Cullen Davis, acquitted in Fort Worth mansion killings, dies at 93

Texas oil heir T. Cullen Davis, once among the nation’s wealthiest men, died at 93 at his home in Colleyville. He became nationally known after a 1976 shooting at his Fort Worth mansion killed his estranged wife’s 12-year-old daughter, Andrea Wilborn, and her boyfriend, Stan Farr, and wounded his wife and another visitor. Davis was acquitted of the killings after a closely watched trial; he was also acquitted of charges in a later alleged plot to kill his wife and the judge in their divorce case. He maintained his innocence, and his fortune was largely lost during the 1980s recession.