Scott Davis Wrongful Murder Conviction | David Coffin Murder Information | Free Scott Davis

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Phone Records – WE NEED YOUR HELP!

We need the local phone call records for two phone numbers: Megan Bruton (formerly Megan Davis) made calls to her friends, the Jenacovas, from the home of Coffin’s next-door neighbor, Gisela Limberger, around midnight on 12/10/96 or early morning on 12/11/96. If we can obtain the records for these phones, we can prove, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that Megan told the Jenacovas that Coffin was “shot in the head” before she ever spoke to Scott. This is crucial information! The Jenacovas’ phone number was (770) 642-1970. Coffin’s next-door neighbors’ phone number was (404) 812-3813. The Limberger home was at 931 West Conway Drive, Atlanta, Georgia.

1. Do you have access to archived Bellsouth phone records from 1996?
2. Do you have records of subpoenaed requests for December of 1996 through December of 1997 that would indicate whether anyone ever subpoenaed these records?
3. Do you have the results of subpoenaed requests for the records listed above?
4. Did you work for Bellsouth in a position that gave you access to the above records during 1996 – 1997?
5. We also need the local phone records for 12/01/96 – 12/20/96 for the number (404) 377-2052 which were the records for James Daws’ office.
6. Have you or do you work in IT for Bellsouth/AT&T and have working knowledge of the database that tracks BST numbers for subpoenas and the phone records they request?
7. Are you an expert on Bellsouth’s records and could testify in court?

If so, please contact us!

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A reward is being offered for information concerning the death of David Coffin, Jr. in December of 1996 and the related prosecution of Scott Davis. The details of this case are described on this website.

We are seeking truthful and verifiable information related to many aspects of this case.

Up to $350,000 will be paid for leads, testimony, documentation, and other information that will lead to Scott’s freedom and exoneration. Conditions apply.

You may submit leads via the form on this website, by emailing information to:

reward1 [at] freescottdavis [dot] org

Only serious inquiries, honest please.

We are focusing on the following areas:

1. Suspects
   1. Scott Davis was attacked at his home, located at 1367 Battleview Drive in Atlanta, Georgia twice on the evening of December 10, 1996. In addition, items were stolen from this location.
      1. Did you see any suspicious people in this area on that date?
      2. Did you live in this area and have items stolen from your property?
   2. David Coffin, Jr., the victim in-this case, lived at 951 W. Conway Drive, Atlanta. His death occurred some time between 6:00 p.m. on December 9, 1996, and approximately 9:15 p.m. on December 10, 1996 when is house was discovered ablaze at 9:15 p.m. His body was discovered by firefighters and it was later determined that he had a gunshot wound to the head.
      1. Did you see any one on Coffin’s property during this time?
      2. A witness in the case who came to the Coffin property when she saw the fire said she spoke to a woman who was also on the Coffin property the evening of the fire. They talked briefly about the fire. Do you know who that woman was or are you that woman?
   3. Do you know Mr. Coffin’s former business partners?
   4. Mr. Coffin’s house was burglarized on more than one occasion prior to his death. Officers stated there had been numerous burglaries in the area.
      1. Do you know who burglarized his house?
      2. Do you know anyone who received or who sold any of the property stolen from the Coffin home?
      3. Do you know anyone who bragged about these crimes?
      4. Did you own a home in that area that was burglarized in 1996-1997?
      5. Do you know anyone involved in burglaries in that area in 1996-1997?
   5. During Mr. Coffin’s autopsy his blood was tested and he had a blood alcohol content of .22 (almost three times the legal driving limit) and had metabolites of cocaine in his system. In addition, Mr. Coffin’s brother-in-law John Bissell stated he had seen Mr. Coffin use cocaine. Mr. Coffin’s business partners also stated he used cocaine regularly.
      1. Do you know who Mr. Coffin purchased cocaine or other drugs from?
      2. Do you know who might have been partying with Mr. Coffin on December 9th or December 10th, 1996.
      3. Do you know the names of any women Mr. Coffin was dating in late 1996?
2. Missing Evidence
   1. During the investigation of this case, over 70 pieces of crime evidence collected by the State disappeared, as detailed in the Missing Evidence section of this website. It seemed that all the evidence that could have helped Scott Davis was lost by the State, while any evidence the State felt could be damaging was preserved.The City of Atlanta Police Department apparently lost most of this evidence, but the City of Atlanta Fire Department, DeKalb County Fire and Police Departments, Georgia Bureau of Investigation, and Fulton County District Attorney also lost evidence. This lost evidence includes weapons, blood, crime lab evidence the alleged murder weapon, and numerous fingerprints found at the DeKalb County crime scene. These fingerprints were compared with Scott Davis’ fingerprints and they did not match. Despite having these fingerprints in their possession until 2005, the State never admitted running them through the Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) or any other database. View the Missing Evidence Summary for Spreadsheet where case numbers are listed.
      1. Do you know what happened to any of this evidence?
      2. Do you know anyone who intentionally destroyed or mishandled this evidence?
      3. A torn piece of clothing left by Scott’s attacker was found by a uniformed officer, on Scott Davis’ fence after he was attacked at his home at 1367 Battleview Drive on December 10, 1996. This piece of clothing disappeared from evidence. Do you know what happened to this piece of clothing?
         1. Do you know the name of the officer who found that piece of clothing?
         2. Are you that officer?
      4. Three bags of crime lab evidence appeared in 2003 in the City of Atlanta Police Department’s evidence system. Det. Marcel Walker’s name was on the submission document. The City of Atlanta Police Department gives neither explanation for its loss nor any detail as to what was in the three bags. Clerk Jennifer Denise Johnson handled the evidence.
         1. Do you know what happened to this evidence?
         2. Do you know what was in these three bags?
      5. Fingerprints found on Mr. Coffin’s stolen Porsche in 1996, which did not match Scott Davis’ prints, were still in the State’s possession in early 2005; however, in November of 2005, when Scott was indicted the fingerprints were gone without explanation.
         1. Did someone run the fingerprints through AFIS?
         2. What happened to those prints?
      6. Has Lt. S. K. Padgett lost evidence in your case?
      7. Have you had a case in Atlanta in which crucial evidence was lost by the authorities?
3. Witnesses
   1. Many witnesses who testified in the trial of Scott Davis gave testimony that varied considerably from statements taken in 1997. Following this announcement, witnesses who were positive for Scott in 1997 turned negative or new never-mentioned-before information was claimed. In many cases, the testimony was pure perjury.
      1. Do you know any witnesses who discussed or admitted committing perjury in this case?
      2. In the Megan Bruton section of this website, you can read her emails and blog posts that show her untruthful and manipulative behavior. Did Megan discuss this case with you?
      3. Did any of the following people discuss this case with you?
         1. Erik Voss
         2. Amy Kolis
         3. Linda Moran
         4. Jim Daws
      4. Det. Rlck Chambers was the lead on this case. Chambers’ testimony has changed in every instance he has been put under oath. Despite being the point person on the case, he has taken no responsibility for the missing evidence and he gave incorrect testimony concerning it.
         1. Has Det. Chambers interviewed you in your case?
         2. If so, how was the interview conducted?
         3. Was your interview recorded?
         4. Has Det. Chambers discussed this case with you?
      5. Det. MarceI Walker was a co-lead on this case with Det. Chambers. Walker also interviewed Scott on December 11,1996.
         1. Did Det. Walker discuss this case with you?
      6. Jim Daws was a private detective working with Scott’s divorce lawyer regarding Scott’s divorce from Megan. Despite being hired and directed by Scott’s lawyer, Mr.Daws came forward the day after the reward in the case was offered, to give false testimony with absolutely no supporting evidence to corroborate his statements and in some cases his testimony conflicted with documented evidence.
         1. Did Jim Daws discuss this case with you?
         2. Did Daws work for you as a private investigator?
         3. Have you had any problems with Daws?
      7. A person or persons who posted on Steve Huff’s crime blog concerning this case used the name “Edwin Stinson”.
         1. Do you know or have you ever heard of someone named Edwin Stinson?
4. Prosecutorial Misconduct
   We believe there has been significant prosecutorial misconduct in this case, as detailed in the Prosecutorial Misconduct section of this website. We are looking for any evidence related to this conduct.
   1. Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard had a direct audio/video feed to his office through the CBS cameras without the knowledge or permission of the Court.
      1. Do you have any knowledge of this feed or the presence of recording equipment in the courtroom?
   2. Former Assistant District Attorney Gayle Abramson was proven to have used cocaine and Ecstasy during her covert investigation of Scott Davis in October of 2004, as detailed in the Atlanta Journal & Constitution. She and her fiancé Rand Csehy (who was a lead prosecutor in charge of narcotics investigations) went to California in April of 2005 with Det. Rick Chambers to hold an untruthful press conference and conduct a secret wiretap on Scott’s phones. Ms. Abramson’s drug use was revealed on this wiretap, but neither D.A. Paul Howard, nor Senior ADA Sheila Ross (lead prosecutor against Scott), nor any other law enforcement personnel did anything to investigate these crimes. Ms. Abramson was also the original prosecutor in the Brian Nichols rape case. To this day, despite a judicial finding that Ms. Abramson used drugs, nothing has been done, despite overwhelming evidence that crimes were committed and Howard’s office had credible evidence to prosecute. Interestingly, it appears that much of the crime lab evidence lost in Scott’s case disappeared only after the wiretap in April of 2005, but before November of 2005, when Scott was indicted.
      1. Do you have any additional information about these events?
      2. Do you know of any misconduct?
      3. Have prosecutors discussed the wiretap with you?
      4. Have any of these same prosecutors committed misconduct in your case?
5. Miscellaneous
   Please contact us, if any of the following has happened to you:
   1. Has significant evidence in your case has been lost by the people or agencies in this case (City of Atlanta Police, City of Atlanta Fire Department, DeKalb County, Fulton County or Georgia Bureau of Investigation)?
   2. Have you been interviewed for your case by Det. Rick Chambers or Det. Marcel Walker?
   3. Have you talked to anyone regarding this case, including prosecutors, police, or with someone concerning the original $300,000 reward offered by the victim’s family?
   4. Has the former Megan Lee Davis, now Megan Lee Bruton, discussed this case or her relationships with you or anyone you know?