Posted on 06/19/2007 3:45:26 PM PDT by sodpoodle
Police are looking into the discovery of an abandoned newborn baby in a wicker basket in their investigation into the disappearance of 9-months-pregnant Ohio mom Jessie Davis.
Canton, Ohio, police patrolman Bobby Cutts Jr. has two children with his wife and another child with Nikki Giavasis, who now lives in California. He is also the father of Davis' toddler son Blake, as well as her unborn baby girl. Davis disappeared last week.
Cutts is a witness in a federal lawsuit that could go to trial this year surrounding discrimination claims within the Canton Police Department against black officers.
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Sounds to me like stuff that didn’t happen.
Have only seen bits and pieces of this case on the news, so don’t know details, but sure had questions about how the little 2-yo knew what a rolled-up rug looked like, ya know?
I’ve only seen people carrying big rolled-up rugs a few times in my long life, so if someone abducted Jessie by rolling her up in the comforter off the bed, what made the baby think she was rolled up in a rug?
It’s remarkable and wonderful that he was that observant, but I just wondered how in the heck he made that connection. Would a child that young have seen rolled-up rugs a lot in his little lifetime? Like at Home Depot or a Carpet store or something? It amazes me.
Maybe they had new carpet laid recently, so it was more top-of-mind than I’m thinking it was. I just don’t know!
The broken table part, I understand - they said the nightstand had been overturned or something. And maybe “mommy was ON the rug” when an intruder knocked her down, instead of IN the rug.
I don’t know what to think, if the cop and his wife have air-tight alibis (or are they each other’s alibi?). If this is Davis’s baby that has been found, that’s wonderful! But still a puzzle piece. I hope to goodness there is a decent resolution to this.
Supposedly, he also has a criminal record (or so a Larry King panelist said when asking why a PD would hire a person with a record).
“In [Cutts] 1998, he pleaded no contest to a disorderly conduct charge and was sentenced to three years’ probation after a former girlfriend accused him of breaking a door jamb and forcing his way into their home, causing her to fear for her safety, according to a police report from nearby Jackson Township.”
http://www.ohio.com/mld/ohio/news/17391389.htm
Sister’s translation of 2 yr old Blake’s language in parenthesis.
Could be it was *Mommy was on the rug*.
My son was very verbal BY two. You could carry on conversations with him and he would use complete sentences. What was very enlightening about that was that it showed to me that two year olds know a whole heck of a lot more about what’s going on than most can verbalize. This kid knows what happened. He’s just describing it as he saw it. You could be right about the new rug. It’s hard getting into a toddler’s mind sometimes.
So often, when a toddler gets in trouble, they play the shy, I don’t know what you’re talking about game and won’t answer you. When I was in the church nursery and some kid would start causing trouble and I’d talk to them about it, they’d ignore me and I’d tell them that I knew they understood me and they should listen. You wouldn’t believe the dirty looks I got from two year olds. I know that that’s not ALL of them, but they know more than they let on.
I just hope this wasn’t so traumatic for this kid that he remembers it. It seems like it would be a blessing to forget something like that.
I still suspect the boyfriend. Maybe I’ve watched too many forensics shows, but sometimes even when they have what seems to be an airtight alibi, they were guilty. I’ll bet they’re watching him closely. He knows the system and would know how to cover and how to act better than most.
The Virginia deputy sheriff Robert Cutts is probably not the 30 year-old Ohio Bobby Cutts.
However, the circumstance of 2 LE officers (with the same uncommon name) filing similar suits captured my attention.
Never mind;0
“””I’ve watched too many forensics shows”””
I know!
Apparently, Officer Bobby Cutts has a rap sheet longer than Paris Hilton’s and I don’t believe he has spent any time in jail. His history includes domestic violence and a firearms offense, plus incidents of documented perjury. Don’t know how this moron passed minimal LE employment background checks/requirements. Ohio must be a hellhole.
The grandmother said the comforter looked liked her oriental rug....that’s why he said “rug”.
The kid is heard to say “mommy is in the rug”....he didn’t say anything about “rolled up”.
Oh, I know - I heard him say “in the rug” very plainly, several times. I didn’t say that *he* said “rolled up” - but how else would a person who vanished “be” “in a rug”?
Hmmm, OK.
Gee....he saw her in a RUG! How much clearer could he be? You were the one that said “rolled Up”.
Cutts’ personnel file also shows he won an appeal to overturn his firing in 2003 when authorities conducting a drug raid on his cousin’s home found Cutts’ handgun hidden under a mattress. Canton police officials accused Cutts of giving the gun to his cousin for protection and said Cutts was lying when he reported the gun stolen.
This guy has way too much baggage. He does not serve the public trust.
Explain to me how “else” a person would be “in” a rug or comforter, which is anywhere from 1” to 4” thick?
Yes, so was mine. And has a memory that is out of this world. I don't believe that all two year olds don't remember things when they get older.
What a bastard this guy is. If what the ex girlfriend says is true about how he abused their daughter, then he should be locked up just for g.p.
but I despise people like him even if he wasn't the murderer.....he is an adulterer, period...
Right. That’s why I said “if” as far as his ex girlfriend is concerned. I’m leaning toward believing her, but we’ll see.
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