Murder Victim. She was an heir to Toledo's Mohr Brothers Pop Bottling fortune. She met and fell in love with David Richard Davis, and was killed in an apparent horse riding accident in Hillsdale, Michigan. Later it was determined after her body had been exhumed that a powerful horse tranquilizer was found in her tissue. This led investigators to determine that her husband David Davis had murdered his wife for insurance monies. David Davis was found guilty of murder and was sentenced to life in prison. Shannon Mohr-Davis' life story was made into the TV movie "Victim Of Love: The Shannon Mohr Davis Story." After it was determined that Mr. Davis had killed Ms. Mohr, his name was removed from her marker at Toledo's Calvary Cemetery.
Murder Victim. She was an heir to Toledo's Mohr Brothers Pop Bottling fortune. She met and fell in love with David Richard Davis, and was killed in an apparent horse riding accident in Hillsdale, Michigan. Later it was determined after her body had been exhumed that a powerful horse tranquilizer was found in her tissue. This led investigators to determine that her husband David Davis had murdered his wife for insurance monies. David Davis was found guilty of murder and was sentenced to life in prison. Shannon Mohr-Davis' life story was made into the TV movie "Victim Of Love: The Shannon Mohr Davis Story." After it was determined that Mr. Davis had killed Ms. Mohr, his name was removed from her marker at Toledo's Calvary Cemetery.
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