
Trucker Sentenced for 30-Year-Old Murder
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Long-haul trucker Gary Dion Davis Senior sentenced to life for 1996 murder, with possibility of parole after 10 years. Jury found him guilty of second-degree murder in January, after revisiting the cold case. Despite another murder charge, he was acquitted. Authorities suspect he may be connected to other unsolved cases across the country.
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Kansas City News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Trucker Sentenced for 30-Year-Old Murder. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00A long haul trucker from the Kansas City area named Gary Dianne Davis Sr. just got slapped with a life sentence for a murder that went cold for. Nearly 30 years. He killed Pearl Davis, also known as Samima Musawir, back in November 1996, and her body turned up in a house on Lafayette Avenue. The judge gave him life, but parole might kick in after 10 years. This all wrapped up Friday when the Wyandotte County District Attorney's Office announced the verdict. A jury nailed him for second-degree murder back in January after digging into the old case files. Davis faced another charge, too, for the death of Christina King in December 1998, but they let him walk on that one, finding him not. Guilty. What stands out is his job as a trucker crisscrossing the country, which has folks wondering if he's linked to other unsolved cases out there. The DA's office hinted he might have left a trail from coast to coast. Justice finally rolled in like a late freight train on this one, closing a painful chapter for the victim's family after decades in the shadows.
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