For months David Wilson, 49 bitched and moaned about his life. He was hurting for money, buried in commitments he could not repay without sacrifice. He took anti-depressants to make it through the day. He asked his sister to buy a Christmas present for his daughter because he could not afford to do so. According to Wilson's family he worked 7 days a week and yet the cupboard was bare. The overwhelming stress of financial ruin and embarrassment has caused many a man to cowardly and selfishly take their own life. After leaving home Sunday night at around 10 the story goes that he just rode around, ending up at a gas station in Spring Lake where he spent the night in his truck. The next day, Monday, he supposedly continued his drive around the Broadway area. Wilson's brother met him at 5:40 Monday afternoon on Nusery Road between Broadway and Spring Lake. According to the brother, David Wilson said that he had seen people out looking for him. Did he know that early Monday morning Wilson's wife had called the Sheriff to report him missing? What made him think anyone was looking for him? Wilson's brother, William, also said that he thought David was under the influence of some sort of drug. newspaper article William Wilson convinced his brother to come home with him, but prior to them leaving in separate vehicles David handed his brother his wallet and told him to give it to his wife. As they drove the few miles from Nursery Road to Wilson's home on Cameron Street, a deputy passed by and turned around, pulling in behind David. William did not take much notice and continued to the house on Cameron. The deputy pulled David over, David waited until the deputy exited his vehicle and the sped off in the direction of his home. When he got within eye sight of his house he again pulled over and this time as the deputy exited David pulled a pistol from the cab of his truck and shot himself in the chest. His brother William saw the muzzle flash and watched helplessly as the truck rolled off the road. (there is a possibility that Wilson may have shot himself accidentally, the bullet may have been intended for the deputy - our on air comments - the entire show can be heard over the internet in .mp3 format)
In 1974 18 year-old David was drinking at the Sundown Lounge in Cumberland County. He was kicked out of the bar and before leaving he told Thomas Corney that he would return to kill him. Shortly after he did just that, shooting Corney in the face killing him. Before the cowardly killer could run from the bar he was, in return, shot by patron, Clarence Jacobs. David Wilson was arrested and charged with First Degree Murder, his plea to Second Degree Murder was accepted and in 1975 he was sentenced to 40-60 years in prison. On September 22,1980 Wilson and another inmate cut thru the fence of the Wagram Prison in Scotland County and went on the run. On October 6th they were involved in a high-speed chase in Flint, Michigan, home of Wilson's sister. The chase continued until Wilson's car crashed, killing the other escaped prisoner and seriously wounding Wilson. Wilson's face shows the numerous scars left over from that crash. It is not known if Wilson was driving, but if he had been driving and crashed killing an occupant it is possible that Wilson could have been convicted of First Degree Murder. Death caused while in commission of a Felony is First Degree Murder. Somehow Wilson gained work release, even with numerous infractions such as assault, a weapons charge, drugs, and of course escape. Equally amazing is that David Wilson was allowed to be paroled out of prison about 20 years early. No one outside his home knows how lawful Wilson was once he gained his freedom from parole in 2004. No more drug testing, no one to report to. Some have reported that David had become a drug user, drank quiet a bit and had a temper. I never knew David Wilson so I will have to bite my tongue. I suspect that those that loved Tookie Williams, the recently executed founder of the deadly inner-city gang the Crips, a convicted brutal murderer of 4 innocent people, a man that when asked why he killed particular victims he was quoted as saying "because they were white", would have loved David Wilson, the murderer. I wonder how the family of Thomas Corney felt about David Earl Wilson. Where is Michelle Bullard?
Stressful events interfere with achievement of existentially based expectations or just/fair outcomes. "All manner of positive stimuli" previously experienced or observed constitute expected goals, and their frustration leads to "anger, resentment, rage, dissatisfaction, disappointment, and unhappiness--that is, all the emotions customarily associated with strain in criminology" (Agnew 1992). General strain theory claims that actors do not enter interactions with specific outcomes in mind, only that certain distributive justice rules will be followed in establishing equitable relationships. Distress occurs when individuals feel unrewarded for their efforts compared to the efforts and rewards of similar others for similar outcomes. The negative emotions associated with negative relationships may be more successfully handled by engaging in delinquent behavior than in nondelinquent behavior (Brezina 1996). source SOME AVENUES OF INVESTIGATION THAT LAW ENFORCEMENT MAY BE GOING DOWN
places he would hunt or fish would be of particular interest, checking deer stands, lakes and ponds he fished in, campsites, vacation spots where did the gun come from
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