Audio of 911 Calls Following Obama Chef’s Accidental Drowning Released

Both 911 calls made by a secret service agent after former President Obama’s chef, Tafari Campbell, fell into Edgartown Great Pond have been released.
Audio of 911 Calls Following Obama Chef’s Accidental Drowning Released
White House chef Tafari Campbell smiles on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington on Nov. 6, 2008. Ron Edmonds/AP Photo
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Audio of the 911 calls following the disappearance of former President Barack Obama’s chef, Tafari Campbell, has been publicly released by several media outlets and widely shared on social media.
Authorities launched a search and rescue operation on the evening of July 23 at Edgartown Great Pond, near the Obamas’ home in Martha’s Vineyard, after it was reported Mr. Campbell had fallen in the water and sunk beneath the surface.
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