A 27-year-old Oklahoma man is behind bars facing a first-degree murder charge after he made a bone-chilling call to 911 to confess he had just strangled his girlfriend to death.
The incident, which has sent shockwaves through the local community, unfolded in Tulsa when Joseph Tyler Beck allegedly killed 22-year-old Kyli Molloy during a violent altercation.
The Harrowing 911 Call
In a calm and collected manner, Beck is reported to have told the emergency operator, "I just killed my girlfriend." When pressed for details by the dispatcher, he coldly stated, "I strangled her." The operator, maintaining professional composure, continued to question Beck, asking if the victim was breathing. He replied, "No, she's not."
Authorities confirmed that police and emergency services rushed to the scene following the distressing call. Upon arrival, they discovered Ms. Molloy's lifeless body. Beck was arrested at the location without incident.
A Relationship Turned Deadly
While the exact motive remains under investigation, court documents suggest the murder was not premeditated but was instead the catastrophic result of a sudden argument that escalated into extreme violence. The tragedy highlights the devastating consequences of domestic disputes turning fatal.
Beck is currently being held in the Tulsa County jail. As the investigation continues, the community mourns the loss of Kyli Molloy, a young woman whose life was tragically cut short.
