Jealous ex-boyfriend shoots mother of seven, 39, in Chick-fil-A in Georgia before shooting himself
- Cassie Davis, 39, was brutally murdered Wednesday morning around 7 a.m.
- Ex-shooter and jealous Anthony Green, 56, has turned the gun on himself
- Davis’ grieving mother said her daughter had told her her ex-husband had been stalking her the day before she was shot
The mother-of-seven, 39, was brutally murdered by her ‘jealous ex-boyfriend’ – who fired the gun on himself – while she was having breakfast at Chick-fil-A in Georgia.
Cassie Davis was at Truett’s Chick-fil-A on Shorter Avenue in Rome at about 7 a.m. Wednesday morning when she was shot in broad daylight by her deranged ex-partner, Anthony Green.
Davis was shot three times with a handgun. Her devastated family said that Davis revealed just a day earlier that Green “wouldn’t leave her alone.”
Expressions of appreciation poured in for Georgia’s mum, who was described as having “no average bone in her body.”
said Cathy Walters, Davis’ devastated mother Fox 5 Atlanta that Green had been “following her around” even though they were no longer together.
Cassie Davis, mother of seven, was brutally murdered by her ‘jealous ex-boyfriend’ – who fired the gun on himself – while she was having breakfast at Chick-fil-A in Georgia
Davis was shot three times with a handgun at Chick-fil-A on Shorter Street in Rome at about 7 am. Her devastated family said Davis revealed just a day earlier that Green “wouldn’t leave her alone.”
Rome police described the shooting as an apparent suicide.
They said that after Davis was shot, her car was in the freeway pick-up lane, rolled onto an embankment, according to The Independent.
Green and Davies, both residents of Rome, are believed to have had a domestic relationship in the past, but it remains unclear how the relationship ended.
Davis’s family described Green as a jealous person who couldn’t let Davis go, but admitted that they never thought he would kill her.
They said she was “loving, caring, and would give the shirt to anyone,” 11 Alive News reported.
“It feels like a dream… I just want to wake up,” said Walter.
Walters said her daughter, whose children ranged in age from 5 to 18, was a “good mother of seven”.
Effie Wilson, Davis’ distraught aunt, believes killing her nieces was senseless.
“Nobody thinks anymore, they kill children and they kill adults,” she said.
She added, “There were more women, and there was no point in taking her away.”
Cathy Walters, Davis’ distraught mother, said her daughter had no middle bone in her body
Davis was a loving mother of seven children, ranging in age from 5 to 18
Horrified by the morning’s tragedy, Chick-fil-A general manager Greg Major issued a statement.
We are currently cooperating with the police who are investigating. “No other guests or members were hurt, but we grieve for the community,” Major said.
We have closed the restaurant for the day to repair and take care of our team members. Thank you for your patience all this time; We plan to reopen tomorrow.
Police also confirmed that Chick-fil-A had nothing to do with the incident.
The restaurant where the fatal shooting took place was the same place that Chick-fil-A boss Dan Cathy visited. Law and crime mentioned.
Pictures from the crime scene showed a heavy police presence.
