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911 Calls Released In Scary Story Of 12-Year-Olds Stabbing Girl To Honor Fictional ‘Slenderman’

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June 4 2014, Published 4:15 p.m. ET

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We've got the 911 calls made in the Slenderman case, which the nation talking, hitting close to home for anyone with adolescents.

As widely reported, a duo of 12-year-old girls from Waukesha, Wis., Morgan Geyser and Anissa Weier — who have been charged as adults with attempted first-degree intentional homicide — after they stabbed a peer fellow (not identified) 19 times in the woods, as an homage to the mythical online character named the Slenderman in hopes of becoming his “agents,” or “proxys.”

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The girls were inspired to commit the act after learning about the fictional character on a horror site called creepypasta.com.

The Slenderman is slim, tall and fearsome man in a black suit, always on the prowl for young victims to slaughter; one of the girls, cops said, said they stabbed the girl to quiet skeptics who think he doesn’t actually exist.

In the call, a passerby on a bicycle, who likely saved the victims life, told a 911 operator, “Yes, she's breathing, she says she can take shallow breaths. She's alert. There's a squad car coming now.”

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Weier told investigators that she was morally conflicted about the gruesome act, saying that “the bad part of me wanted her to die https://Breaking Celebrity News/exclusives/2013/03/melissa-dohme-cameron-hill-stabbing-love-florida/, while he good part of me wanted her to live.”

Weier did not think she’d ever return home once with the Slenderman, and brought a picture of her family to remember them by, authorities said.