The Senseless and Tragic Murder of Jessie Marie Davis
Saturday, 7. July 2007, 05:24:29
For all accounts, Jessie Davis was a giving, vivacious, generous, kind hearted, loving woman, mother, daughter, sister, niece, granddaughter and friend. According to many Jessie was a woman of great character in how she perceived this world and the people in it. What a wonderful gift to this world when people like Jessie exist.
This article is written and owned by Arne.
I am not one to rush to judgement at every media highlight and in some cases hysteria. In the Jessie Davis case, I cannot help but feel great sorrow for a bright young woman who seemed to have loved humankind. Perhaps that was Jessie's downfall she loved people too much, and what’s more she trusted people to much.
Reading different blogs and insights from various people with very diverse opinions, I could not help but notice how some folks have this great big need to turn a human almost sadistic tragedy into a war of words of the black and white side. I often wonder what brings us to this point, that we cannot sit down like human beings and debate an issue without being offensive and resorting to calling others derogatory racist names.
I wonder when those folks who call Jessie an "N" lover and naturally Bobby Cutts the N word, what they think they are contributing to this society. What’s more where does that leave little Blake? who for the age of two has far too much to contend with in his young life.
I thought about those comments that attacked Jessie Davis that she was seeing a married man. I would like to correct that assumption. Bobby Cutts wife did do an interview and she advised us that when Jessie started seeing Bobby Cutts, they had been split up. Jessie Davis was not a home wrecker. Blake is the product of that union and unfortunately as many of us are aware, it is easier said then done, when people have a child or children together to just cut off ties. Jessie was not a wanton women, she was a beautiful spirited woman. I did not know Jessie Davis; neither do the people that are making these comments about her.
No matter what the situation is in one's life, walking away and breaking ties is a far better resolution then taking someone's life.
What I am most baffled by is how Bobby Cutts Jr could leave his 2-year-old son Blake ALONE! for two days.
How Bobby Cutts could murder the mother of his child and his unborn child. Bobby Cutts may want to deny that the unborn child was his, but in reality it does not take rocket science to establish that he is the biological father of little Chloe who did not get a chance at life.
I admire the strength of Jessie Davis's family. The sudden death of one's child is a parent’s worse nightmare come true. I am sure parents of every color can relate to this. We as parents tend to think that we will leave this earth before our children. When tragedies like this happen, it steals the life out of the families, it takes years and years for people to even attempt to recuperate from this. Please be kind when you post on blogs and remember that not only does Jessie's family have to read this but so will little INNOCENT BLAKE ONE DAY.
I urge all of you that are fighting on different sides to draw strength from Jessie Davis's family members. What bravado, grace, class and strength they showed in not allowing themselves to succumb to media pressure. To not allow their family to be reduced to racism. I admire this family greatly, that they held the service in a Church were the Reverend was African American. I admire the Davis and Porter family for allowing Bobby Cutts Jr family to attend the service. I admire them for their perseverance through this tragic, painful and sorrowful time.
I will always remember Ned Davis's words to his family at Jessie's funeral service. "It is a time of sorrow and pain for us all and to my children I say, may we strive to honour Jessie’s memory, through reconciliation, communication and kindness to one another".
The words of Ned Davis were almost prophetic, perhaps we as humans cannot only refrain from insulting a woman who truly died a senseless death, but we could draw strength from Ned Davis and strive to honour each other through reconciliation, communication and kindness to one another.
If you click on this link, you will hear Ned Davis's words, note how hard it was for Jessie's dad Ned, her mom, and her sisters. It would only take the coldest of human hearts to not shed tears with them for their pain and sorrow, for Jessie and Chloe and little Blake.
Click and draw strength from the Davis Family
Ned Davis tribute and honour to his Daughter Jessie Davis
Jessie's mom Patricia Porter shares stories of her Daughter Jessie Davis
All Video's from YouTube-Broadcast Yourself
I am not one to rush to judgement and I am usually a defender of the underdog and the downtrodden, however, there are exceptions and even I have my limitations! So today I do judge Bobby Cutts Jr, and may he forever live in the same pain as he has caused so many.
I stand with Jessie's mom in unity and soladarity and point at Bobby Cutts Jr. What a man of shame and disgrace, what a man of evil who would not be kind enough to just walk away. What a man of treachery who would not only murder the mother of his child, murder his unborn child but also leave a two-year-old child alone for two days, without a fleeting thought of his own son's safety and well being. Jessie's spirit must of rushed back to guard her precious son, it is amazing that this child survived two days by himself just being two years old.( Anything could of happened to Blake being alone, he could of fell down a flight of stairs, he could of electrocuted himself, ect) Reports indicate they found bread in his bed.
Jessie Davis was a wonderful woman and humanitarian from all accounts. Bobby Cutts Jr was a putrescent mass of evil who sought to destroy a beautiful addition to this world. I will not say burn in hell to Bobby Cutts, I will point and judge him with profound contempt and say "GUILTY AS CHARGED"!
In ending, this case is NOT about skin color, it is not about a person being black or white, it is about a young vibrant woman who was taking so cruelly from her family, her child and this world.
When you think about attacking the great character of this young woman, think of all she contributed to her everyday neighbour in her community and in third world countries in her very short life. Think of little Blake who now only has communication with his mother by pretending to talk to her on the phone. Think that NOBODY EVER deserves to die in the way that Jessie died. Jessie was in the prime of her life, she enjoyed being a mother and was sitting pretty with her unborn child. May Jessie Davis's spirit live on as she lived, with generosity, giving, love and kindness to her fellow man. Jessie was color blind what a wonderful thing it was to have such a orb of spiritual light on this earth like Jessie Davis.
May those of you who insist on fighting, stop and look at your relationships and repair them to good will, love and kindness.
Go to the human rights blog to become more informed about the conditions of life all around the world!
This article is written and owned by Arne.
I am not one to rush to judgement at every media highlight and in some cases hysteria. In the Jessie Davis case, I cannot help but feel great sorrow for a bright young woman who seemed to have loved humankind. Perhaps that was Jessie's downfall she loved people too much, and what’s more she trusted people to much.
Reading different blogs and insights from various people with very diverse opinions, I could not help but notice how some folks have this great big need to turn a human almost sadistic tragedy into a war of words of the black and white side. I often wonder what brings us to this point, that we cannot sit down like human beings and debate an issue without being offensive and resorting to calling others derogatory racist names.
I wonder when those folks who call Jessie an "N" lover and naturally Bobby Cutts the N word, what they think they are contributing to this society. What’s more where does that leave little Blake? who for the age of two has far too much to contend with in his young life.
I thought about those comments that attacked Jessie Davis that she was seeing a married man. I would like to correct that assumption. Bobby Cutts wife did do an interview and she advised us that when Jessie started seeing Bobby Cutts, they had been split up. Jessie Davis was not a home wrecker. Blake is the product of that union and unfortunately as many of us are aware, it is easier said then done, when people have a child or children together to just cut off ties. Jessie was not a wanton women, she was a beautiful spirited woman. I did not know Jessie Davis; neither do the people that are making these comments about her.
No matter what the situation is in one's life, walking away and breaking ties is a far better resolution then taking someone's life.
What I am most baffled by is how Bobby Cutts Jr could leave his 2-year-old son Blake ALONE! for two days.
How Bobby Cutts could murder the mother of his child and his unborn child. Bobby Cutts may want to deny that the unborn child was his, but in reality it does not take rocket science to establish that he is the biological father of little Chloe who did not get a chance at life.
I admire the strength of Jessie Davis's family. The sudden death of one's child is a parent’s worse nightmare come true. I am sure parents of every color can relate to this. We as parents tend to think that we will leave this earth before our children. When tragedies like this happen, it steals the life out of the families, it takes years and years for people to even attempt to recuperate from this. Please be kind when you post on blogs and remember that not only does Jessie's family have to read this but so will little INNOCENT BLAKE ONE DAY.
I urge all of you that are fighting on different sides to draw strength from Jessie Davis's family members. What bravado, grace, class and strength they showed in not allowing themselves to succumb to media pressure. To not allow their family to be reduced to racism. I admire this family greatly, that they held the service in a Church were the Reverend was African American. I admire the Davis and Porter family for allowing Bobby Cutts Jr family to attend the service. I admire them for their perseverance through this tragic, painful and sorrowful time.
I will always remember Ned Davis's words to his family at Jessie's funeral service. "It is a time of sorrow and pain for us all and to my children I say, may we strive to honour Jessie’s memory, through reconciliation, communication and kindness to one another".
The words of Ned Davis were almost prophetic, perhaps we as humans cannot only refrain from insulting a woman who truly died a senseless death, but we could draw strength from Ned Davis and strive to honour each other through reconciliation, communication and kindness to one another.
If you click on this link, you will hear Ned Davis's words, note how hard it was for Jessie's dad Ned, her mom, and her sisters. It would only take the coldest of human hearts to not shed tears with them for their pain and sorrow, for Jessie and Chloe and little Blake.
Click and draw strength from the Davis Family
Ned Davis tribute and honour to his Daughter Jessie Davis
Jessie's mom Patricia Porter shares stories of her Daughter Jessie Davis
All Video's from YouTube-Broadcast Yourself
I am not one to rush to judgement and I am usually a defender of the underdog and the downtrodden, however, there are exceptions and even I have my limitations! So today I do judge Bobby Cutts Jr, and may he forever live in the same pain as he has caused so many.
I stand with Jessie's mom in unity and soladarity and point at Bobby Cutts Jr. What a man of shame and disgrace, what a man of evil who would not be kind enough to just walk away. What a man of treachery who would not only murder the mother of his child, murder his unborn child but also leave a two-year-old child alone for two days, without a fleeting thought of his own son's safety and well being. Jessie's spirit must of rushed back to guard her precious son, it is amazing that this child survived two days by himself just being two years old.( Anything could of happened to Blake being alone, he could of fell down a flight of stairs, he could of electrocuted himself, ect) Reports indicate they found bread in his bed. Jessie Davis was a wonderful woman and humanitarian from all accounts. Bobby Cutts Jr was a putrescent mass of evil who sought to destroy a beautiful addition to this world. I will not say burn in hell to Bobby Cutts, I will point and judge him with profound contempt and say "GUILTY AS CHARGED"!
In ending, this case is NOT about skin color, it is not about a person being black or white, it is about a young vibrant woman who was taking so cruelly from her family, her child and this world.
When you think about attacking the great character of this young woman, think of all she contributed to her everyday neighbour in her community and in third world countries in her very short life. Think of little Blake who now only has communication with his mother by pretending to talk to her on the phone. Think that NOBODY EVER deserves to die in the way that Jessie died. Jessie was in the prime of her life, she enjoyed being a mother and was sitting pretty with her unborn child. May Jessie Davis's spirit live on as she lived, with generosity, giving, love and kindness to her fellow man. Jessie was color blind what a wonderful thing it was to have such a orb of spiritual light on this earth like Jessie Davis.
May those of you who insist on fighting, stop and look at your relationships and repair them to good will, love and kindness.
Go to the human rights blog to become more informed about the conditions of life all around the world!
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