911 Calls in Simpson Murders Released

The Pickens County Sheriff's Office has released the 911 calls that led to the discovery of the murders of two Dacusville children.

The first 911 call concerns an accident that happened around 6 a.m. near 312 Cherokee Trail.

The caller tells the dispatcher the vehicle has slammed into a tree, hard enough to uproot the tree.

“They are hurt, if they are not dead,” the caller tells the dispatcher.

The second caller tells dispatch that a woman has been injured in the accident.

The second caller then calls back and tells dispatch that the woman involved in the accident is his neighbor and that he cannot get her husband or children to come to the door, even though the husband's vehicle is still parked in the driveway.

“Something's not right,” he says. “We need someone to check this house.”

Those calls lead to the discovery of the bodies of Carly Simpson, 7, and her brother Sawyer, 5, as well as their father Michael Simpson, who was critically injured.

Sheriff Rick Clark said that Suzanna Brown Simpson is charged with killing her children and attempting to kill her husband.

Warrants state that Suzanna Simpson was involved in an accident after the shootings.

Pickens County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Creed Hashe said that Michael Simpson remains in critical condition.

Suzanna Simpson remains hospitalized as well. She will be taken to the Pickens County Detention Center when she is released from Greenville Memorial Hospital, Hashe said.