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Kenneth Davis has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of two-year-old Kinzlea Kilgore.

Kilgore died on May 13, 2018.

Davis says he was helping a friend move when he heard a loud scream and found Kilgore on the ground. Davis took Kilgore inside and said she quit breathing and was airlifted to a hospital in Springfield where she was pronounced dead.

The PC statement says during the autopsy, Davis' report was not consistent with her injuries. The official cause of death was ruled a homicide. During further investigation, it was ruled that Kilgore was hit in the face by an object.

Kenneth Davis is already in ail on child abuse charges. He's charged with beating a child in another case.
http://buffaloreflex.com/news/davis...cle_651c17b0-aafe-11e8-870f-9ffb33973d57.html
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"Kenneth Davis. He's locked up right now for beating his 8 year-old daughter.

According to court documents the young girl is Davis' own daughter. He told deputies he didn't know she existed until about a year ago.

Authorities said Davis claimed the girl's injuries were caused by multiple falls.

Also that she was missing hair because he found a tick on her scalp and pulled it out along with a few strands.

Her lip swelled up after he had to slam on the breaks of the vehicle he was driving.

The child was also found with cuts on her face. Davis said she got those injuries when she jumped a fence and hit a tree branch.

The child told deputies a different story.

Her written statement said that Davis hit her in the face and head. She also said that he grabbed and choked her around her neck. The child told authorities that he also hit her with a belt and pulled her hair out.

Deputies questioned other people in the house where the child was found. They confirm that they actually saw Davis abusing the little girl.
http://www.kspr.com/content/news/Fa...Greene-County-man-to-her-death-487178311.html
 
Holy fuck.

Kenneth R. Davis, 31, Springfield, was charged Tuesday, Aug. 28 in Dallas County Circuit Court with the second-degree murder of two-year-old Kinzlea Kilgore on or about May 12. Davis’ bond was set at $2 million.

Dallas County Prosecuting Attorney Barbara J. Viets charged that Davis caused the death of the young girl by hitting her in the head with a blunt object, and Kinzlea died as a result of injuries sustained from this conduct.

“An individual convicted and sentenced for this offense shall not be eligible for parole until 85 percent of the sentence is served,” according to the complaint.

In his probable cause statement, Lt. Tony Kinser of the Buffalo Police Department said that on Sunday, May 13, Officer Justin Bartee responded to 647 E. Main Street in Buffalo to assist medical personnel with a two-year-old, unconscious female. Officer Bartee arrived and medical personnel were performing CPR on Kinzlea Kilgore.

Officer Bartee observed severe bruising to the child’s face. When interviewed by police at the scene, Kenneth Davis stated that Kinzlea was left unsupervised in the cab of a parked 1985 S10 pickup truck, with the passenger and driver’s door shut and both windows in the down position, according to the report.

Davis said he and Sierra Barrett, Kinzlea’s mother, were helping a friend move from the residence. When he heard a loud scream, he went outside of the residence, and he observed Kinzlea on the ground driveway, attempting to stand up, he said. According to the report, Davis said he picked up Kinzlea and took her into the residence where he cleaned the gravel from her face. He said he washed Kinzlea’s head and face with water. Davis said that approximately three minutes before medical personnel arrived, Kinzlea quit breathing, the report said.

The child was airlifted to Cox South Hospital in Springfield and pronounced dead on arrival by Cox staff.

Lt. Kinser said he attended the autopsy for Kinzlea at Cox South. The medical examiner said the injuries were not consistent to the story given by Davis of how she was injured and ultimately died. Lt. Kinser said he observed Kinzlea’s scalp to have a large void or separation from her skull and obvious blood between her scalp and skull. The official cause of death to Kinzlea on the death certificate is homicide.

A search warrant was obtained and executed for the 1985 pickup truck. Sgt. Trammel of the Missouri State Highway Patrol and Sgt. Duane Hamilton of the Buffalo Police Department executed and processed the vehicle. Stains field-tested as blood on the passenger side of the bench seat, underneath the glove box, on the back window, on the driver’s side door and window, and on the passenger side door. Cast off blood was noted on the interior ceiling of the vehicle, possibly from Kinzlea’s head and face being struck by an unidentified object.

Lt. Kinser said that on Thursday, May 17 he interviewed Kenneth Davis at the Greene County Sheriff’s Department. During the interview Davis told Kinser the same sequence of events as he told Officer Bartee, the report said. Davis said he was alone with Kinzlea from 9 a.m. until approximately 3 p.m. He denied causing the death of Kinzlea.

Lt. Kinser interviewed Kenneth Plumb, who said he lent Davis a trailer on May 12 and he had seen Davis and Kinzlea at Davis’ residence in Springfield a few hours before the child’s death. Plumb showed Lt. Kinser his call log on his cell phone. At 9:55 p.m. Plumb called Davis and asked where is the trailer. Davis told him he was almost done. At 10:42 p.m. Plumb called Davis to inquire about his trailer again, but before Plumb could ask, Davis said Kinzlea fell and she wasn’t breathing.

According to the report, Kenneth Plumb and Patricia Plumb drove to Buffalo. Patricia Plumb told Lt. Kinser she found Kinzlea naked on the living room floor, with a brown shirt covering her body. Patricia Plumb said Kinzlea’s fingers were blue and her body felt cold. Patricia Plumb told Lt. Kinser that Kinzlea was not breathing and didn’t have a pulse. She said the 911 operator instructed her on how to start CPR and she did until medial personnel arrived.

The report said that video surveillance shows Kenneth Davis driving through the intersection of Main and Maple Street at 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 12. Cell phone records show that Sierra Barrett is at a residence in Springfield at 10:30 p.m., and video surveillance shows Barrett is at a gas station at the intersection of Kearney and Grant in Springfield at 10:42 p.m. Kenneth Davis had care, custody and control of Kinzlea at the time of her death at 647 Main Street in Buffalo, according to Lt. Kinser.

Davis also was previously charged on June 30 in Greene County with abuse or neglect of a child, which the court said caused serious emotional or physical injury. His bond in Greene County was set at $100,000.

The Dallas County Prosecutor was heavily criticized for months for not filing charges sooner.

In a press release Tuesday, Prosecutor Viets explained the case from her point of view. The press release follows:

“On May 16th, 2018, the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office was made aware of an investigation stemming from an incident on May 12, when the Buffalo Police Department had arrested and had in custody another person for the crime.

“The Prosecuting Attorney then advised the police officer that at that time there was not sufficient evidence to file a charge and that further investigation was needed. The prosecuting attorney then assisted in procuring search warrants for evidence. In the weeks and months to follow, reports were received outlining the facts as they were discovered during the investigation. Additional reports have now been received to establish probable cause, allowing for the filing of this charge.

“The Prosecuting Attorney’s office appreciates the patience of the family and the communithy as all have waited for the necessary reports that offer facts which allow for the filing of appropriate charges for the offense. We recognize that false information and the resulting emotions were played out in public and on social media, but this office and law enforcement are governed by Missouri Statutes and Missouri Supreme Court Rules that preclude any public release of information pertaining to the investigation during the course of said invesitgation, and until charges are made public.

“Any prior release of false information was not from this office. Additionally, as said public activities and social media information were exposed to the public, this office was not allowed to comment at the time. It is our most sincere request that the public look to facts available and consider the source of the information as these cases play out in the public arena that we are now widely exposed to. This office, too, seeks justice for K.K. [Kinzlea Kilgore].
http://buffaloreflex.com/news/charg...cle_7688532a-ab07-11e8-81e6-ff32746abd80.html
 
What in the hell. He looks like a white monkey. Probably has the mental capacity of one, too. Who would look at that and think, "Good baby-makin stuff right there"? Hope he rots in prison and gets the ever lovin crap beat out of him every.single.day.
 
Jury selection is underway in the trial of a Springfield man accused of felony child abuse.

Kenneth Robert Davis is accused of torturing his 8-year-old daughter last year, severely beating and choking her.

A jury from Greene County will be picked from a pool of 70 people. Since Davis has been deemed a persistent felony offender he is not eligible for jury sentencing if convicted. Judge

The trial is expected to end later this week.

Davis is also charged for beating Kinzlea Kilgore, 3, to death in Dallas County a few months before he allegedly beat his own child. Dates for that trial are pending.

Davis is being held in the Greene County Jail without bond.
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A jury found a Springfield man guilty of brutally beating his then eight year old daughter, Thursday afternoon.

The verdict was handed down after just three hours of deliberation. Robert Davis now faces possible life in prison.

The gruesome details of the case were recounted over the course of four days, and included testimony from Davis’ daughter, now ten, who gave details of the beating in court on her birthday.

One woman who spoke to KY3/KSPR’s Frances Watson said justice for the girl was pivotal in deciding the verdict.

“It didn't take very long. We all agreed that he was guilty," said Clara Starks, one of twelve people tasked to judge Robert Davis. Starks was among those who decided on the seven felony child abuse and neglect charges he faced for brutally beating and torturing his young daughter.

"It's just sad, really sad," said Starks.

She says that everyone on the jury was shocked to hear the evidence against Davis.

"Before you send somebody away for life potentially, you want to make sure that you got it right. We went over each question. We asked question after question after question until there was no doubt,” she said. “We certainly didn't want him to be around other children."
Starks says that she did not know Davis also faces charges in Dallas county for the beating death of two year-old Kinzlea Kilgore until after court was dismissed.
The toddler's family thanked her.

"That makes me feel even better about what we just did," said Starks.

Robert Davis took the stand to tell his side of the story. He told the jury about the afternoon he spent at the creek with his child. He claimed on the stand the child received her injuries by falling along a curb, and then climbing into the back seat of a car.

Greene County investigators told a different story about the girl's injuries while on the stand. The child testified Davis pulled her hair out in the beating.
 
A Springfield man who is charged in the 2018 killing of a toddler was given consecutive life sentences Friday for abusing a different child.

Kenneth Davis, 33, was sentenced to the prison time at a hearing in front of Greene County Judge Thomas Mountjoy.

A jury found Davis guilty in September of seven counts of child abuse for beating an 8-year-old girl in Greene County.

Deputies say Davis' assault left the girl with a bruised and bloodied face and clumps of hair missing in July 2018.

After hearing more evidence on Friday, Judge Mountjoy gave Davis the maximum sentence on each count and ordered them to run consecutive. That means two life sentences, plus 10 years on the five lesser child abuse convictions.

Davis is also awaiting trial in a separate case for allegedly causing the death of 2-year-old Kinzlea Kilgore in Buffalo two months before the 8-year-old was assaulted in Greene County.

In Kinzlea's case, Davis was accused of killing the toddler by "hitting her in the head with a blunt object."

In both cases, authorities say Davis tried to explain the child's injuries as accidental

Assistant Greene County Prosecutor Stephanie Wan said Friday that Davis had never taken responsibility for his actions.

Online records show Davis is scheduled to stand trial in Kinzlea Kilgore's death in June.
 
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I want this little Pud to get the justice she deserves.

Hopefully when he is tried and convicted for killing Kinzlea he is sentenced to natural life.

And when he appeals (they always do) that they laugh at this pathetic worthless man as they say Denied.
 
Kenneth Davis, 34, has been sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to killing 2-year-old Kinzlea Kilgore.

Prosecutors said Davis killed Kinzlea by hitting her in the head with a blunt object. Davis with the boyfriend of the child's mother.

Davis was previously sentenced to two consecutive life sentences for abusing a different child. Deputies said Davis left that girl with a bruised and bloodied face and clumps of hair missing in July 2018.
The sentence will run concurrently with the two life sentences plus fifty years that Davis was sentenced for abuse against his own daughter. She recovered from his abuse.
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god just destroy that one.

I know I write that a lot

but it's true.

Shoulda been destroyed before it could get its teeth into a second kid.
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Where's his neck?!? Did someone steal it?
It apparently takes an attempting tough-guy with a big muscle neck to destroy a small child.

or not.

Hard to tell from the pic but he looks short to me, actually. Maybe that's contributing to his mental problem/worthlessness.
 
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When he went in he was a wad of cookie dough.
Now he's gotta get all swool to protect himself from the inmates that hate child killers and need a little cred to up their social status.
His life will now consist of constantly looking over his shoulder and I'm cool with that.
 
@LFODBiker That Hollister picture is old (must have been a from his younger days as an asshole) all the other pics of him, including his latest court appearance have looking like pathetic piece of shit is and always has been.
 
Hopefully this animal is treated the same way he treated the children who unfortunately were left with him.

To Kinzlea Rest in Peace- some how the sentence offers no comfort
To his daughter may you heal and be stronger than your mother so you do not choose a man like your father.
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