911 Call

**WARNING -- this tape is EXTREMELY emotional **

During the call, Teena's daughter tells the operator, "“I’m scared, I’m so scared! She’s lost her color…her color is gone."

Eventually, the operator realizes there is nothing she can do for the singer -- and instructs her daughter to wait outside for help.

In the call -- made on November 20 -- Kat's neighbor tells the dispatcher that there is "smoke everywhere ... and I think the house is on fire next door." The neighbor also tells the dispatcher she doesn't know if anyone is inside the house.

The caller also mentions that 20-year-old Brandon -- who stars on "Sonny with a Chance" with Demi Lovato -- "feels like vomiting."

As we previously reported, Laura Finley's body was found last month in a stairwell at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel in L.A -- where her husband Joe was auditioning for "America's Got Talent."

As we previously reported, T.I. recorded a video message that cops played to the man as they attempted to talk him down off the ledge of a building.

During the call, a hotel employee at the Hyatt Regency in New Brunswick, NJ tells the 911 operator that Giraldo was in his room and was not breathing.

The employee also tells the dispatcher Giraldo's girlfriend had been trying to reach him all day -- and at the time of the call, she was in the room trying to administer CPR.

As we first reported, the venerable Von A-Hole called 911 a couple weeks ago, claiming he saw a giant snake hanging from the front gate of their Beverly Hills mansion.

As we first reported, Chyna was taken to the hospital over a week ago after downing 4-5 times the recommended amount of Benadryl. The male caller described her as alert, but shaking and in pain.

In the call, an extremely panicked Ricki tells the dispatcher, "The couch is on fire ... please hurry," after she tells her kids, "Mommy had a mistake."

During the call, a state park worker tells the 911 operator, "I need to tell you ... are you ready? The driver is Mel Gibson."

The park worker goes on to explain, "He just drove right into the mountainside."

As we previously reported, cops claim alcohol was not a factor in the crash -- and Mel repeatedly told officers that he couldn't explain how the car drifted off the road.

The unidentified caller also claims the attack happened "in the hallway" of Sam's West Hollywood apartment early Monday morning.

At one point, the operator asks the caller, "Is the owner of the dog a male or a female?"
The caller replies, "I believe a male."

As we previously reported, Sam is now the focus of a criminal investigation surrounding the death of Tiger -- a 3-pound Maltese that was roaming the hallway without a leash.

The person who dialed 911 never talks -- but Gary can be heard in the background, clearly taking charge of the situation ... instructing someone to "call 911" and then identifying their location on Pacific Coast Highway.

TMZ broke the story ... after receiving the call, the L.A. County Sheriff's Department dispatcher sent out a "possible suicide attempt" APB.

A helicopter spotted Timbaland and deputies were sent to his location. Officers then took him home and determined his life was not in danger.

The Sheriff's Department tells TMZ ... "Initial information provided to the Sheriff's dispatch suggested that Mosley [aka Timbaland] might have taken some sort of medication that would make finding him more urgent."

Gary Coleman's ex-wife told police he was "suicidal" and acting crazy during a 911 call she made 4 months before she was -- in her words -- "forced" to pull the plug on Gary.

During the call, made back in January, Shannon Price doesn't sound overly concerned about Gary's well-being -- she told the operator that he was "humiliating me in front of my friend."