Nathan Lee

Husband of Denise Amber Lee and founder of a foundation advocating for 911 dispatcher training

Nathan Lee (Husband of Denise Amber Lee and founder of a foundation advocating for 911 dispatcher training) has appeared as a guest on 1 episode in TMT. Topics they speak about most include 911 emergency dispatch, Capital punishment, Charlotte County Sheriff's Office.

In their words

Positions and remarks grouped by topic, each with the exact quote and where it was said.

911 emergency dispatch

  • Nathan Lee said he will keep telling Denise's story to dispatchers nationwide despite the pain because it is important.

    “I know the dispatchers need to hear it. So I'm gonna keep doing it as long as I have breath in my lungs”

    20/20: Her Last Call (Jun 20, 2026) · Listen from 1:22:23

  • Nathan Lee said he assumed a 911 call would reveal Denise's location but learned that is not how it works.

    “I assume she called 911, they know where she is. That's what everybody thinks. Turns out that's not how it works”

    20/20: Her Last Call (Jun 20, 2026) · Listen from 26:06

Nathan Lee on 911 emergency dispatch →

Capital punishment

  • Nathan Lee argued King should not live since Denise does not, while acknowledging the process is slow.

    “Denise isn't here, so why should he be? The pain and the suffering, the horror he put her through, he should not be here”

    20/20: Her Last Call (Jun 20, 2026) · Listen from 1:21:22

Nathan Lee on Capital punishment →

Charlotte County Sheriff's Office

  • Nathan Lee said he filed suit because he wanted those who made mistakes held accountable for inadequate public safety.

    “the sheriff's responsibility to provide the best public safety that they possibly can to their citizens. And Denise wasn't given the best public safety”

    20/20: Her Last Call (Jun 20, 2026) · Listen from 1:17:47

Nathan Lee on Charlotte County Sheriff's Office →

Appearances

  • Her Last Call

    20/20 · Jun 20, 2026 · 1 h 27 min

    20/20 revisits the 2008 abduction and murder of Florida mother Denise Amber Lee, the 911 failures, Michael King's trial, and his 2026 execution.

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