**Former Michigan Coach Sherrone Moore’s Disturbing 911 Call Revealed**
Audio from a 911 call made by Kelli Moore, the wife of former Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore, has surfaced, indicating that she expressed concerns about her husband’s mental health following his firing in December. The call, obtained by TMZ, captures Kelli discussing her husband’s alarming state with emergency operators.
“I’m worried that my husband is going to hurt himself. Can you guys track his phone?” she stated during the call. When asked why she believed he was in danger, she replied, “Because he said that to me. He said he is trying to kill himself.” Kelli explained that Sherrone had just lost his job and was in crisis, adding, “He just called me saying he got fired from his job, and he’s in crisis. I told him that I love him and that I need him to come home, but I don’t know where he is. He said he was on a highway.”
Kelli further identified her husband, saying, “He works at the University of Michigan … his name is Sherrone Moore … I just need to make sure he’s safe. He’s called a couple of times, and I’m terrified that he’s gonna do something to himself. I told him to come home.”
In January, Sherrone Moore was arrested on multiple charges, including a felony charge of third-degree home invasion and two misdemeanors for stalking and breaking and entering without permission. He was released on bond and is scheduled to appear in court on January 22, where a not guilty plea has been entered on his behalf.
Moore has been accused of having a prolonged history of domestic violence with a staff member with whom he allegedly had an inappropriate relationship. Court documents reveal that the staffer’s attorney, Heidi Sharp, made allegations regarding Moore’s behavior on the day he reportedly entered her home without consent, leading to his arrest.
Prosecutors outlined the events leading to Moore’s arrest, noting that he had been in an “intimate relationship” with the staff member for several years. Following their breakup just two days prior to his arrest, Moore allegedly contacted her through calls and texts, prompting her to reach out to the University of Michigan and cooperate with an investigation. This ultimately led to his termination from the coaching position.
The situation escalated when Moore allegedly forced his way into the staffer’s residence, brandished a butter knife and scissors, and threatened his own life. Prosecutors claim he told her, “My blood is on your hands” and “You ruined my life.” If convicted, Moore faces significant legal consequences.
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