Timeline
Friday, June 22, 2007
Police dogs are used to help search the neighborhood around Davis’ home. Investigators ask more questions.
Sunday
Dozens of people take to the streets alongside the Davis and Cutts families to search for Jessie Davis. The family distributes fliers detailing vital information about Davis, along with her picture.
Monday
Authorities subpoena Davis’ cell-phone records. Cutts takes administrative leave from the Canton Police Department.
The FBI and State Highway Patrol join the investigation. The FBI searches Davis’ house and Cutts’ home on Ayrshire Avenue N.E., removing multiple items from both.
7:40 p.m. - A Wooster couple find a newborn baby girl in a basket on their porch. DNA tests due in two weeks will determine whether it is the baby girl Jessie Davis was expected to deliver July 3.
Tuesday
Texas EquuSearch, a missing-persons search company, volunteers to conduct a search and arrives in town.
Wednesday
%%bodybegin%%The FBI conducts another search of Cutts’ Plain Township home with a search dog. They block off the street for more than four hours and remove several bags.
Thursday
More than 1,500 volunteers gather to search for any signs of Davis.
Searchers and cadaver dogs hit upon freshly disturbed earth off Highland Park Street in Lake Township, but Davis’ body is not there.
Compiled by Rena A. Koontz
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