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'He's Dead!' George Michael's Terrifying 9-1-1 Call

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Feb. 10 2017, Updated 10:57 p.m. ET

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George Michael's boyfriend called 911 on Christmas day after he found the singer "cold" and "blue" in his bed in his London home.

Fadi Fawaz called the emergency number and told the operator that he had been trying to wake up the singer for an hour.

"It's George Michael. I think he's dead. He's in bed," Fawaz said on the call. "He's not breathing."

The operator asks where he was "at the moment," and Fawaz tells her "He's in bed, dead."

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He also describes his boyfriend as "cold and he's blue," and when asked if he's "stiff," says "Yes and he's very stiff."

Trying to gauge the situation, the operator asks if he is "beyond any help," and Fawaz replies. "He's dead," and asks for an ambulance. He tells the woman on the phone "He's beyond any help."

Fawaz tells her "I've been trying to wake him up for the last hour but it's not possible. He's gone," and continues saying "He's blue, he's cold."

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Fawaz has been questioned by the police in their investigation of Michael's death but they recently released a statement clearing him of any foul play involvement.

On the call Fawaz told the operator that his death was not expected.

"I went to wake him up. He's gone. You know. He's quite stiff. He's blue and cold."

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