Newly released 911 calls obtained by multiple outlets describe the emergency response after actress Hayden Panettiere is found unresponsive. The recordings include accounts of first responders attempting life-saving care, including CPR efforts, in an address where she was located.
The reports come nearly two months after Panettiere’s death is reported to be from a drug overdose. CBS News says the call audio shows frantic attempts to save her life, while ABC News and other outlets similarly focus on the response timing and the actions taken by callers and responding personnel. The newly public audio adds detail to previously reported circumstances, though the outlets do not present new independent medical conclusions beyond what has already been reported regarding the cause of death.
Across the coverage, the main difference is emphasis on how the call unfolds—describing the intensity of the CPR efforts in real time—rather than on new, conflicting facts about the overall event.
