Hey, I'm going to take y'all's lives, okay? And I'm going to torch you off. Okay. Come on. You understand me? He just stabbed his dad 30 something times. This good one, right? Yeah, it's family. Yeah, that's fine. Hey, Mom. I love you. Loved you. We always love you. It's 6 p.m. in Dell City, Oklahoma, when police receive a disturbing 911 call. Del City 911. Yeah, Del City. We got a accident over here. I think it's an accident. You come check it out. What's happening? I don't know. There's a man laying on floor with some blood. Okay. Where where are you located? Hey, tell them where we're at, Dad. You know where Hold on, Turbo. Tell them where you're at. Oh. Orbit 184. [Music] Okay. What happened? I need an ambulance. You can send the ambulance over here. Okay. How old is he? Will you send the ambulance, please? Yes. I've got them on the way, but we're going to need some more questions. He's 2,000 plus years old. Come help him. He needs some help. Okay. Okay. Are you the one that's hurt? No. No, it's this other man. Okay. Was he Did he fall? Was he stabbed? Is he conscious? I don't know. You send somebody over here. They can figure it out. Okay. Okay. Okay. What is your name about that? Don't say nothing about that there. Okay. What is your name? Uh, Jackson, Mississippi, USA. Here on Earth. The call cuts off, but seconds later, the man calls back with a chilling question for the dispatcher. Go ahead. Don't put 911. Help you. Yeah, there's a man in here. I called. This the second time I called. This is the third time I called. I understand that. I have officers on the way. Okay. Where is he bleeding from? I don't know. A couple different places. Hey, you get your leg? Yeah. Your your shoulder? Both sides. How about your back? You want one in your foot? Put your shoes off. No. I finally get here. What do you want? Left or right foot? Which one do you want, dispatcher? Whoever you are, I'm sorry. Say left or right and this will be on you. Okay. Question is just left or left or right. I need to know where the bleeding is coming from. Hey, left or right. No, sir. I need to know where the bleeding is coming from. If you don't say left or right, if you don't answer in 3 seconds, I'm going to hang up and I'm assuming you said left. Okay. I'm not going to What is happening? It's okay. Just been somebody. All right. So, left or right? No, sir. I need to know where the bleeding is coming from. You heard that right. The caller demands the dispatcher choose between his alleged victim's left or right foot, presumably his next target. I'm still on the line now. No way. What is going on? He He wants to know left or right. It's him. What do you want? Who is he? I tell you, what? Right there in that same arm right there. No. Say poor Kim. I want him to [Applause] say their full name. Whatever shoe, that might be the last one. Okay, do it. Do it. Take your shoes off. [Music] Okay, y'all. Count it. Six. I'll start it. No. Hold on. Here, boy. Oh my. That's fine. They're They're on their way. Hey, take your shoe off. You choose. All right. She don't want to choose for you. Take Take it Get back up. Take it off. Take it off. Take it off. You want it right there then? No. Well, we sit right here. Huh? Okay. Now, y'all can hear. Can you hear this? No. Get down. Get down there. Get on. Get down. Back over here. Try it over here. Okay. It's okay. The call goes on for minutes where the victim could be heard screaming for help. Moments later, police arrive at the apartment, but appear to be in no rush to get inside. We're entering the apartment building now. clear. Police department. [Music] It's locked. We can't. It's locked. Come unlock it. Open the door, son. Mette, open the door for us. It's locked. I'm not kicking the door in. I can hear you. Open it. 326 453. [Music] Open the door. Yeah. Are you able to walk? Are you able to walk? Why can't you open the door? Stay inside of there. Oh, sorry. No, you're good. Is anyone in the jail at 453? Hey, we advise them. They're ordering me kick the door down, stating they can't open it. [Applause] Our RP is demanding we kick the door in, stating he can't get to it. Open the door. Get in. Come open the door. [Music] What do you think? What did he get? I didn't hear it over here. There's two of you in there. One of you open the door. Open the door. There's two of you in there. The one who can walk come to the door and open it. Yeah, I guess I'm clear. I hear nothing going on other than him saying they kick the door. [Applause] Come open the door. Come talk to me. All right, we're trying. All right, you ready? It's the dead bolt. Finally, one officer gets a crowbar to pry open the door when the suspect decides to make his first appearance. Open the door. Open it. What is going on? Step out here to me. Step out. Okay, we've got the door open. Police identify the suspect seen here as 42-year-old Eric Nimsy, who allegedly just stabbed his dad dozens of times while on the phone with police. All right, go down to your knees. Go down your knees. Put your hands behind your back. I believe in mercy. You believe in mercy? I believe in mercy. Is there anybody else in the apartment with you? What's going on? Okay. Is there blood all over you? Yeah. What's the blood from? 326. Start medical. Get up. All right. Get up. Okay, that's a go to this truck. You got a name? I'm Bentley. I'm all right. You know me? I don't think so. You never seen me? I don't think so. Have you seen me before? Mercy though. What do you mean by that? Just in general. Yeah. Okay, that's cool. So do I. But you never seen me. picture, no nothing. Never heard of my name, face, no nothing. Let's just get a couple things established. That's fine. Well, let me get you in here for a minute. I got to read something. My face. I don't think so. You don't have any nice on you, Burton? Burton? I don't think so. All right. Yeah. Hop in there, have a seat, and I'll talk to you. Let me double lock these so they don't tighten up on you. All right. Let me get my hair back. All right. Okay. All right, there we go. All right, man. If you'll hop in there, be careful getting in. You believe in the Holy Bible? Yeah. But hop in, man. Is that going to get you? That's going to get you there. Wherever you trying to go? I'm not trying to go anywhere. I just want you to sit down so I can talk to you. You know, are you going anywhere? I'm not planning on it. About 120 years. You going anywhere? I'll probably be dead by then, man. I'm going just laugh. All right. I got you. Okay. Since I have you in handcuffs, before we do any more talking, I've got to read you something by law. Okay. The scene inside is too gruesome to show, but the 63-year-old victim was rushed to the hospital where he ultimately survived the attack. 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Now, the officer reads Eric's Miranda rights. Let's see how that goes. Do you understand your rights as I've read them to you? No, you have to read them again. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. It's being recorded. Yes, sir. Anything you say cannot be used against you in court. Okay. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning. If you wish, you can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. All right, do you understand your rights as I've explained them to you? Okay. All right, man. Go ahead and put your legs in. I got to go check on the other guy. Okay. Read them to me again. I need I need some understanding. Please understand Put your feet in. Okay. What if I said I got to figure out what's going on? Okay. What is going on? A check of Eric's background reveals other alleged violent crimes, including a 2018 attack on a police officer that led to a long stint in a mental health facility after he was deemed incompetent to stand trial. Court records show. But three years before this attack, Eric was reportedly discharged and ordered to live with his father under an outpatient care program. Next, another officer arrives to try and talk to Eric. Okay. Well, we can help you with that. What's What's your name, buddy? I don't want I I haven't read my rights. I did, but he I didn't understand them. I was asking him to read them again. You wouldn't read. He said he was busy, right? But we read them two or three times. Oh, you want me to read it? Hey, I'll read it one more time. You want me to read again? I'm a little on that side. Okay, let me read you about about seven. About seven times. All right. Okay. Uh you have the right to remain silent. Remember two or three. Number one, you have the right to remain silent. No. What how many times have you read this to me? I try maybe third. We'll call three. Okay. No. Uh, you have the right to remain silent. The officer tries again to read Erica's Miranda rightites, but that doesn't get him very far. How old are you? There's nothing outside. 34. Huh? Way older than that. 40. Way older than that. 50. Is your 70? Don't stop neither. We'll get to it. All right. Are you a neighbor? The mail called outside. Do you live here? Do what? What comes after whatever you just said? 120. 140. We can do this all day. Keep going. All right. No, it's all right. You want the answer. I want the truth. That's like 15 guesses, man. I'm just starting a zillion. Okay. Surely you get out of a zillion. If not, we'll give you a zillion tries if you make it that long. One a day. How many zeros are in a zillion? Well, ask Google. That's right. All right. Hey, do that then do 120 from your birth to 120 years and then we'll figure out we'll figure out the rest. All right, I got you. Hey, watch your watch your feet. I got to shut the door again. Okay, read me my rights one more time, please. Here, let me shut the door and I'll come read them to you right there. Okay. I'd like for you to read them right here. Well, we don't want to hurt you. I don't I don't want y'all to hurt me. I want Let me read me my rights one more time. I'll give them to you once you get in. Let me do it when you do right here and then ri me. No, you're trying to control the situation, man. Hold on. Hey, look at that. I see. What is that? I think it's blood. What kind of blood? I don't know, man. But here, I'm going to shut the door. Can you get your foot in? Put your foot back in. Get in. All right. Put your foot in. Put your camera. I'm getting in there. Okay. I appreciate you. My camera's looking at you. All right, buddy. Your camera's looking at you. Put your foot in. I can only have one door open at a time, so I got to shut this one. Okay. Moments later, Eric complains about his handcuffs when the nice officers decide to help him out. I got you. Are you going anywhere? I'm going to be with you. Where? What? Right down here. Where? On your knees, man. Why would you be like that? No. Go over there and you you could do it from over there, man. You don't think so? No, I don't think so. Okay. What if I said I know so? I don't Would you double down? Double down. I don't know. I don't know. Let's record it. Figure it out. Hey, grab his arm. Yeah, go ahead. The keys are going up. Okay, remember [Music] how long you been a cop with D City? Just about 3 years. All my skin. That's fine. Hold on. We're trying not to. Yeah. No, take time. Do what you got to do. I'll talk to y'all. Got a little bit of time. These other cuffs should be a little bit uh looser feeling for you. Okay. I trying to figure out I was one of yall telling me my right reading my rights again and explain to me why I'm out here. You know what, dude? I'll read them to you again once we get this thing terrible. That's fine. Thank you. That feel a lot better, sir? Uh my side's one it's tingling. Okay. This good one, right? Yeah, it's filming. Yeah, it's fine. Hey, mama. I love you. Love you. Well, always love you. I want to make sure we got a lot of red stuff. I want to make sure I might just handle that as my handcuff. Talk to you about how high could I count. Yeah. Yeah. That's fine. Hop inside. Get back inside for sure. All right. Now, I'm going to shut this door free. Eric is taken to the police station where this time officers aren't taking any chances with the dangerous suspect. All right, Mr. Nim, come on out here for us. Before I get out, you're going to answer. Lion, tigers, or bears? Lions all the way, buddy. How about you? Lions. How about you? Lions, tigers, or bears? No. Are cool. Where you go to school, man? I said lions. Tigers or bears? Answer and I'll get out whenever when you all get done answering. Huh? Tigers. Tigers and lions. How about you? You. You want the bear? You get the bear. Six of them. Six bears. Six tigers. I'll get you. No, you're going to be special. Okay. All right. Come on. Come on. You got that. Okay. Y'all know me. Have you ever seen me? I haven't ever seen you. You ever seen my mother? No, sir. You don't know none of this. I don't know none of this. All right, just come here chance. Do you hear me? Come on here with us, it's going to be bad for you. Come here. Y'all come get me. It's It's going to be bad for you. We We don't want to do that. Yeah. I didn't want I didn't want to do what I had to do. That's what you want to do. We're going to have to pull you out. You do. I'll get out. All I just want to hear is that. Hey, say amen. Come on out here. Okay. All right. We're going to We're just going to stand out here like a like a human. Like a human. Would you Would you kill a human? If I had to. If you had to? Yeah. What if you What if it was for some money and it was for the wrong reasons? I wouldn't do that. What? What if I killed your mother? What would you do to me? I asked one of these guys, Bentley. He wouldn't answer me. Mr. Nimsy, come on. Step out. I just answer that real quick. All right. Tell me what you would do to me if I've killed your mother and I fell into your hands. Okay. Well, I don't want to play hyper. No. No. This is This is This is real. No, this is this is real life. What's happening there? Yeah, that's fine. What just happened over there? Was that real life? It was real life. Oh, yeah. Uh-huh. Okay. Hey, get a good picture of that. Get a good picture of what? What? What you seen in there? Yeah. What was it? We got several of them. What was it? I don't know yet. You don't You don't see You don't know what you seen? I I don't know yet. No, I don't know. You didn't go in the house. Did you go in the house? The apartment complex. Did you see anything in the kitchen floor? I saw a lot of stuff in the kitchen. What did you see? Red stuff. Yep. What? Some of this stuff. Yep. Come on out for me. All right. Well, hey, just take that picture. Keep it visual, okay? And I I'll remind you of it. Okay, come on out. All right, I'm going get out. All right, please get out. Hey, I'm going to take y'all's lives, okay? And I'm going to torch y'all. Okay, come on. You understand me? Everybody say, "Okay, it's rough." Okay, you're going to be special. You're going to be special. You're going to be spe Look at me. Look at me. It's okay. Hey, that's fine. I'm going to get out. You're going to look at me, too. And I'm going to take your life. Everybody's looking at you. But we're getting awful. We're getting awful. Okay. Do that again. One more time. You know what I'm talking about. If I go like that, what you do? You know what I'm talking about. When I do that, I'm not talking about your taser. Hey, get some water. That's fine. Let's go. Come on. Come on. Come on. You don't You don't know what I'm talking about. You do that that taser thing one more time. The taser thing. Yeah. Y'all do that to my mom. Y'all do that to my mom. We'll tase you. We'll beat you. We'll kill you unless you drink all this lick. Come on out with that spoon. Come on out. Hey, we can go. We can go. Okay. Here's what I'm going to ask you to do. I'm going to ask you to step right back here. Okay, that's fine. Do me a favor, Mr. Ny. Go ahead and go down to your knees first. That's fine. Go ahead and go down your knees. Remember this moment. All right. We will. We will. All right. Now, fold all the way down on your belly. All the way down on your belly. We'll support you till you get this. Okay. We're not going to let you fall. We're going to take some clothes off of you. We can probably pull those. Officers cut off the suspect's clothes for evidence before escorting him into the police station. Yeah. Yeah. Or no. Anybody go from here? It's all right. Go ahead. Do what y'all got to do. Thank you. Yeah. Do what you got to do. Did you get a thing? That's pretty good. Hey, y'all ever heard of tine day NBC? No. Is that what it's on? Everybody heard of that. Oh yeah. Yeah, sure. That's cool. I was just asking what they do on there. Uh crime. Crime shows. [ __ ] Quick news. What are you trying to do? No. We're taking some pictures, man. Some pictures. We're probably good to go. Okay. You want to roll over to your side? You almost set. You ready? Stand up. All the way over. Okay. We're going to go to your butt. Ready? Grab me. Lift me up. Think real quick. Where are you? All right, dude. Y'all want another one? If it make you feel better, let me get to the line. All right. You ever seen the line? All right. We're going to walk inside. Okay. See what you see. Can you walk towards that officer Gomez over there? All right. You want that? There you go. We'll mess with them inside. That's all it is. Who makes it? Why you not put I'm not, man. We're just escorting you inside. We're just escorting you in the shirt on the inside. Next, Eric is taken to the county jail where one officer checks in with staff. He just stabbed his dad 30 something times. Before bringing the 42-year-old inside. Yeah, we cut them out of them cuz they were soaked in blood. You going to save those clothes? You say those clothes for me? Yeah. Yeah, bro. I got you. Yeah. Souvenir. All right. Down here on your knees. I'm in front of you. All right. I'm going show you what's about to happen. Okay. Okay. Look at me. Yeah. You're there. Hey. It's okay. about those people out of front into the bank if they're processed. He's good. I'd be a little nervous, too. I'd be a little nervous, too, but I about to die and go to hell. Eric was booked into the Oklahoma County jail for domestic assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and domestic assault and battery resulting in great bodily harm. At last check, his case remains open. What do you want me to do? You got my foot there. Just stand right there. We're not going anywhere yet. Killer, huh? Cop killer. No, that's me. Ready? Yep. So ready.