Andrew Coffey’s body was stiff and without a pulse by the time his fraternity brothers called 911.
A recording from the call released Tuesday depicted a disjointed scene on Nov. 3 when the body of the 20-year-old Pi Kappa Phi pledge was found unresponsive after a binge drinking fraternity party.
Fraternity members didn’t know the address, a house on Buena Vista Drive, and commented how Coffey didn’t have a pulse. They also divulged details about the events of the night before.
“We had a party last night and my friend passed out on his side and his lips are purple. His body is extremely stiff and I can’t wake him up, and, honestly, I don’t feel a pulse,” someone can be heard telling dispatchers over the phone. “Oh, God.”
Most of the 10-minute long tape is comprised of the dispatcher coaching someone through chest compressions as EMS officials arrived at the house. Sirens can be heard in the background about eight minutes into the call.
