[quote] ‘Terrified’ female from Scott and Kelley Wolf’s home cries to dispatcher in 911 call: ‘I can’t live like this’
On the morning of Friday, June 13, an unidentified female suspected to be Kelley called 911 from the estranged couple’s property in Park City, Utah.
The woman claimed that she was having problems with her brother-in-law and 16-year-old son and “didn’t feel safe” at the home, according to an audio clip of the call released by the Summit County Sheriff’s Office and obtained by TMZ.
“I’m going through a very bitter divorce battle with my now, hopefully, ex-husband, who is currently filming a movie in Los Angeles,” she began. “His brother is here, meant to be helping with our children, and I do not feel safe with him in the house.”
“I’m going through a very bitter divorce battle with my now, hopefully, ex-husband, who is currently filming a movie in Los Angeles,” she began. “His brother is here, meant to be helping with our children, and I do not feel safe with him in the house.”
“I’m standing outside in my robe, on the side of the road, again,” she told the 911 dispatcher. “I have been living in my car, in my neighbor’s basement. I have been called every name in the book by all of my children.”
“I believe I am being psychologically abused, I believe the children are suffering from child alienation,” she claimed. “I am a mental health practitioner, so I know these words.”
The distressed caller then said that she was “terrified” and “needed help” because her son and brother-in-law were allegedly “blocking” her from returning to the home.
“I am shaking, terrified and I need help,” she said. “I want to enter the home, and they are blocking my entrance to the home. What do I do?”
Later on in the call, the woman said that her “famous husband” was “controlling and being insane” amid their ongoing divorce and that she “can’t live like this.”
“His family was nice to me. I’ve been nice to them for 21 years,” she alleged to the 911 dispatcher.
“I don’t believe that they’re, like, gonna pull a weapon out or anything like that,” she added, regarding her son and brother-in-law. “I just, I can’t live like this.”
The 911 call was placed at 2:50 a.m. and lasted around 15 minutes.
Once the Summit County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to the home to investigate the situation, one of the male individuals at the scene told officers about a “past-occurred assault” that occurred at the home on March 6, 2025.
He claimed the female caller allegedly “put her hands around his neck,” but clarified that she “did not choke him hard enough to restrict blood or air flow.”
“After a few minutes of conversation, [the alleged victim] stated that [the individual’s] attempt to choke him may have caused air and [blood] flow restriction for a small moment,” the responding officer’s police report read, per Us Weekly.
“[The alleged victim] stated [the individual] did this in their bedroom while he was laying in bed in the presence of [a third party],” it continued. “[The alleged victim] stated he did not receive any injuries, marks or bruises from the incident.”
Although the officer later followed up with the purported choking victim about the alleged assault, he declined to press charges.