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Alabama Death Row Inmate Dies Of Natural Causes
March 18, 2015
Alabama death row inmate David Eugene Davis, 56, died Sunday, March 15, at the Holman Correctional Facility in Atmore. The time of death was estimated at 3 a.m.
Davis had been moved to the facility’s infirmary when he died of apparent natural causes. The body was turned over to the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences.
Davis was convicted of the 1996 capital murders of Kenneth Douglas and John Fikes in Odenville and sentenced to death on July 7, 1997. The victims’ bodies were found inside a burned out home.
The Alabama Department of Corrections announced the death in a news release Tuesday afternoon.
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One Response to “Alabama Death Row Inmate Dies Of Natural Causes”
I think If he was sentenced to death in 1997, He should have been put to death in 1997.