The Serial Killer you’ve NEVER heard of

This true crime documentary details the crimes of William George Davis and the aftermath that follows as detectives try to put an end to his rampage.

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Convicted of killing:

Alleged victims:
James Sanders: Unable to locate. If you find his, let me know in the comments and I will add it here.

Article of some surviving victims:

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[BelakorVenator]

Man, dealing with debt and depression while having a job and a family. He’s gotta be the only guy in the world to deal with all that, no wonder he went rogue. That definitely doesn’t exactly describe nearly every father every single day. Only him. He’s the only one.

[CharlieApples]

What a pathetic excuse to kill elderly people in the most cowardly way imaginable.

[pup]

I worked on Texas Death Row, and moved on before this inmate was convicted. However, nothing changes year after year. I can tell you that they are individually housed in a cell with a toilet, sink and bunk. They have no TV, or phone access. They are handcuffed everytime they exit the cell for shower, or recreation. They have the opportunity for recreation, one hour a day, a minimum of 3 times a week. The indoor rec yards are empty cages indoors, and the outdoor rec yards are the same, with basically a hole cut in the ceiling, with bars. They get three meals a day. The menu repeats it's self halfway through the week, again and again, of course unless it's a holiday meal. They do communicate with other inmates by yelling out the doors, or shooting letters under the door, to the inside rec yard. But absolutely no contact. If they don't have someone putting money on their books, it gets worse. They can order from the commissary, different items. Usually food, if they have the money. The food served from the kitchen is of really bad quality. Rice and beans smell spoiled at times, and the beans are almost always so undercooked that they are crunchy. Portion sizes are almost always less calories then they are required. This is due to inmates working in the kitchen, taking extra portions for themselves. Usually robbing the trays of the main course, and only serving a fraction of it on a tray. These examples and much more creates huge problems for the officers on the pods. It's always a "boiling pot" that can explode at anytime. An inmate told me once, "I'm not afraid to die, I'm already dead, I died the the first day I got here." I feel this inmate in the video feels the same. He found Jesus, or God, and and feels he got forgiveness from a higher power. He is ready, but it does take 8 years or more for the appeal process. He is experiencing suffering that most will never know, but probably not enough for justice to be served.

[RamoArt]

This probably wasn't the best thing to watch the night before having an operation..

[annenelson]

Really scary to think you go to the hospital and get murdered by staff.

[mraereed]

I've stayed in that hospital. The little lady in the room with me passed away. I got out of my bed and held her hand because she was so afraid. Her name was Ruth. 🥺

[kellijanssen]

Murder is always terrible, but when you are in a facility you are supposed to trust it is so unforgivable.

[calynpresson]

This was genuinely a dang good video, the coverage of the case was so in depth. This man is clearly where he belongs.

[CJ-otzh]

This is terrifying. Someone else's psychopatic behaviour has ruined your life forever or kills you.

[ajolleyduck]

Hospitals are scary enough without having to worry about all this

[britth]

The way he describes the euphoria he feels reminds me of the lady serial killer nurse from Canada. She described it a lot like that. I do believe it was all for that feeling he got.

[FilmsandMedia]

10:26 Narcissists always need to know everything. They’re so self-conscious about how other people see them. They always need to make sure their “great person” mask is still on for other people to see. They’re constantly paranoid on the inside that people will figure them out.

[lovecrew]

It’s really nice to see a hospital not trying to cover something like this up for once

[Cruiserweight]

There is one thing serial killers seem to all have in common they are unable to feel empathy

[ericalexander]

I can't believe the guy actually, eventually admitted it, and talked about how he loved the feeling of doing it. That was a surprise.

[phdtobe]

It is utterly outrageous that hospital management was so effing slow in cathing this sick bastard on their staff.

[lisae]

The murderer is on death row and tries to make a stupid joke about how his suit wasn’t ready.
I feel for his wife, kids and those loved ones left behind.

[AMore]

“Poor me, poor me “. Too bad suicide attempts didn’t work, if he actually really tried it.

[haleyoneil]

I graduated with Billy (that's how I know him we called him that in school) in 2002 at West Rusk high in New London TX and this is just so crazy to us that know him, , I mean yeah he was a bit narcissistic in school but nothing that raised red flags its sad and devastating that it manifested into him doing such horrible things to these people!!!! My prayers go out to his victims and their families.😢

[Joseph-fhqe]

I NEVER leave my wife alone when she's hospitalized. I have spent several night's in a hospital room with her. You always need to hve a liason and constantly be asking questions of what they are doing.