Cobb Police investigate the scene around the Kennesaw home where the body of Frank William Davidson was found a month ago in his driveway.<br>Staff/Laura Moon
Cobb Police investigate the scene around the Kennesaw home where the body of Frank William Davidson was found a month ago in his driveway.
Staff/Laura Moon
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Cobb Police still seeking suspect in death of man shot, left in driveway
by Lindsay Field
May 23, 2013 12:35 AM | 0 0 comments | 4 4 recommendations | email to a friend
Cobb Police Officer Mike Bowman couldn’t say exactly how many people have been interviewed in the case regarding the death of 60-year-old Frank William Davidson, or the number of phone calls they’ve gotten with tips on it. Davidson’s body was found on the driveway, under the carport of his home at 3591 Paul Samuel Road in west Cobb, which is located off Stilesboro Road about four miles southwest of downtown Kennesaw, at 7:45 a.m. April ...
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