Sarah Jessica Parker Joins Lovelace; Demi Moore 911 Call Released

Demi Moore’s 911 Call continued:

Female: [redacted portion] “…and then she smoked something I didn’t really see She’s been having some issues lately with some other stuff So I don’t know what she’s been taking or not.”

Operator: “Are you next to her right now?”

Female: “Yes I am I’m trying to do two things at once what do you suggest I can do to make anything better?”

(The operator gives directions not to give Moore any food or drink.)

Female: “I’m just taking cold water and putting it on her back because she’s burning up I don’t know what would have made her do that.”

(There is more discussion about the gate code and location.)

Female: “She’s burning up do you suggest to just keep putting cold water on her?”

Operator: “No this is what I want you to do. Are u next to her right now?”

Female: “Yes.”

Operator: “Is she able to respond to you?”

Female: “Demi, can you hear me? Yeah she’s squeezing hands, there’s no um, she can’t speak.”

Operator: “If she’s not completely passed out, this is what I want you to do. Don’t give her anything to eat or drink, have her rest in a position of comfort and wait for the paramedics.”

Female: “Yeah but she’s convulsing so we’re holding her down.”

Operator: “No don’t hold her down don’t put anything on her mouth don’t hold her down don’t do CPR.”

(More talk about directions to the Beverly Hills home.)

Operator: “Has she done this before?”

Female: “I don’t know. There’s been some stuff recently that we’re all just finding out.”

Operator: “Is she a friend relative who is she?”

Female: “Friend.”

(The phone is passed to a male and more directions are given.)

Male voice: “She seems to have calmed down all of a sudden and is speaking.”

(The operator gives more directions.)

Operator: “How’s she doing right now?”

Male: “She’s much calmer.”

Operator: “Ok good Anything change? Is she still breathing ok?”

Male: “Yeah now she’s breathing fine she’s not convulsing and she’s breathing fine and seems very calm she’s leaning up and she’s talking quiet.”

(Paramedics arrive shortly after and the call is ended.) Demi is believed to have gone in a tail spin after the death of a friend and her ruined relationship with estranged husband Ashton Kutcher.

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