Bobby Cutts Man About Town

Officials search Bobby Cutts Jr's home again | cleveland.com

Bobby Cutts Jr. every move made is examined.

Each banter past all the faults, all errors of analysis.

People here and across the country are desperate for clues about what happened to his girlfriend, Jessie Davis and their unborn child.

Suddenly the spotlight must be nearly suffocating for the athlete who grew up in Canton to be a cop Township.

Foreign television about how he led three children with three women and is the father of the child Davis carries. They ponder why he kicked in the door of one of those women nine years ago while she was with Cleveland Cavaliers player Shawn Kemp.

Cutts can't eat. He can't sleep.

And even though investigators say he isn't a suspect, Cutts said he knows otherwise. "I would be dumb and naive to think that they weren't treating me as a suspect by different things I've had to go through in the past couple days," Cutts told the Canton Repository.

Investigators from the Stark County Sheriff's Office and the FBI have searched his house and his pickup truck.

A former police detective who visited Akron duplex Davis twice this week suspect that someone who knew Davis was most likely.

"It's a crime scene of someone being invited in," said Timothy Dimoff, president of SACS Consulting & Investigative Services in Akron.

"There is an argument, things go wrong, the suspect became angry, a physical altercation took place, she hits her head and there is blood," he speculated. "He takes the cell phone and all that he thinks may be used as evidence against him."

John Miller, president of the Canton Police Patrolmen's Association, called Cutts innocent.

"Everyone who watches TV in this country all suspect Bobby Cutts," he said. "It's all sensationalized."

Cutts hasn't speculated about what happened to Davis. He said he hasn't talked to her since about 8 p.m. the night she disappeared.

Investigators have repeatedly said Cutts is cooperating. And Cutts said it's because he's done nothing wrong.

Cutts was born in Canton -- hometown of the Pro Football Hall of Fame -- on May 21, 1977.

At GlenOak High School, Cutts earned mostly Bs and Cs, but he excelled at sports before graduating in 1995.

His athletic prowess scored him a football scholarship at nearby Walsh University, a Catholic school in North Canton.

He didn't last long in the football program, a coach said, because Cutts couldn't compete at the college level. But he studied sociology for three years and worked in the school's public relations department, a school spokesman said.

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