Michigan woman killed by estranged husband called 911 days after requesting protection order that was denied
Tirany Savage, the Michigan woman killed by her husband after a judge denied her a protection order, called 911 days after requesting the order to report threats.
The Michigan woman killed this month by her estranged husband after a judge denied her request for a protection order had twice called 911 dispatchers in the days after she requested the order, saying her husband was harassing her, authorities said.
Tirany Savage called dispatchers on June 26 while she was away from home and said her husband, Bo Eugene Savage, was verbally threatening her, according to the Roscommon County Central Dispatch, which manages the county's 911 and police dispatch calls. During the same call, she told a dispatcher she had filed a request for a protection order only two days earlier.
She called 911 the following day alleging her husband was home and "slamming stuff around," according to the county's central dispatch.
About two weeks later, 35-year-old Tirany Savage, her son and her mother were found dead along with Bo Savage, who authorities say died by self-inflicted gunshot.
The Roscommon County Sheriff's Office, central dispatch said, was notified of both June calls.
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