A Michigan court on Thursday heard the devastating 911 call Stephen Anthor made October 18, 2017, moments after a rock thrown through a window fatally struck his friend Kenneth White.
Attendees in Flint on Thursday listened to the 15 –minute recording between Anthor and the dispatcher as they tried to locate the victim who was injured by five teens hurling rocks from Dodge Road overpass while driving south in the Interstate 75.
As suspects Mark Sekelsky, 17, and Alexzander Miller, 16, had a hearing before Judge Joseph J. Farah to decide whether they'll be sentenced as juveniles, they heard Anthor yell into the phone: 'I got a guy bleeding out. I got a busted windshield and my buddy's heads about gone.
Court Thursday heard a 911 call Stephen Anthor made moments after a rock thrown through a window by five teens fatally struck his friend Kenneth White in Michigan. Mark Sekelsky, Alexzander Miller, Kyle Anger, Mikadyn Payne and Trevor Gray are pictured
Court heard heard Anthor yell into the phone about White (pictured): 'I got a guy bleeding out. I got a busted windshield and my buddy's heads about gone'
'Kenny, don't die, man. Come on Kenny, wake up man. Come on man, please. I can't get a response from him.'
Miller and Sekelsky entered manslaughter pleas as part of a deal last October.
White mother left the courtroom in tears while the audio of Anthor begging him to hang on played, MLive reports.
'Come on man, we got that fishing trip to go to,' he could be heard pleading.
On Thursday, the judge said: 'The presumption for an adult sentence has to be overcome,' Farah said in court. 'Which sentence
