She killed her family right after cops left. >> Dispatch, I'm 911. What's the address of the emergency? >> OH MY GOD, THEY STABBED MY BROTHER. THEY STABBED US. >> YOUR brother did what? >> My daughter stabbed us. >> A desperate 911 call sends police racing to a home in Bloomingdale, Georgia, where they're forced to confront two emergencies. A severely injured victim and an attacker still on the loose. The following footage has never been seen before. >> What happened? >> THEY STABBED HIM. THEY STABBED US. >> WHERE ARE YOU STABBED? >> WHAT? >> Where's your daughter? >> I DON'T KNOW. I DON'T KNOW WHERE SHE WENT. >> TAKE A DEEP BREATH for me. Try and calm yourself so you can give me some information, okay? We have help on the way for you. >> Officers race to the home. It's a familiar address, but as they step inside and call out to the residents, they're met with an ominous silence. >> BLOOMINGDALE POLICE DEPARTMENT! HOLLY! COME OUT! POLICE DEPARTMENT! HOLLY, COME OUT! >> I HEAR NOISE. >> POLICE DEPARTMENT! >> OH MY GOD, SHE'S OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD. SHE'S RIGHT IN THERE. SHE'S RIGHT IN THERE. SHE'S NOT BREATHING. OH MY GOD, THERE'S TWO VICTIMS. 840, I NEED EMS AND FIRE. We have two victims that are stabbed. >> Inside separate bedrooms, officers find 61-year-old James Doolan and his sister, 62-year-old Shirley Doolan, lying in pools of their own blood. >> Someone's coming, hon. Where are you bleeding, okay? Just breathe, okay? EMS is coming. Okay. Come on. >> EMS arrives moments later and begins assessing both victims. James is still breathing, but Shirley, who has lost a devastating amount of blood, is beyond saving. >> Oh, man. These officers, they see things and they go through things that the average person cannot understand. Like, they will be traumatized with certain images and certain situations that they got to see. Man, kudos to these people, man, because you can see the reaction of the officers when they first arrive. She walked in, "Oh my god!" Like, that's a natural reaction for her. You do get numb to it after a while, man, which is pretty sad working in that in that field, man. >> While EMS throws themselves into trying to save James, officers focus on locating Shirley's daughter, 35-year-old Holly Marie Scott. But, as they begin tracking her down, another call comes into dispatch, one that they never anticipated. >> 911, what's the address of your emergency? >> Uh this would be Morgan Road. >> Okay, is this in reference to a cutting, ma'am? >> A stabbing. I stabbed my mother and my uncle because their child >> Okay. >> Their little child did me My mother my son um something like that. I don't know what happened, but their child and I just killed them. So, I guess we're going to jail. >> And you say their child >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. She said or something like that? When she said that before So, you unaliven people and you don't even know the full thing? Their child da da da da da da like I They did this to my son something like that. What What the hell you mean something like that? You better have concrete evidence. >> mother and my uncle because their child >> Okay. >> Their little child did me My mother my son um something like that. I don't know. >> Like that's the part I'm talking about or something like that. What do you mean or something like that? What do you mean? >> What happened with the child and I just killed them. So I guess I'm going to jail. >> You said their child >> They have video after video after video of child >> It's a startling accusation one that investigators will later examine but the dispatcher's first priority is finding Holly before she hurts someone else. >> Okay, where are you Holly? >> I'm driving. >> You where? >> Devon Road. That's where my son is. >> With no way of knowing what Holly intends to do when she reaches her son the dispatcher alerts officers that she may be heading towards him. Meanwhile back at the trailer emotions are running high as officers grapple with the tragic turn the night has taken. >> You were here earlier that's why. >> Look at me. >> I'm going to head over there. >> According to police records officers have been called to the trailer by a concerned Holly just hours before she attacked her family. >> Wow. >> We got a call. >> Yeah, I got to go to prison. I got time left and I can't survive out here. >> Okay. >> Sorry? Um >> You don't remember? >> I want to finish my time so that I don't have to be on trial out here for everything. Cuz sorry? Um I don't know. >> She want to max out. >> Sorry. I have >> Are you on anything? >> No, not right now. I'm trying to help my mom her falling out so >> Her what? I'm sorry. >> She her falling out of her body stuff all over the bathroom coming from her. >> Okay. You're not in any trouble. We're just trying to figure out what happened what's going on. >> I look like I'm covered in >> No, honey. >> Are you No, we don't see anything. >> I have brown skin? >> No. >> no, honey. >> Is your mom available? >> If I have brown skin on me >> Is your mom available to talk to you? >> No, she's on the toilet. >> It's okay. >> Yeah. >> As the officers took Holly's information, she went to go check on her mom, who called out to them from the bathroom. >> 805 What you say? >> She said you're I have a colonoscopy tomorrow. What's my password? >> Oh, okay. Simple one. She's taking um some medicine to clear her out. >> Confident that Holly's mom was okay, officers turned their attention back to her. >> Okay, I have a question for you. What are you What were you talking about you have prison time left? You want to go back? Can you explain that to me? >> No, I I think I was speaking for somebody else's memory, honestly. Oh, no, she she's either she's on it now or she's coming off of it. >> The officers left without incident, never imagining they'd be coming back to a crime scene mere hours later. >> Okay, the road you're saying you're on route to, is that D E V O N? >> No, I don't think I'm going there. I just I want to get to the end of this road and then y'all can kick me out and uh >> Uh before we continue with that um I did want to say what she said earlier where she said um obviously she's high and things like that, things of that nature. But what I wanted to mention was that she said that she has time left and that she wanted to go back to prison um because she's having trouble out here or something like that or didn't want to be held on trial out here something of that nature. And believe it or not right? You have your prison sentence and then there's a minimum amount of time that you have to do and then you can get out on parole or whatever, right? Or, you also had the choice to stay in and max out your time. And believe it or not, there are inmates that would elect to stay in prison, completely max out, and then go home. So, for example, let's say I did a crime and I have, let's say, a three to seven, right? Okay, I do three years in jail. I have, but my whole thing is seven. I have four years left that I have to do on parole, but I would rather do it in prison, so that way when I go home, I don't have to be on papers because some people cannot handle parole, you know, checking in and peeing in a cup and all of that, like, you know. You know, I don't know why people can't handle parole, but there are people that's out there that cannot handle it. And they know themselves, so they would rather max out, go home without being on papers, back to normal. But anyway, let's continue. >> Let's go down into what road, Holly? >> Old River Road. >> Okay, you're going to the end of Old River Road? >> Yes, ma'am. I think, unless someone Like y'all are going to run out here. >> All right, I want to pull into a subdivision? >> However, when officers arrive and scour the area, she's not there. Back near the crime scene, an officer speak with James and Shirley's relatives. Although they know little about what happened tonight, they describe Holly as having a long and troubling history. >> From your knowledge, do you know if Miss Holly's like using drugs? Does she take any medication? >> I don't know. She's had a past history of being in and out of jail ever since she was 15 years old. So, she had made terroristic threats in New York. You know, like she was 15 years old. So, then she's been you know, in and out of probation and in and out of jail, you know, and it was a whole situation, but she's been in a lot of trouble and in drug use and alcohol and uh last I heard that she when they said that she was schizophrenic, she was bipolar uh schizophrenic. >> Holly had recently been released from prison and was living with her mom and uncle while on parole. However, messages from Shirley to a friend indicate things weren't going smoothly, with some detailing how Holly smashed their TV. Still on the phone with the dispatcher, Holly's explanation for the murders becomes more and more concerning. >> She got um possessed by Satan and then I did that. And someone wanted me to do it. >> How possessed by Satan? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. All right. >> Finally, after talking for several more minutes, Holly gives the dispatcher another location. >> Holly. Hello. >> Yes. >> Okay, you still there? >> I'm at the QuickTrip now. >> At QuickTrip? >> Yes. >> Officers immediately redirect toward the gas station, but as they close in, Holly makes another disturbing statement, this time about her car. >> I don't know if there's a body in the trunk or let's find out. >> Okay, what did you say, Holly? >> I don't see if there's a body in the trunk and then something just said check the trunk. >> Okay, you're talking about your trunk? >> Yeah, there's nobody. >> Holly's rambling statements continue until an officer pulls into the QuickTrip parking lot and spots her. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. TURN AROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> HUH. All right. >> 805, you can clear. She's 10-95. You're under arrest. You know what for? You got a knife on you? >> No, sir. I have no weapons. None. >> Where's the knife at? >> None. None. None. >> With Holly detained, officers check her trunk and confirm that no body is inside. She is then advised of her Miranda rights and agrees to speak without an attorney present. >> What happened? >> Um I was sleeping and I came out of my sleep and I grabbed the knife and I stabbed my uncle twice in the chest. I wanted to do more, but he got up. >> Despite EMS working to save James, his wounds are too severe and he succumbs to his injuries. His autopsy report corroborates Holly's story. He suffered two stab wounds, one that pierced his right lung and another that pierced his liver. Evidence in his bedroom leads investigators to believe he was initially attacked while in bed. >> And then I went into my mom and I stabbed her like like a couple times. I feel like it was eight times. >> Shirley was stabbed six times, including once in the upper shoulder and neck area, severing her jugular vein. She also suffered defensive wounds to both palms. >> So, what made you call 911? >> Um I knew I had to. >> You knew you did? >> I I planned from the start to do that. Not from the start. I'm talk I'm That's not what happened. Um when I was driving, I was thinking I didn't have a place to go. >> Most questions, sir? >> What made you call 911? >> I killed my mom and my my uncle. >> You just You needed to call? >> Yes. >> I got you. Did you know they were dead before you left? >> Mhm. >> Huh? Because Holly had said she was driving toward the home where her son was staying, officers confirmed that he was safe with his grandparents. Investigators later arranged for the child to undergo a forensic interview and according to police records, the investigation found no evidence supporting Holly's accusations that he'd been sexually abused. >> He's dead to me now. He's not happy to be with my son. I've never seen him there. >> Oh. >> According to >> She said her son is dead to me now? WHAT? THAT'S INSANE. That's insane, man. I'm not going to lie. You know, she's mentally You You could tell something is not right with her mentally, man. She is off her rocker. And then to sit there and do that to, you know, to your family bec- because you said that you know, something bad was happening. You know, some people may not agree, but you know, that's understandable. Imagine if someone touched your kid inappropriately or something like that. You might snap, okay? You know, it is what it is. But to completely make that up, what's what's wrong with you, man? You're sick. And it And a lot of the times, the people that have put you in the dirt are the people that's the closest to you, man. >> court documents, Holly was later indicted on six counts, two counts of malice murder, two counts of felony murder, and two counts of aggravated assault. In February 2026, she pled guilty to the malice murder charges combined with the aggravated assault charges. 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