 911 call Shannan made from right inside the client's home. "Her driver dropped her off and she was there for quite a while and then. "My sister met the client through Craigslist and went to his house around 2:00 a.m.," Sherre explained. They learned that Shannan and her driver had left New York City shortly after midnight on May 1, 2010, and headed to a gated community in Oak Beach. They spoke to a dozen witnesses and homeowners in the area trying to piece together a timeline. "We went to all the houses around the area to, like, knock on their doors and just say, 'Hey listen, did you see my sister?'" Sherre said. By then, she had been missing for eight days. The Gilberts say they immediately filed a missing persons report, but with no news, they drove 140 miles from their home in upstate New York to Oak Beach, Long Island, to look for Shannan themselves.
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