Kevin Davis Calmly Confessed to Killing His Own Mother Then Explained Why He’d Do It Again
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2026-02-09
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In March 2014, an 18-year-old walks up to a stranger’s front door in Robstown, Texas, and calmly asks them to call 911. When police arrive, they learn the teenager, Kevin Davis, has just killed his own mother. The victim is 50-year-old Kimberly Hill, a former Marine and hospice caregiver.
Kevin tells police the murder wasn’t impulsive. He had been thinking about killing his mother for years. On the night of March 26, he attacked her from behind with a cord, believing it would be quick. What followed was even more disturbing. Kevin left written notes at the scene detailing his fantasies, future plans, and a step-by-step outline for additional murders.
At trial, the jury hears Kevin’s own words: delivered in a calm, detached tone that never wavers. The defense presents no witnesses and argues mental illness, but doctors testify that Kevin is legally sane and fully understood what he was doing. Kevin himself doesn’t deny it. He admits he knew right from wrong and says he would do it again. After less than an hour of deliberation, the jury finds Kevin Davis guilty and sentences him to life in prison, bringing a horrifying case to a final, and permanent, conclusion.
#TrueCrimeRecaps #KevinDavis #KimberlyHill #CriminalPsychology
In March 2014, an 18-year-old walks up to a stranger’s front door in Robstown, Texas, and calmly asks them to call 911. When police arrive, they learn the teenager, Kevin Davis, has just killed his own mother. The victim is 50-year-old Kimberly Hill, a former Marine and hospice caregiver.
Kevin tells police the murder wasn’t impulsive. He had been thinking about killing his mother for years. On the night of March 26, he attacked her from behind with a cord, believing it would be quick. What followed was even more disturbing. Kevin left written notes at the scene detailing his fantasies, future plans, and a step-by-step outline for additional murders.
At trial, the jury hears Kevin’s own words: delivered in a calm, detached tone that never wavers. The defense presents no witnesses and argues mental illness, but doctors testify that Kevin is legally sane and fully understood what he was doing. Kevin himself doesn’t deny it. He admits he knew right from wrong and says he would do it again. After less than an hour of deliberation, the jury finds Kevin Davis guilty and sentences him to life in prison, bringing a horrifying case to a final, and permanent, conclusion.
#TrueCrimeRecaps #KevinDavis #KimberlyHill #CriminalPsychology
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