William Albert McMillan, a 53-year-old male, was tragically shot to death on May 26, 2014, in Butner, North Carolina. McMillan, who was a truck driver, was found dead inside the home he shared with his longtime girlfriend, Mildred Michelle Hinton Davis. Davis, aged 52, was arrested at the scene and charged with second-degree murder. She was taken into custody and held under a $100,000 secured bond.
The Butner police responded to the incident after receiving a 911 call from Davis, who
reported the shooting. Upon arrival, they discovered McMillan dead from a gunshot wound to the head. The couple was described by neighbors as sweet and quiet, and the incident came as a shock to the community. Davis, a former mail carrier, was sitting on the front steps when the police arrived.
The investigation revealed that the Butner police had responded to domestic dispute calls at the home several times in the past. A handgun was found inside the home, and Davis was charged with second-degree murder. The case brought attention to the issue of domestic violence and the potential dangers of long-term abusive relationships.
The tragic death of William Albert McMillan highlighted the importance of addressing domestic disputes and providing support to those in potentially dangerous situations. The community was left mourning the loss of a well-liked individual, and the legal proceedings against Davis continued as the investigation unfolded.
