Utah mom’s horrifying screams heard on 911 call moments before crazed husband opened fire on whole family

A Utah mother made a frantic and desperate 911 call moments before her husband opened fire on their whole family, police say.

Kaylene Allred, 61, was killed and her two children were injured in the attack by 64-year-old Floyal Allred, according to authorities. Allred called 911 just after 10:30 pm on March 31. As she spoke to the dispatcher, shots rang out in the background, and Allred could be heard screaming.

Just seconds later, the dispatcher listened in horror as more shots were fired and the woman on the other end of the line stopped responding.

Unified Police Department PIO Sgt. Aymee Race told People that the woman reported a domestic dispute between a stepfather and son. She told them that there were “threats of a weapon” and that alcohol and drugs were involved.

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When officers arrived at the family home in Kearns, Allred’s son Christian, 30, came running out of the house and told officers that he, his mother, and his sister, 37-year-old Brittany, had all been shot.

The two siblings were transported to a local hospital. As of Tuesday, they were reported to be in stable condition. Tragically, their mother did not survive her injury. Their stepfather also turned the gun on himself, taking his own life.

Police said that they had previously responded to calls from the family home reporting “non-violent domestic violence incidents.”

A GoFundMe fundraiser has been created in Allred’s honor, the page describing her as “a dear friend and coworker who brought warmth and kindness to everyone she met.”

Friends of the deceased mother of two said that she had worked at a Sapp Bros travel stop for 25 years and was a key member of the community.

Her co-worker, Angela Simister, told the outlet that she was aware of the couple’s struggles but never expected this to happen.

“I’ve worked with her for 25 years now, and it’s just heartbreaking every time I go to work and she’s not there,” Simister said. “She deserved so much better. She took care of her kids – she’d do anything for her children.”

“I know that they had been having some struggles. But, I was shocked that it went that far.”

Christian, who was said to be in stable condition, spoke to local outlet KSTU, recounting the moments before the tragedy occurred.

“It didn’t dawn on me until probably the second or third bullet hit me that he was shooting at me,” Christian said. “At that point, it was just about taking cover and getting him away from my family.”