A Christiana man who had over 114 dead animals in his possession in 2003 is facing more trouble from the long arm of the law. 82-Year old William Terry Davis is being charged with three counts of "Cruelty to Animals." A courts discovery date has been set for September 15, 2014 in Rutherford County. The three new animal cruelty charges are not related to the 2003 case.

September 15th, Davis will learn more about the evidence against him in the upcoming case that will be heard before Judge Keith Siskin in Rutherford County Circuit Court.

Looking back - - In '03, police seized 114 frozen cats, dogs and an assortment of wild game meat from freezer's in the home of Davis located in the Southern portion of Murfreesboro near S. Church St. Multiple cats had to be euthanized in 2003 as well. Carpeting on the Davis home had up to a half inch of animal feces grounded into it during the seizure that took place a little over 10-years ago.

Davis later sued the City of Murfreesboro after the police department removed the animal carcasses. Davis suggested that he had suffered emotional pain from the loss. The suit also suggested that he was holding one of the cats to be submitted to the Guinness Book of World Records do to its exceptionally large size at birth. The lawsuit was later dismissed in 2013.

Source:

Rutherford County Adult Detention Center (Booking)
Rutherford County Court Docket - Circuit Court

Additional details from booking information:

Inmate Name: DAVIS, WILLIAM TERRY
Race: W // Sex: M
Height: 600 Weight: 165
Hair: WHI Eye: BRN
Address: #### ARNOLD RD
City/State/Zip: CHRISTIANA, TN. 37037

Charge: 39-14-202 - ANIMALS:CRUELTY TO {Type: M}
Charge: /9-14-202 - {Type: }
Charge: 39-14-202 - ANIMALS:CRUELTY TO {Type: M}
Charge: 563 - VIOLATION:OF PROB-C.C. MISD {Type: M}