A Jefferson County grand jury issued the capital murder indictment against 37-year-old Cedric Dewayne Robertson on June 14, according to newly released court records. Nakita Davidson, a 40-year-old mother of four, was abducted and killed Thursday, April 11, 2024. Her body was found the following day.
The boyfriend of a woman who kidnapped, shot eight times, and found in inside the trunk of her own SUV has been indicted in her slaying.At a preliminary hearing held in May, Birmingham police homicide Det. Justin Lane testified
The investigation began when officers were dispatched to a report of a wreck in the 300 block of Sixth Avenue S.W., which is near Elmwood Cemetery. He looked back and saw a silver SUV and a burgundy SUV. He then heard a woman saying, “You already hit my vehicle. I’m going to call police,” Lane said. Davidson’s vehicle, a burgundy 2008 Saturn Outlook, was found the following afternoon in a wooded area in the 2300 block of 18th Place S.W.
The detective said Davidson’s body was recovered from the trunk of the SUV. She had been shot multiple times on the left side of her body and there were also bullet holes in her vehicle.She said Robertson had shown up intoxicated and wanted Davidson to leave with him, but Davidson refused. It was not clear when that incident happened.
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