Harrowing 911 call reveals NJ dads desperate pleas after wife found butchered as cops still have no suspect

Harrowing audio of a 911 call captures the husband of slain New Jersey psychotherapist Brooke Hanlon pleading for help after he found his wife knifed to death inside their home last month — as investigators continue to hunt for the killer. James “Conor” Hanlon placed a frantic call to authorities around 4:30 p.m.on June 6 after he discovered his 35-year-old wife unconscious and butchered on the floor of their Chester, NJ, home, Fox News Digital reported. “I just found my wife [inaudible] CPR, I need CPR instructions,” the distraught husband begged, according to the call obtained by the outlet.“I need you here.

I need you here immediately,” the distressed dad pleaded with the 911 operator. When asked if his wife was bleeding and unconscious, the 36-year-old, who goes by “Conor,” can be heard screaming, “No!”“Oh, oh my god.Oh my god.

Oh my god,” Conor Hanlon can be heard saying while hyperventilating. During the 13-minute call, a dispatcher made a “suspicious death” note on the file, according to Fox News Digital. A previously obtained Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD) log of the 911 call made from the home in the ritzy suburban neighborhood on June 6 was initially reported as a “Cardiac or Respiratory Arrest,” the outlet reported. Though the dispatcher later informed responding units that the 911 caller “did advise that they have a large laceration on the breast,” according to dispatch audio obtained by People.Brooke Hanlon tragically died at the scene of her NJ residence — which is located roughly 40 miles west of New York City. The Morris County Medical Examiner’s Office ruled the mother’s death a homicide by multiple sharp-force injuries. There have been no arrests and no suspects identified in the case.Conor Hanlon has not been charged with a crime or accused of any wrongdoing.The widow has engaged with a lawyer and has been cooperating with investigators, the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office previously said.�...