Noissette Apartment fire 9-1-1 calls are frantic and numerous.

By: Matt Bise | WCBD
Published: February 13, 2012

North Charleston, SC --

"I need, I need a fireman bad. We need one bad. A child need this child.

"Ten-zero-five Buist, Buist Avenue. There are 2 kids that got burnt in a fire. Three people."

"I think she done got everybody out . Everybody out but they need help. They are burnt bad."

At around 11:30am Friday morning, the ceaseless calls to North Charleston dispatchers began and continued with increased urgency. The calls were from residents living in or near the Noisette Creek Apartments.

"Yes ya'll need to send the paramedics please hurry up. Ten-oh-five Buist Avenue. There is a house on fire and kids burnt."

As the calls poured in their content began to tell the tragic story of a mother and her two children. They were seconds from being swallowed by the fast moving fire, before a desperate escape and daring rescue.

"The emergency is, One, thousand and five Bust Avenue. Apartment is on fire the one jumped out the window and everybody is trying to help them. I don't know if there are any more kids in the house."

After the family is outside the children involved then, cling to life as the calls continue, with a more urgent tone and graphic detail.

"I have a child right here that has been burned in a fire, smoke inhalation, EMS is on the way. She is not responding breathing really well. I need to know what to do. Dispatch- Ok ma'am as you do know we do know we have EMS on the way. Caller: Is there anything I can do until they get here? Dispatch is he awake? Yeah barely, eyes are starting to roll. Dispatch: Is he clammy? Is he clammy? He is so badly burned I can't tell."