The majority of the time first reports are inaccurate, consists of hearsay and speculations and assumptions.
Moe calls Howard after which MOe calls the liason at the hotel because of his cellphone being registered in Dade County
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,255001,00.html
You know, when you hear something like that, you're stunned. You're startled. So you say -- I said what? And so I rushed back. And on the way back she told me to -- she told me to call 911 because she was in the middle of doing CPR.
Now, she called me because I was the last person to call her and way the ear -- the Bluetooth earpieces work, you can press a button on the earpiece and call the last number called. So that's how my number was called.
And so on the way back, of course, I called -- I did call Howard first, because that's her husband. And it did take me longer than a minute to say what I had to say. And then I called the hospital liaison who knew the address of the hospital, because I know if I would have dialed the hospital -- dialed 911 and tried to explain from my cell phone...
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0702/23/lkl.01.html
I can understand being mixed up on times of events....but it could happen. Could the police spokesman have reported what the people said to him incorrectly? Yes - maybe different people told him different info about who called 911.
Anyway - I thought I remembered Mo saying when he called Stern - Stern said he would call the hotel to get the emergency help. So it wasn't Moe who called the hotel it was Stern - according to that interview.
But I haven't come across that interview with Mo yet - maybe you have it.