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Sara Duffey 911 call captured screaming before alleged murder-suicide

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The 911 dispatcher said he could hear a “woman screaming and crying” before TikTok influencer Sara Gilson was allegedly killed by her husband shortly after revealing he was a suspected pedophile on social media.

Gilson, who also goes by the name Sara Duffey, shared a post a few weeks ago accusing her husband of being a pedophile. Police responding to a reported domestic violence incident in Owasso, Oklahoma, on July 23 found both Sara Duffey and Jeremiah Shawn Duffey dead. Authorities are investigating the deaths as a murder-suicide.

“I’m trying to reach her, but I could hear a woman screaming and crying in the background,” the dispatcher is heard saying, according to audio recordings obtained by Fox News Digital.

TIKTOK INFUNENCER ACCUSED OF HER ESTATE HUSBAND’S PEDOPHILIA WAS FOUND DEAD IN A POSSIBLE MURDER-SUICIDE

Sara Gilson, also known as TikTok phenomenon Sara Duffey (left), was found dead along with her estranged husband Jeremiah Shawn Duffey in Owasso, Oklahoma, which police investigated as a murder-suicide. (TikTok/@mrsgilson and @duffdaddy1)

The officer reported hearing “some sort of loud explosion in the background” and then made it clear that they were aware of the allegations against Jeremiah Shawn Duffey, whom authorities were trying to locate.

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While discussing the call for help, the officer appeared to refer to the husband by saying “he is a male we were looking for after he was caught kissing a child a few weeks ago.”

A child in the house called 911 and told the dispatcher that his “stepfather shot his mother.” KTÜL.

FORMER TIKTOK INFLUENCER APPROACHED HER HUSBAND FOR YEARS TO LEAVE HER, REVEALED AS A PEDOPHILIA SUSPECT

A layer of text reads as Sara Gilson looks at the camera:

Gilson posted a TikTok video, following the format of a popular trend, in which she claimed her estranged husband was a “pedophile.” (TikTok/ @mrsgilson)

On July 11, before she was found dead, Sara Duffey posted the following caption on TikTok: “Netflix is ​​getting ready for when they release a documentary about my soon-to-be ex-husband and who I just learned is a pedophile.”

Sara Duffey’s ex-husband, Lyle Landers I told people she had “begged” him to leave the man.

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“She was stuck in a relationship where domestic violence seemed ‘okay,'” Landers said. he said. “I had begged her for five years to get away from him. I offered to help her get away from him in any way I could. But he seemed to have some kind of control over her, and she couldn’t seem to get away.”

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“She was a wonderful mother and would die for her children. In fact, her attempt to protect the children ultimately led to her death,” Landers said.

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Sara Gilson sits and a layer of text reads:

Gilson had recently filed a protective order against Duffey and released a video accusing him of sexual assault involving a minor. (TikTok/ @mrsgilson)

A parent and child reported basketball coach Jeremiah Shawn Duffey to Owasso Police on June 9, accusing him of touching a girl during a school event.

Police said Duffey has faced similar charges before. He was charged with lewd molestation of a minor and the case was referred to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

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Following the alleged incident, Sara Duffey filed an emergency protective order removing her from the home.

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The same day, another woman filed a separate protective order against Duffey, claiming she was seen “kissing and caressing” her 15-year-old daughter, a player on the youth basketball team he coaches. from oklahoma.

The publication reported that the man paid the girl “to keep quiet.”

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