Whitey Ford
03-25-2023, 05:31 PM
'Woozy the Goat' Arrived at Psych Ward Covered in Blood After Apparent Slaying
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1XkbS6ggQQ
New details have emerged about the 25-year-old Missouri man who is suspected of killing his grandparents in Troy earlier this week.
Davionne McRoberts released music under the name Woozy the Goat and had alarming interactions with relatives prior to the deaths of his grandparents. On Wednesday, McRoberts walked into a psychiatric hospital covered in blood, asking to be admitted to the facility.
Davionne had been the focus of an intense manhunt involving the use of aerial drones since Tuesday night, when police found Donald McRoberts and Kathy Chatman McRoberts, Davionne's grandparents, dead in their home in Troy, Missouri.
In the days prior to the two deaths, Davionne seems to have been undergoing a mental health crisis marked by the belief that he was God.
He posted to his Facebook page, "WHO WANNA DIE TODAY? Y'all don't believe? Come show me I'm not god."
Pamela McRoberts, Donald's younger sister, told the Post-Dispatch that about a week prior to her brother's death she had an unsettling interaction with Davionne, who showed up to her house, announcing himself by saying, "I'm God."
He was talking about how he was God and we were all going to die. He said, Im going to rewrite the Bible, and that it would all be revealed at the next family reunion," McRoberts told the Post.
https://www.riverfronttimes.com/news/woozy-the-goat-arrived-at-psych-ward-covered-in-blood-after-apparent-slaying-39723541
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1XkbS6ggQQ
New details have emerged about the 25-year-old Missouri man who is suspected of killing his grandparents in Troy earlier this week.
Davionne McRoberts released music under the name Woozy the Goat and had alarming interactions with relatives prior to the deaths of his grandparents. On Wednesday, McRoberts walked into a psychiatric hospital covered in blood, asking to be admitted to the facility.
Davionne had been the focus of an intense manhunt involving the use of aerial drones since Tuesday night, when police found Donald McRoberts and Kathy Chatman McRoberts, Davionne's grandparents, dead in their home in Troy, Missouri.
In the days prior to the two deaths, Davionne seems to have been undergoing a mental health crisis marked by the belief that he was God.
He posted to his Facebook page, "WHO WANNA DIE TODAY? Y'all don't believe? Come show me I'm not god."
Pamela McRoberts, Donald's younger sister, told the Post-Dispatch that about a week prior to her brother's death she had an unsettling interaction with Davionne, who showed up to her house, announcing himself by saying, "I'm God."
He was talking about how he was God and we were all going to die. He said, Im going to rewrite the Bible, and that it would all be revealed at the next family reunion," McRoberts told the Post.
https://www.riverfronttimes.com/news/woozy-the-goat-arrived-at-psych-ward-covered-in-blood-after-apparent-slaying-39723541