Keith Davis' prints were forensically recovered from that firearm.

That recovered firearm was ballistically matched to the murder of Kevin Jones.

Keith Davis' cell phone records were covered and examined by the FBI, place him in direct proximity of Kevin Jones' murder.

Today we are announcing the arrest of Keith Davis for first degree murder.

We have worked in partnership with the State's Attorney's Office on behalf of Kevin Jones and Kevin Jones' family.

I am thankful for the hard work of our homicide detectives, particularly lead detective Mark Vini.

And I'm grateful for the dedicated and relentless work of our partners in the State's Attorney's Office.

Hi and welcome to part two of undisclosed special series, The State vs. Keith Davis Jr.

My name is Robbie Ajad, I'm an attorney and author of the New York Times bestseller, A Non-Story.

Now before we plunge into the continuation of this live case, which is going to be ongoing for the next couple of weeks, just a note for our listeners.

We'll be following the live trial of Keith Davis Jr. for the next couple of weeks, and after that we'll be back with a short series of a wrongful conviction led by Colin Miller.

And after that, to end our year, we're going to have a long season on a double homicide case out of Tennessee that you do not want to miss.

Alright, now back to the season at hand.

Journalist Amelia McDonald Perry has spent the last eight months investigating the events of Sunday June 7th, 2015.

The day the Keith Davis Jr. became the first person shot by the Baltimore Police since the killing of Freddie Gray.

The first seven episodes of the series were focused on how the police, with the help of Marilyn Mosby's State's Attorney's Office,

covered up the truth about the shooting by a legend Keith had a gun and charging him with more than 20 crimes instead.

But that was just case number one, because when their bogus case fell apart in court, police and prosecutors did it again.

For the last three and a half years of his wrongful imprisonment, Keith has been defending himself against a totally different set of very serious charges.

Case number two is the murder of 22-year-old Kevin Jones, who was shot to death five hours before Keith's encounter with Baltimore Police.

This past Friday, July 12th, 2019 marked the official start of Keith Davis Jr.'s fourth trial for murder and fifth trial since that Sunday in June 2015.

Over the next two weeks, undisclosed will air part two of the series, because Amelia is back with new episodes on Mondays and Thursdays all about the murder case as it continues to unfold in real time.

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