New video shows deadly police shooting after alleged psychedelic mushroom-fueled murders

New 911 calls and body camera footage captured the terror that happened at a Gilbert property. And when it was all over, three people died, including the suspect. Megan Spector with more tonight. 911, where's your emergency? Oh, please come to me. And what's going on? Friend is killing us. He just killed my boyfriend. Just before 11 p.m. on August 1st, panic erupted at a property off South Lindsay Road. A caller pleaded for help, reporting a brutal attack. Where is the person with the knife? Where is he at? He's here on the property. He's still here. Where on the property is he at? Gilbert police say four people who knew each other had gathered that evening and eaten psychedelic mushrooms. Police say 28-year-old Brett Eschleman turned on the group, fatally stabbing and shooting 30-year-old Caleb Worley before attacking 32-year-old Delaney Bristow, who died from multiple gunshot wounds and more than a dozen stab wounds. A third woman survived multiple stab wounds and managed to call 911. I do have a lot of help on the way, okay? I'm gonna grab my rifle. Officers entered the property following the victim's screams. Back here? Let's go, let's go. Moments later, officers came face to face with Eschleman. Police say he lunged and swiped at an officer's rifle before retreating into a bedroom. As officers pushed in, investigators say Eschleman charged back out, armed with a long metal object aimed at an officer's head and neck. An officer fired two shots, killing him. Detectives later recovered an aluminum handle mop, a handgun, and two knives from the scene. The East Valley Critical Incident Response Team is working with the Mesa Police Department on the investigation into the officer-involved shooting. In studio, Megan Spector, Fox 10 News.