Witness calls 911 after Hunter Grissom shooting | Forensic Files

my boss just got shot somebody just pulled up and shot my boss she's in a gold uh little gold Chevrolet I don't
know if she's reloading or what what is your name William doy how long ago did this happen a
minute not even do you even know who she is no I have no idea who she is as soon
as she pulled up that's all he said was just called the law I guess I don't know
if it's I don't know who she is you stay where you are and we're getting help on
the way for him okay I don't want him to die he's got a little girl and all are you able to see
anything else no I don't I I don't see nothing else my brother he's with me he wants to come help me but I'm telling
him to stay down there because he's got the gun my boss is not breathing he's not
breathing he's not breathing God where are the cops at they're on the way they are on let me find out how close
they are to you you do see the cops coming I hear some Sirens now okay yeah yeah there's a cop a cop you
see the cop now all right I'm G to get off the phone with you you go talk to her okay okay

William Dockery calls 911 after witnessing his boss, Hunter Grissom, get shot four times in Northport, Alabama, on May 15, 2012. Dockery says Hunter told him to "call the law" just before the first shot was fired. For more, watch "The Girl Next Door" Saturday, July 18 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on CBS.

Brief Summary

A live emergency call reveals a shooting incident involving a boss in a gold Chevrolet, heightening urgency and fear.

Key points

Boss Shot. A frantic call reveals a shooting incident involving the caller's boss.
Desperate Situation. The caller expresses concern for their boss's life and family.

Episode highlights

Desperate SituationThe caller expresses concern for their boss's life and family.“I don't want him to die he's got a little girl.”0:31Nov 21, 2014

Episode quotes

I don't want him to die he's got a little girl.

A desperate plea for help.

0:31WatchNov 21, 2014

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