911 Call Reveals Moments After Gator Attacks Elderly Woman

It's terrifying video of an alligator moving in for the kill. He's about to attack an unsuspecting 85-year-old grandmother walking her dog by a lake. The horrifying drama at a retirement community in Fort Pierce, Florida, was caught on a wildlife camera. Oh my God! The alligator's gone! The victim's frantic neighbor can be heard on this just-released 911 call. An alligator has a woman! How big is it? It's a huge gator! It's huge! I don't have anything to give her! The call was made by 76-year-old Carol Thomas, who was watching from her lakefront home as Gloria Surge was attacked while walking her beloved dog, Trooper. She was walking her little dog, and the gator grabbed the dog and took her. Is she alive? Yes, she's alive! He pulled her in! He pulled her in the lake! She fetched this pole to try to pull the stricken woman to shore. It's too late! It's too late! Oh my God! Did you pull her under? Yes! Oh no! I was trying to stick a pole out for her, and I was calling you at the same time, and she's gone. Okay. She's gone. It's horrible for her family. It's horrible. Just horrible. And her friends. I talked to a couple of her friends yesterday. They were devastated. Do you wish you had gotten to her sooner? There's no way I could have gotten to her sooner. The 11-foot-long gator was a neighborhood fixture. He even had a name, Henry. He was captured by trappers and euthanized. Authorities are warning pet owners not to walk their dogs near Florida's alligator-infested lakes and waterways. I don't know why people walk their little bitty dogs near the lake.