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The emergency call from Dominic Isom, reporting his fiancée Samantha Henderson as missing, triggered a police search in the picturesque Corfe Castle in Dorset. While family and friends rallied around Dominic and joined the search for Samantha, the police uncovered a series of clues that led to the initiation of a murder investigation.

On October 13, 2011, Christopher Strettle called emergency services to report that he had been threatened by his childhood friend Christopher Honnor, who allegedly came at him with a gun. Strettle claimed the ensuing struggle caused the weapon to discharge. However, as forensic investigators began examining the shooting in Prescot, a very different version of events began to emerge.

In Acomb, York, the police received a concerned call reporting the erratic behavior of Mark Webb, who was threatening to harm himself. When a lone officer arrived to check on the disturbing report, Mark Webb was found dead with his throat slit. A neighbor's eyewitness account caused a stir in the investigation, leading to the arrest of four Acomb residents.

A shared house in Canterbury had regular visits from the police due to disputes among the residents. However, on March 29, 2016, an emergency call led the police to discover a horrifying, blood-soaked crime scene. Two people had been stabbed to death, while two others were in critical condition. The subsequent police investigation uncovered a violent past, a web of lies, and a conspiracy to dispose of the murder weapon.

The unexpected death of Caroline Devlin on March 26, 2006, caused deep sorrow for her four children and her boyfriend, Robert Trigg. Although the autopsy was inconclusive, a brain aneurysm was suspected as the cause of death. Five years later, the police received an emergency call from Robert Trigg reporting another unexplained death—that of his new girlfriend, Susan Nicholson.

Julie Dixon and David Twigg were respected and well-liked in the rural community of Burgh Le Marsh, Skegness, where they ran a thriving carpentry business. The entire county was shocked when masked intruders broke into their workshop, set the building on fire, and killed David Twigg. Emergency services were alerted by the dramatic emergency call from Julie Dixon, who had escaped the fire.

Darlene and Keith Gentry seemed to have it all: a beautiful home in Robinson, Texas, and three wonderful children. However, a panicked emergency call reporting a break-in prompted the police to rush to the scene, where they found one of the residents dead and the family's weapons left in the front yard. An undercover operation by the Texas Rangers later uncovered a shocking conspiracy to cover up a murder.