The man was likely just attempting a burglary - not out to murder an old woman. Ruth possibly runs away to hide or to make an attempt to get out of the house and seek a neighbour for help - alternatively, her screaming scares the man off then and there, and she runs to shut the window or check what he's doing. Ruth Price was speaking with a phone operator, when an attempted break and enter happened, she started screaming while the man was trying to break down her door, or enter through a window. So the constant question about this call is "Was it real, or was it fake?", however, I think that there's an angle that hasn't really been considered for some reason: This phone call is real, BUT the story that has been retold over and over again, is completely fake.īuckle up, grab a drink, because this is going to be a long post, but I'm hoping to get some good discussion to see if others agree to this being the most likely solution to this decades long mystery. Here is a recording of the phone call, WARNING this call is pretty disturbing, and there's loud screaming starting at 35 seconds in, so if you're at all sensitive to that, either skip the video, or pause BEFORE that point. Since then this audio has bounced around, with people trying and failing to find a record of such an incident, some think it's complete fiction, others think it might only be based on a real call, or that it's real, and that one of two Ruth Prices, one dying in 1988, another in 1994, could be the potential victim.
With her address unknown, help is not able to arrive. In less than two minutes, the man seemingly breaks in, and brutally assaults and murders the elderly lady, her final blood curdling screams caught on tape. The 911 operator interrupts Ruth before she is able to give her address. In the 1980s, an old woman by the name of Ruth Price, living alone, contacts 911 because of a man prowling around outside her home, she fears for her life.
Here's an article covering the case, but I'll also do my best to quickly sum it up for those who are unfamiliar: So I'm pretty sure this case is well known among a lot of true crime enthusiasts, and it's been covered to death by Youtubers.
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