Officials Release 6-Minute 911 Call in Brooke Hanlon Stabbing as Case Nears 2 Months Unsolved
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Updated · Fox News · Aug 1
Officials Release 6-Minute 911 Call in Brooke Hanlon Stabbing as Case Nears 2 Months Unsolved
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Aug 1
Summary
A 6-minute, 36-second 911 call captures Conor Hanlon frantically telling dispatchers his wife was not breathing and had a chest "laceration" before saying "there's blood everywhere" during CPR instructions.
Brooke Hanlon, a 35-year-old therapist, was found fatally stabbed in the couple's Chester, New Jersey, home on June 6; prosecutors ruled it a homicide on June 13, citing multiple sharp-force injuries.
Nearly eight weeks later, authorities still have not named a suspect or person of interest, despite releasing CAD logs, offering up to a $1,000 reward, and maintaining contact with Conor Hanlon's attorney.
Jennifer Payne, a close friend from graduate school in Boston, said the prolonged silence has been confusing and heartbreaking as the investigation enters its third month and Brooke's family raises the couple's 12-month-old daughter.