Natasha Richardson 911 Calls Released
Published
|
Updated
The series of 911 calls made after Natasha Richardson's fateful accident have been released -- and they paint a very vivid picture of what went on that tragic day.
A video put together by Toronto's The Globe and Mail strings together the radio conversations between paramedics and dispatchers. It's all in French, so the video translates the calls and helps explain what certain codes used by paramedics actually mean.
The video is about six minutes long and incredibly depressing -- but it's truly a fascinating recount of the day's events.