Son Hides Motive for Sledgehammer Murder Behind Bizarre Presentation | Zachary Davis Case Analysis

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  @GenXBR549 · 1 year ago

  On the issue of the mother discontinuing therapy, I’ve read that she was having to pay money out of pocket for therapy and could not afford it.

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• AN

  @AnimalsMatterMorally · 3 years ago

  Zachary Davis is the scariest individual I've ever seen interviewed by the police. Truly a terrifying individual.

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  @TOOLGhost · 3 years ago (edited)

  The Dr Phil episode where he has a discussion with Zachary was very chilling. He spoke with a creepy even tone, would chuckle at very unusual moments, and he had a habit of raising his chin up and then nodding slowly... it was like seeing a robot pretending to act human.

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  @susan0208 · 3 years ago (edited)

  As an elementary teacher for 30+ years I’ve seen so many parents who deny the problems their child is having. I always would encourage the parents to (at the very least) get their child evaluated. So many had the  idea that, “They’ll outgrow it.” My response was, “They’ll grow into it! It will become much more serious and harder to treat as the years go by.”  Unfortunately, many parents take their child’s issue(s) as a direct attack on their ability to parent. It’s really a shame that this response happens. Even IF it were a parenting issue, why not do what’s necessary for your child’s sake? I’ve observed firsthand how children continue to master their issue and it’s such a hindrance to them living a happy well-adjusted life.

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• KI

  @KimberlyLetsGo · 3 years ago

  This guy has a Hapsburg jaw. It adds to the unsettled look about him.<br>I know Dr. G isn&apos;t a fan of Dr. Phil however, he did an interview with Davis and it was very unnerving. There definitely was the lack of emotion and empathy. One of the comments from that video noted that Davis nodded his head yes in a very strange way. &nbsp;Most people when they nod yes nod both up and down with equal emphasis. But Davis seems to scoop up his chin when he nodded. There were several other things that showed how creepy this guy is. I wouldn&apos;t want to be alone with him!

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  @kimberlys8422 · 3 years ago

  I remember seeing his interrogation on Explore With Us.<br>He did display the flat affect until one of the detectives suggested he was &quot;evil&quot; and he smiled.<br>They also asked if he&apos;d do anything differently and he said paraphrasing [&quot;I&apos;d have killed my brother the same way&quot;] if the fire he set didn&apos;t kill him.

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  @sharri115 · 3 years ago

  Sadly due to the US insurances, his mom probably stopped treatment due to financial reasons. With better insurance, it’s usually $30-60 a session, with the worst it’s much more. As a single mom, this may not be sustainable. Sad, but it happens.

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  @rayneh4092 · 3 years ago

  I used to work at the prison he&apos;s currently at and I remembered seeing him. I wasn&apos;t scared but I could automatically tell something was up and then I&apos;d heard about what he did.

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  @CCM602 · 3 years ago

  All the red flags were there. His poor brother that tried to save him, he&apos;s been through so much I hope he&apos;s getting therapy. Thanks Dr G

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  @maureeningleston1501 · 3 years ago

  This case will always haunt me. Watching interviews of him chills me to the bones. I really don&apos;t think you could find anybody who makes your &quot;creep detector&quot; explode more.

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  @victorhugoraga4896 · 3 years ago

  Falling asleep with Dr Grandes videos and then having crazy nightmares based on true crime it’s a habit for me at this point

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  @melissaharris3890 · 1 year ago

  Watch a lot of true crime. &nbsp;He was one of the few that actually scared me. It is like he has no soul

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