
Who is Levi Isaac Davis? Bio, Wiki, Age, Suspect, Police Report
Levi Isaac Davis Bio – Levi Isaac Davis Wiki
Levi Isaac Davis was arrested after Karly Cantrell was found dead at her Middleton residence Monday afternoon, according to an affidavit of probable cause filed by the Canyon County Sheriff’s Office on Tuesday.
AGE:
Levi Isaac Davis is 26 years old.
DETAIL OF INCIDENCE:
Authorities have charged an Idaho man with second-degree murder concerning the death of his beloved animal rights advocate mother.
According to KTVB-TV, 26-year-old Levi Isaac Davis is accused of stabbing Karly Cantrell at the family’s Middleton, Idaho home on Monday.
A judge set his bail at $5 million, per the station.
A Facebook post by the West Valley Humane Society confirmed the death of their organization’s executive director, writing in part, “Karly was the heart and soul of West Valley Humane Society and a fierce advocate for both animals and people in need.”
“She was a kind, compassionate and empathetic friend, mother, wife, grandmother and daughter. Her impact on the world moves far past the animal shelter and directly into the hearts of the many she took under her wing.”
Citing probable cause documents, the Idaho Statesman reports Cantrell was discovered by her husband “laying in a pool of blood,” with missing chunks of her hair and skin.
An investigation led Canyon County deputies to arrest her son Davis — who was recently evicted from the family home for “poor behaviour” — at a halfway house in Nampa, Idaho, after deputies located bloody clothing in his room and vehicle, per the outlet.
According to the documents, deputies also observed Davis suffered from a “deep laceration” on his thigh, the Statesman reports.
When questioned, “Levi showed no emotion when talking about the death of his mother,” the documents read, according to the outlet.
During Davis’ Tuesday court appearance, Canyon County Prosecutor Sean Jorgensen called Cantrell’s brutal slaying “one of the most horrific fact patterns I’ve had to read in my time in this role,” according to KTVB.
Pending further investigation, Jorgensen noted Davis’ murder charge might be upgraded to first-degree.
Davis is due back in court on Oct. 19.
It was unclear if he retained an attorney to speak on his behalf or if he entered a plea to the charge.