Davionne McRoberts Wiki – Davionne McRoberts Biography
A St. Louis rapper, who claimed he was a god after walking into a psychiatric ward covered in blood, has been arrested after his grandparents were found murdered in their home. Davionne McRoberts, 25, known professionally as Woozy the Goat, is being held in a psychiatric ward after turning herself in on Wednesday, March 22, 2023. McRoberts is expected to be charged with double murder.
The Missouri native claimed he was “God” on Facebook and showed up at a relative’s home to claim him again just before the alleged murders. Troy police were searching for McRoberts after her grandparents Donald McRoberts, 71, and Kathy Chatman McRoberts, 58, were found dead at her Eames Street home Tuesday night, March 21. The cause of her death is still unknown. He knocked on my door and said, ‘He’s God,’” Pamela McRoberts, Donald’s sister, told the St Louis Post-Dispatch.
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Davionne McRoberts is 25 years old.
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“He was talking about how he was God and we were all going to die. He said, ‘I’m going to rewrite the Bible,’ and it would all be revealed at the next family gathering. Once he was done walking, crying, and jumping, he left. When I left my house, I called my brother. I told him: ‘he is not speaking well’”.
Pamela said her brother, who was an Army veteran, ignored McRoberts’ behavior, saying that he “was going to die before me” and “he wasn’t worried at all.” She added that he remembered meeting Kathy when she worked as a maid 20 years ago at a hotel in St Charles. Donald would ask Kathy for her phone number years later and they would begin dating and later get married in 2017. Donald, popularly known as “Mack,” was a former military police officer, of whom Pamela said she was “very proud.”
Just days before allegedly claiming the life of his grandparents, McRoberts posted several crazy posts on her profile. In a post on Saturday March 18 she wrote: “WHO WANTS TO DIE TODAY? Don’t you think? Come show me I’m not God.” In another post from that day, he wrote: “I KNOW I KNOW MY EARS ARE RINGING IT’S ALMOST TIME BUT NOT YET.”
A granddaughter, unable to communicate with her grandparents, applied for a “welfare check” and the police made the tragic discovery inside her home. Police deployed drones to search the area after a manhunt for McRoberts was shortly secured. Authorities released the photo of him for the public to help find him. A psychiatric ward contacted police to tell them he had checked in on Wednesday, Lincoln County Attorney Michael Wood said. Authorities believe McRoberts had a mental breakdown.
Woozy, from Try, Missouri, is a rapper who shared his music on BandLab and has over 21,000 followers and 562,000 views of his songs. His song “Durk Flow” has been played more than 143,000 times, as of Wednesday, according to Post-Dispatch.
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