Page 16 THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1977
Murder trial
defense asks
bond release
in document
United Press International
FORT WORTH — The defense
in the T. Cullen Davis murder trial
has decided to push to get the de
fendant released on bond, using a
113-page document of sensational,
but unsubstantiated allegations.
Those charges likely will force the
trial to a new locale.
Davis is charged with shooting
and killing his 12-year-old step
daughter.
His application for release on
bond contains allegations of drug
dealing, threats and violence at the
10,000-square foot mansion months
prior to the August slaying of
Andrea Wilborn and Stan Farr.
The writ also alleges or suggests:
— That Davis’ estranged wife,
Priscilla said she could make $10
million from the murders if Cullen
Davis were convicted.
— That Mrs. Davis was deeply
involved with drugs including
cocaine, marijuana, heroin and al
cohol.
— That Gus Gavrel Jr., who was
wounded by the assailant as he
walked in the mansion driveway
with his date, asked an ambulance
driver to dispose of two bags of
marijuana while enroute to the hos
pital.
— That Gavrel’s father told his
son to identify Davis as the man
who shot him.
— That Gavrel stated to more
than one person he did not know
who shot him.
— That the murder weapon has
never been found.
The most crucial document to the
defense is an unsigned statement
which Richard “Racehorse”
Haynes claims to have obtained
from David McCrory, a longtime
friend of Mrs. Davis.
The statement, which is neither
sworn to nor notarized, describes an
incident in which a boyfriend of
Mrs. Davis threatened to kill her. It
claims she traveled across the coun
try with a man identified as a defen
dant in a drug possession case and
cities their alleged use of narcotics
and alcohol in the Davis mansion.
Tarrant County District Attorney
Tim Curry, who successfully op
posed Davis’ attempt last year to be
freed on bond, said the McCrory
statement was of little legal value.
Haynes said he included the
statement because McCrory said it
was accurate even though he re
fused to sign it.
Phi Kappa Phi to give Junior Award
Nearly 500 faculty members,
graduate students and under
graduates will be initiated into
the Texas A&M University chap
ter of the Phi Kappa Phi honor
society on May 3. Ceremonies
will be highlighted by presenta
tion of the Outstanding Junior
Award.
A $500 award, will go to the
top junior among 10 candidates.
The students were chosen by the
scholastic honor society as the
outstanding juniors from each of
the academic colleges based on
nominations of the deans.
Speaker of the 6:30 p.m. ban
quet will be Dr. Paul F. Deisler
Jr., vice president of health,
safety and environment for Shell
Oil Co. He is a 1946 Texas A&M
graduate.
Named the 10 outstanding
juniors were Vicki Jan Benton of
Menard, College of Agriculture;
Don M. Harton of Houston, Col
lege of Architecture and
Environmental Design; Janet
Barnes of College Station, Col
lege of Business Administration;
Bonnie S. Bendele of Blanco,
College of Education.
Also, William Bistline of
Beaumont, College of Enginee
ing; Mary Jane Greer of Ho#
ton. College of Geoscience!
Michelle Marti of Cleburne, Cd'
lege of Liberal Arts; Carrel
Leavitt of Richardson, Mooi
College of Marine Sciences^
Maritime Resources; Rolei
Lacy of Lake Charles, La., Cd
lege of Science; and Jeffrey fi
wards of Houston, College
Veterinary Medicine.
To qualify for Phi Kappa Pf
membership, students
have a 3.5 grade point ratioari
must be in the top five or
cent of the junior or senior clas
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