Well, I think the pro-choice advocates opposed those laws for just that reason: the creeping legal definition of personhood on to fetuses.

Roe v. Wade is based on the increasing interest of the state to protect life as a fetus edges toward viability until birth when a baby achieves personhood. For the state to provide additional protection against the murder of a pregnant woman doesn’t seem inconsistent with the spirit of the ruling.

Left by Preston on June 24th, 2007 at 7:20 am

Could see that one coming a mile away. He had legitimate and illegitimate kids all over the place. Obviously, didn’t want another child support payment. Bet he wished he got that vasectomy now . . .

Whoever was feeding the media the “he’s not a suspect” statement all along has some explaining to do.

I believe the explanation would be, “Butt out! The police are trying to conduct a murder investigation and don’t need the tabloids mucking it up. ” In all seriousness, when the police label someone a suspect, different rights kick in. Better to not call them a suspect until you are sure and are going to arrest them.

I mean, either it’s a life or it isn’t. Right?

Under the law, yes and no. It’s always phrased as the killing of a fetus not the killing of a human being. The difference between an abortion and the killing of a fetus is that the later is done without the mother’s permission. As far as creeping legal definitions, in Calif., the law was on the books years before Roe v. Wade. The left tried to make the federal Conner Law passed in 2004 into a political issue which was nonsense.

Anyway, the guy is not looking at the death penalty, and rightfully so. All the antis can get their pantys twisted over that.

Left by kma on June 24th, 2007 at 7:36 am

I am glad the police were stressing the “not a suspect” line. I’m happy that they were conservative in their dealings with the media. After following the Nifong/Duke frame, I hope all police and prosecutors have learned to keep the media at arms length. The innocent have their good names trashed forever, and the guilty have good grounds for appeals later. Our justice system has become a joke because of that.

Let’s try cases in court, not over the airwaves. The media need to butt the hell out of ongoing investigations and just report the facts as the police release them.

Left by Terr on June 24th, 2007 at 7:58 am

That should have been: Anyway, the guy is now looking at the death penalty, and rightfully so.

Left by kma on June 24th, 2007 at 8:16 am

And Preston, that is exactly the reason Roe V Wade was wrong. It’s horrendous to murder an unborn child by chopping them apart or poisoning them to death when every one of us knows damn well that a baby can feel pain months before it is born. But that aside,

That creep murdered two people, not one, against their will. Period.

And one more thought, I bet when the facts come out on this case we will find that Jesse Davis suffered as an abused woman for months at the hand of this man. She probably kept the abuse from her family or perhaps they had some knowledge, but aren’t talking about it. A favorite tactic of abusers like him is to inflict the damage so it doesn’t show, like choking the women. I personally know of a case just like this one, multiple women/kids/they knew about one another but stayed in the abusive relationship despite pleas from family/friends. The creep nearly choked one woman to death who was pregnant with his child and pushed another woman who was also pregnant with his child and she fell and sustained a skull fracture. Fortunately, neither died. He eventually ended up in prison.

Left by Dianne on June 24th, 2007 at 8:57 am

Under the law, he is charged with the killing of one human being and one fetus.

Call me old fashioned, but I think it’s wrong to be having sex with other people’s spouses. Davis got involved with a married man, got herself knocked up, and got herself knocked up a second time. Davis led a sleazy and selfish life. Beyond the fact that she was murdered, I have no sympathy for Jessie Davis.

Left by kma on June 24th, 2007 at 9:16 am

I can’t believe what’s happening? What is the world coming too? Was she killed in front of her son? Why kill someone if you don’t want them to be around you?…Just remove yourself from the situation. If people removed themselves from situations our jails might be a little empty. I just don’t know what goes through peoples minds! This just blows me away!!!!!!!!!!!

Left by Natalie on June 24th, 2007 at 1:23 pm

Heart wrenching tragedy. How long do you think it took Chloe, the unborn girl, to die? Unless he *Cutts* did something specific to cause the immediate death of the fetus, she would have survived in utero for quite some time. Cutts will probably be able to avoid the death penalty, but he will, hopefully, have to suffer a fate similar to that of Chloe.

Left by ScaryLarry on June 24th, 2007 at 1:29 pm

For those of you who want to judge Jessie Davis and her lifestyle choices….you should watch your mouth…someone will throw a stone at your glass house one day.

Left by Kandra on June 24th, 2007 at 1:47 pm

“Call me old fashioned, but I think it’s wrong to be having sex with other people’s spouses. Davis got involved with a married man, got herself knocked up, and got herself knocked up a second time. Davis led a sleazy and selfish life. Beyond the fact that she was murdered, I have no sympathy for Jessie Davis.”

KMA - you have got alot of nerve to say something like that about another human being. What if that was your daughter? Your sister? Your mother? Your best friend? You are cold and rigid, and unfortunately I have sympathy for you.

Jessie Davis, regardless of marital status, was a mother to her child(ren). Not a crack-smoking, prostituting, AFDC abusing, drug-dealing, burden to society. She was a member of society doing the best she knew to provide for her family.

I too am “old fashioned” and extremely conservative. Being “old fashioned” would surely have some impact on you and your respect for human life.

Shame on you.

Left by Yvette on June 24th, 2007 at 2:00 pm

Oh, shame on you if think that is how people should conduct their lives — getting involved with married men with children and getting knocked up not once, but twice. Smart. I did not say what she did justified being murdered. However, I did call Davis sleezy and selfish because she was sleezy and selfish. I have no doubt that Cutts decided he didn’t want to pay child support for a fifth kid and conspired with a second person to murder her.

Left by kma on June 24th, 2007 at 2:43 pm

I think the criticism of Jessie for willingly and knowingly engaging in an affair with a married man is fair.

She didn’t deserve to die because of it, obviously. But the criticism is relevant, and it is fair.

Left by Robbie on June 24th, 2007 at 2:54 pm

This blog is at least objective in other people’s opinions. Crimerant.com censors all posts that do not agree with the regular posters even if it has viable content within the statements.

Anyway, it is too bad this young woman lost her life at the hands of a former lover if that it true.

Left by Susana on June 24th, 2007 at 3:03 pm

Who knows what goes through a person’s mind who make such poor choices in life as this young woman did. Granted, it is not right to have extramarital relations, but I maintain it is not unusual for a woman to throw morality and good judgment to the wind in an abusive relationship. These abused women have little self-esteem, believing at the beginning of the relationship that they are finally loved by someone because of the compliments, the attention, the “adoration” that the abuser heaps on them but it’s all a ruse to trap their fragile minds into a sense of security and love. Then, when the abuser begins to unleash all hell on them, the victim feels trapped, afraid or holds out irrational hope that the violence will end and he’ll go back to being the unconditional love of their lives. He has all kinds of tricks up his sleeve to “bring her back”. He cries, he begs forgiveness, makes promises, etc. and then once again she takes him back, and soon the abuse resumes.

I’m only speculating that this woman may have had some serious mental problems herself.

Left by Dianne on June 24th, 2007 at 3:58 pm

Dianne, I can understand the cycle of violence inherent in DV cases, but once a kid enters into the picture, my sympathy ends. If you can’t do what’s right for yourself, do it for your child. Now, her legacy is a motherless child with a father headed for deathrow.

Left by kma on June 24th, 2007 at 4:05 pm

Something must have been wrong with this woman, Jesse Davis. She went with a black guy knowing full-well he was married to another woman. She must have had low self esteem. What did she expect? Wasn’t one pic-a-ninny enough for her. She was just as low as her killer.

Left by Darlene Geoghan on June 25th, 2007 at 3:13 pm

You know what women really really have low self esteem? Women who date/marry guys like these: Link

So, which is the booking photo of Mr. Geoghan?

Left by kma on June 25th, 2007 at 3:33 pm

I think its oly fair to keep our opinion about Jessie to ourselves at this time for the sake of her family. Her mother is devastated by some of the comments about her daughter. And unless you are sitting on the bench your judgement, or it it emotions? does not count. I hope your life is perfect, otherwise you would not judge others like that. I’m aware that as a human being, you dont always predict the outcome of your relationships, bcoz you are dealing with people with feelings, desires, emotions different from yours. This could happen to any of us, no matter how much in control we think we are. And it does not have to be in an intimate relationship. And whats with Cutts being black. A killer is a killer!

Left by CAL on June 25th, 2007 at 3:54 pm

Darlene…I must say that is an out and out racist statement and I’m not going to let it go unchallenged. Her poor son watched as his mother was being murdered. He suffered. She suffered. A little humanity is in order here.

Left by Dianne on June 25th, 2007 at 9:26 pm

i wonder if any one of you actually knew Jessie???? If not, then what gives you the right to judge her by what was said on TV. so what if she was a single mother. there are millions of other women just like her. She may not have known that the father of her baby was married. After all, from the outside, he looks like a good guy…… since he is a cop! Who knows, she could have been in denial about this guy and who he really was. afterall, you just dont see too many bad cops out there, so before judging this poor girl, remember that not one of you know her side of the story.

Left by chris on June 26th, 2007 at 1:38 am

At first she didn’t know that he was married. And when she found out, he said they were seperated. This women was murdered and has left a child behind. It is not for us to judge her lifestyle. If you don’t want to hear about it, then stop watching and reading it.

Left by Megan on June 26th, 2007 at 8:44 am

Oh, stop with the “it’s not ours to judge” crap. And if you don’t like the comments here, you stop reading. I don’t know how it became so controversial to state the obvious: You don’t have affairs with married men with families and bring children into the world out of wedlock. Again, it’s selfish and sleezy.

Left by kma on June 26th, 2007 at 8:55 am

Darlene, you’ve got to be kidding…

Or you’re from Vidor.

Left by kw on June 26th, 2007 at 11:20 am

[Entire comment deleted by Robbie --- because that kind of vile, unadulterated bigotry and hatred isn't tolerated here.]

Left by Frankie Dons on June 26th, 2007 at 11:49 am

[this part of the comment has been deleted by Robbie, as it was a quote from a deleted comment by another user]

Scott Peterson was white..
and whether or not she was a tramp is irrelevant to her murder. She still died as well as her “fetus”. Her little boy is still parentless. And his father is responsible for her murder and leaving his own son there alone after witnessing her murder. Lets stop and think about the little boy.

Left by GT on June 26th, 2007 at 12:07 pm

Wow, Frankie… got ignorance?

Left by kw on June 26th, 2007 at 12:23 pm

This case is bringing the white supremacists out of the woodwork.

GT: I am thinking of the boy. Children should not be brought into the world under the conditions his mother chose for him. As far as her murder, the case is over. He has been arrested, he will have a trial, and with any justice in the world, he will receive the death penalty and be executed. And then all the nuts will whine about that, too.

Left by kma on June 26th, 2007 at 12:41 pm

The Jessie Davis case shows one more time that the running backs and round ball forwards greatest desire is for (other than bright,shiny, spinning wheel covers)blonde, naive, white girls. White supremicists are wrong. We are no better - but we are very different. Hispanic and asian immigrants in the long run contribute more to our society than they take away. The black africans (descendants of slaves) in general have taken far more than they contribute. We should try to trade blacks for Mexicans. Lincoln and others were right when they wanted to restore them to Africa. Pat Buchanan is also wrong when he thinks hispanics will destroy our culture. Breeding blacks that are already here will do that. Certain racism is right!! They should be helped to have their own land under the leadership of Jesse, Al, Nelson M., Colin, Oprah, Barack Obama. etc

The only right thinking black leader was Minister Farrakahn.

Left by Bob on June 26th, 2007 at 12:45 pm

Wow, another racist! You people have no idea how stupid you sound, do you? lol!

Left by kma on June 26th, 2007 at 1:32 pm

I think that it is wrong for everyone who has something bad to say about Jessie Davis right now. That is not any importance to what happened to her. Her personal life and what she choose to do is none of our business. It doesn’t matter what she did or who she was with that is not going to change what happened to her nor is talking about her like she was no good is not going help anything out I just wish that people would have a little more respect for what is going on now and that is that her family and friends are going greiving over the loss of someone that they knew and loved. It doesn’t matter if she was a single mother pregnant with a married mans baby its not like things like this dont go on in this everyday world because it does wheter or not your that someone that is doing it it doesnt change the importance of anyones life in that matter and doesnt give anyone the right to dog her like that when you dont even know who she is. think about it if that was your daughter, sister, friend, or lover none of that stuff that everyone keeps talking about is going to matter in the end because at the end of the day Jessie and her unborn baby are still gone.

Left by jp on June 26th, 2007 at 2:03 pm

If her family and friends are grieving, and I have no doubt they are, they are not trolling the internet for blogs and comments about Ms. Davis. Contrary to your belief, her life is no longer private. And yes, women have children out of wedlock these days and it is the bane of society. What is important is the welfare of children and nothing replaces the family — a mother and a father, married to each other, as the best way to raise healthy and happy children. Davis’ bad choices are not going to bring her back, but her story should serve as a warning to other young women to not make the same piss poor decisions.

Left by kma on June 26th, 2007 at 3:20 pm

Stop bringing up the race issue. Please. Pray for Jessie, pray for her mother and people who really loved her.
She was a human being carrying another human being, a baby girl. That baby girl won’t walk, won’t see, won’t talk b/c she is death, and her mommy is too.
No matter is she was white, oriental black, or what ever race she was, for God’s sake, she was a creature of God, a creature of nature.

That guy is a killer, no matter what color he is, is a human being that killed another human being, well, he killed two humans, because this girl was almost ready to be born.
Excuse my poor English. I feel like crying.

Left by Maria Gonzales on June 26th, 2007 at 5:29 pm

Uh, stop posting under my name.

[Note from Robbie — I think she was having problems with the comments edit function, and don’t think it was intentional. But I’ve deleted her duplicate posts nonetheless).

Left by kma on June 26th, 2007 at 5:57 pm

For days I have thought of this whole situation and it makes me just shutter to think that people don’t value life. This creep made 2 children with this woman and then walks away from his 2 yr. Old and then proceeds to wipe-out the only mother this child will know and the baby sister I’m sure he was told about. I hope our judicial system does the right thing and put this creep to death!!!!! I pray for this family.

Left by KAREN on June 26th, 2007 at 6:15 pm

Please People, Quit blaming this killing on color! Something wasn’t right with Cutts anymore then it was Davis.
He killed the Mother of NOT one child of his but two, Plus his 2nd child by Davis.
We will never know what kind of relationship they had. Davis loved him for some reason and wanted his kids or she wouldn’t have kept and went thru both PG’S.
We don’t know what Cutts was telling Davis no more then we know what Davis was telling Cutts in their relationship.
They kept seeing each other for some reason and NONE of us will ever know the reason.
We just have to pray that the son he took from his Mother will be fine as he grows up. We have to pray for him. At this time the only one person that is important right now is his son and his other kids.
These kids have to grow up and live with this information. All these kids are going to have to grow up without a Daddy. Lets just pray for the kids and hope they turn out GREAT!
The future is our kids, your kids, your relatives kids, neighbor kids, lets make sure they have a good place to grow up in no matter what the situation is. Lets not make it worse for the future kids. Some of us can go way back and remember what life was like when we were young. Don’t make our kids go back to that just because you all want to bring in color. We are all the same, no matter what color our skin is. We have the same stuff inside no matter what family we come from, or what color our skin is on the outside.
Quit making it hard for our future children to grow up. We need to give our future children a better place to live. We have to do that as of today. If we don’t make a move now, what kind of life are we leaving for the future children of the world?
Think about this each and everyone of you that have wrote in this blog or read it.
None of us can determine if any of our family members will ever date and get PG by a married man. Nor can we determine if any of our family will end up with a person of different color. Do you guys want to have your family read about how you hate woman that had kids by a married man, or had kids by a differnt color someday? We could be dead and gone someday, and our family we left behind could read what we wrote with this internet thing. Do you all really want that?
Come on, Get real, make this a better place for all the kids we leave behind when we are gone.
I know not everyone excepts things that each of us do in life. But it is time for us now to leave it up to whoever makes that choice. Except your family member no matter who they run with, who they get PG by. And what choices they make. None of us are perfect, we all make choices that we think are right to ourselfs, even tho our family or friends may think we are wrong. We may be wrong when we make them, but it is still our choice. We all have that right to mess up.
That is how we grow up.
Just pray for the kids that don’t have a Mother or Father, and for the fmaily, I mean both families, they both have lost someone that was very dear to them.

Di

Left by Di on June 27th, 2007 at 6:19 am

You get real. The people interjecting race into this are white supremacists. You telling them to “quit” has no influence on them. You want people to care more about Cutts’ kids from his marriage than Davis ever did. She had no problem keeping Cutts away from his legitimate kids. You want to give future kids a better place to live? Here’s what appears to be a radical concept for most of you: Get married before you bring children into this world, love the mother/father of your children, and honor your marriage/family vows.

Left by kma on June 27th, 2007 at 8:26 am

Note to KMA, that wasn’t me this time!

Left by kw on June 27th, 2007 at 9:07 am

KW: You all have me on your minds. At least, you’re not one of the ones who would like to kill me — well not today, but I admit the day is young.

Left by kma on June 27th, 2007 at 9:30 am

I can’t believe I found this site and some is speaking terrible of Jessie. Did you never think her family may read your comments. Please don’t speak bad of the dead.

Left by J on June 28th, 2007 at 12:48 pm

If her family is reading comments on blogs, then they are more screwed up than I thought.

Left by kma on June 28th, 2007 at 1:18 pm

I feel very sorry for the family. When I saw this on the news I was horrified. Jessie Davis did not deserve to die, however I do think that you can only hurt people that allow you to hurt them, she should have known that having a relationship with a man that was married and accused of domestic violence was a bad idea.

Left by me on June 28th, 2007 at 6:43 pm

I feel badly for the family of Jessie, I don’t understand how she became such a big deal, there are women all over that don’t rate media attention? Was the attention based on she was with an african american? She was a common person as are other missing women or women that have been killed based on domestic violence. I don’t understand.

Left by jackie on June 28th, 2007 at 9:30 pm

The person who wrote this is very ignorant. Obama is not a slave descendant, his mother is white and his father is from Kenya, so please Bob, educate yourself. For you and the ones who think like you: IGNORANT! READ, read geography, history, but read.

Part of your stupidity.

“…………………. The black africans (descendants of slaves) in general have taken far more than they contribute. We should try to trade blacks for Mexicans. Lincoln and others were right when they wanted to restore them to Africa. Pat Buchanan is also wrong when he thinks hispanics will destroy our culture. Breeding blacks that are already here will do that. Certain racism is right!! They should be helped to have their own land under the leadership of Jesse, Al, Nelson M., Colin, Oprah, Barack Obama. etc…………”

Jesus Romero-Henandez

Left by Anonymous on June 28th, 2007 at 10:39 pm

What a sad day. Who are we to judge that poor woman. Whether she was white, black, dating a married man or a single man she is gone. WE ARE SO JUDGING. Who made us God. Maybe the poor lady did not know he was married at first, maybe he said the divorce was in the works. People lie lie lie. I think it is God awful to judge folks and the poor lady is gone. Who are we. All of us sin and do things and at times in our lives make poor choices. I am sorry, that is wrong and cruel. Who cares if he is Black or White. Let God deal with him. He is wrong. Who cares about color. The fact is that was someone’s daughter, sister and Mother. She looked very happy about her upcoming birth. Maybe her choices were not the best but she don’t deserve to die or be called low. We live in a sick world where folks are cold and judging. It is cold to kill someone it is also cold to get on this computer and sit back and judge. Only a perfect person can judge her. That means everyone needs to be quiet for none of us are perfect. Man alive, a sad sad, sad, day. One day we will learn to speak, mourn and not judge. Poor people.

Left by TC on June 30th, 2007 at 1:57 pm

you know I work in the foster care system and the children are coming into the system because their mothers decided to abuse drugs and leave their children home alone. The fathers are usually not in the picture. Often time there are more than 3 or 4 kids at home left unattended and neglected. A boyfriend and or a drug dealer will come in the home and physically abused the children. At least Jessie had a decent job, lived in a well kept home (saw pictures of the inside of Jessie’s home by Greta Wire/Fox) and was a loving and nutruing parent. So the folks who wish to be critical of Jessie, you have nothing better to do but act like you got all the answers. Get real and hope that some of us don’t talk about you one day should you fail to be so perfect.

Left by MAF on July 1st, 2007 at 8:24 pm

Oh, you get real. I work in the criminal justice system where just about every defendant — juvenile and adult, comes from a single mother home. And no, Davis did not have a good job. She had a two year old to support who was going to require more and more $$ to raise. Worse, she was having her second child. You think her great choice to father her kids contributed much or anything at all? He had too many kids and households to support. Davis was one paycheck away from welfare. There’s a big difference between not being perfect and fkg married men and getting pregnant, not once, but twice. She was an idiot.

Left by Anonymous on July 4th, 2007 at 6:11 pm

Hey, we all live in glass houses. She was a mother, a daughter, a sister, she was a human being. We do not know her story and never will why not just let it be. We should rember also Bobby Cutts has a mother and she loves him. Even though I have no respect for any man that kills his unborn or born children. He could have walked away and let her live. He should be punished and punished hard. What ever her life style she was a victim and she paid a horrible price for her mistakes.

Left by Ruth on July 6th, 2007 at 8:17 pm

Hey Mr know it all (anonymous), You have to be a guy to write such a response to my comment. Yet alone, you are a coward that you can’t leave your first name or initials. So, who is in the hell is perfect? You think George Bush is Perfect? No, he is not. He is the worst President in my lifetime. Thank God I did not vote for him. Hell, I am not perfect and who in the hell is? I am not ruling out that she made some mistakes in her life but we don’t know the whole story. That dirty rotten no good Bobby Cutts is a womanizer and taking advantage of his police powers (oh, isn’t he part of the Criminal Justice System?) Hmmm makes me wonder about some people who likes to abuse their authority and think they know everything. A friend of mine told me (who works for Allstate), said she just got a promotion in risk management and was making upper 30’s per year. That is not bad for a 26 year old. The cost of living in Ohio is a lot less than most places. And I don’t know if he paid child support(voluntarily) but I am sure that the State of Ohio Child Support Enforcement garnished his wages, and making $40,000 as a cop is not a heck of a whole lot when you consider he had more than a few kids to support. If he didn’t want the financial burden, he should have taken care of his you know what. But he thought that would change his macho image (typical of some guys that wish to be an idiot). So, whoever, you are, you get real.

Left by MAF on July 8th, 2007 at 5:45 pm

I understand and agree that everyone should freely express their opinions. But keep in mind, family or friends of Jessie may wonder onto this site. maybe she didn’t make the best choices in life, however the MURDER of any human reguardless of their status in the community is not right. Please just respect the dead and maybe express those opinions that are negative towards jessie maybe verbally with friends or family that know you better. And not on a site that someone who is personally hurting over her death can stumble upon.

Left by chrissy on July 10th, 2007 at 3:05 pm

No one deserves to die like this girl did, however, it sickens me to hear people and media talk like she was some kind of Mother Theresa. She was impregnated by this guy not once but twice. He was a married man. Where were her morals. The answer is she didn’t have any……

Left by Darlene Geoghan on September 4th, 2007 at 10:54 pm

There is someone else posting on this blog with the name Darlene Geoghan. I would just like to say that I don’t agree with this person’s comments at all!
It’s not a very common name so I was very surprised to see it and the comments attached to it, but this Darlene Geoghan wants to express that it was a horrible thing that was done to this woman and her unborn child.

Left by Darlene Geoghan on December 29th, 2007 at 2:03 am

KMA, you talk as though you knew Jessie. The truth is you didnt. She undoubtedly sacrificed her own life to save that of her son’s. You shouldn’t be so quick to speak about your “old-fashioned” ways when you know damn well people make mistakes. Regardless of your beliefs towards the woman’s case I will continue to support her family she left behind. God’s opinion is the only one that matters because in the end we will all have to answer to God and God alone. So thank you for your ignorant opinion of Jessie but know that it is very very wrong…

Left by anonymous on January 18th, 2008 at 8:33 pm

She undoubtedly sacrificed her own life to save that of her son’s.

What are you smoking?

You shouldn’t be so quick to speak about your “old-fashioned” ways when you know damn well people make mistakes.

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. She got knocked up twice by a married man. The woman had no morals and, unfortunately, set in motion her own death.

Left by Anonymous on January 22nd, 2008 at 8:48 am

I live 15 minutes away from where Jessie lived. I kept up with this trial since the beginning and I saw the pictures of inside her house and she kept her house spotless. Very laid out with nice furniture. Kept the toy area where Blake plays is clean. She spoiled the hell out of that boy. Lot of Toy’s downstairs and in his bedroom. She had pictures on her refrigerator of the ultrasound pictures of her 2 nd. She was very excited. A few days before her death which was on a Sunday, she had a baby shower and had her bag packed up to go to the hospital. She was ready to roll. She busted her azz everyday to work for what she has. Everyday after work which was 30-35 mins from her house, she always rushed to her Mom’s house which is on her way home to pick up her son Blake. Things were going very well for her at that time with her promotion at work. I’m very deeply sorry for what happened to her and what her family is going through.

Update on the trial, they sentenced that POS scumbag Bobby Cutts life in prison and with a chace at parole after 87 years.

Left by I Rahim on March 3rd, 2008 at 8:00 pm

Things were going very well for her at that time with her promotion at work.

One child and a second one on the way, no husband, father of kids a married man ? I wouldn’t call that as going very well. Especially since it led to her murder.

Left by Anonymous on April 26th, 2008 at 12:28 pm