Tell my Mom I love her, if I die,” Kyle tells the 911 operator. I’m trapped inside a gold Honda Odyssey van,” he said. This time his voice was faint but he gave key information about the type of van he was in - something he hadn’t done during the first call. 7UNYfsABFf- Cincinnati Police Department ApKyle’s second callīut just two minutes before officers ended their search, Kyle had called 911 again. Two officers responded at 3:26pm to patrol and investigate the incident. Officers didn’t find anything in the parking lots near the school, so they closed the incident.Īt April 10th at 3:14pm a 911 call taker rcvd a call from Kyle Plush who stated they were struck in a van. The search for the van lasted 11 minutes. While the search was going on, a 911 operator tried calling Kyle back, but after several rings his voice mail picked up. “It was really hard to hear,” the operator told the deputy. In a news conference Thursday, Cincinnati Police Chief Eliot Isaac was asked if the deputy had seen the right van, “we believe that the deputy saw the van a little bit later.” “I looked in a van and I didn’t see anybody in it,” the deputy told dispatchers. The deputy searched in at least two parking lots near the school. A map on the school’s website shows seven parking lots surrounding the campus.Ī Hamilton County Sheriff’s deputy who was working traffic detail for the school also searched the area. Saunders said there are several parking lots associated with the school. Location map of this area where a 911 call was received from a subject stated they were stuck in a van outside of Seven Hills school where the Honda Odyssey was located.
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