The Misery Machine - The Case of Kimberly Hill

Starting point is 00:00:03 Kimberly Diane Hill was born in Miami, Oklahoma on March 28, 1963 to parents Clyde Ray Hill and Sharon Violet Maples. She had a brother named David and a sister named Marilyn. Between 1982 and 1992, Kimberly served in the U.S. Marine Corps as a corporal and served during the Persian Gulf War. At the time of our story, she was working as a hospice caregiver in Corpus Christi, Texas and sometimes used the last name Perez. Kimberly enjoyed gardening, skydiving, and going to concerts. The final post to her Facebook account reflects this. On March 25, 2014, she wrote, Share Concert was the best show I've ever seen,

Starting point is 00:00:46 like eight stage changes complete with a giant Trojan horse, ended with her suspended in the air, circling the arena. Awesome. But most of all, Kimberly was a selfless and devoted mother of two. She had a daughter named Desiree Hill and a son named Kevin Davis Jr., who, along with Kimberly, will become the focus of our story. Kevin was born on December 27, 1995, and was 18 years old at the time of our story. He attended Ray High School and lived with his mother at the Windrush apartments located on Castori's Road in Corpus Christi.

Starting point is 00:01:21 According to Kevin, his father, Kevin, Sr., was an idiot and was not involved in his life. He also had one half-brother who he'd not seen in some time. Kimberly loved her children and spoke of them often on social media. On March 6, 2013, Kimberly posted an image to her Facebook page that included the caption, To my children, if I had to choose between loving you and breathing, I would use my last breath to tell you, I love you. Little did she know that just over a year later, Kevin was about to change all of that. On March 27th, 2014, at approximately 10 a.m., Officer M.

Starting point is 00:01:59 Matt Marman, as well as other officers from the Corpus Christi Police Department, responded to a call for a welfare check in apartment 1707 at the Wind Rush Apartments. That apartment was rented by none other than Kimberly Hill. This was prompted after the Noasas County Sheriff's Department received a bizarre confession. According to sources, a couple in nearby Robstown were sitting down watching TV when they heard their doorbell ringing. According to the homeowner, Timothy Johnson, a young guy was there, wanting to know if we'd call 911 because he committed a murder. So we called the cops.

Starting point is 00:02:31 He added that. When I asked him, who did you kill? He said his mother. I said, how did you kill her? With a hammer, I beat her to death. I said, why did you do it? Lots of reasons. That's all he would say.

Starting point is 00:02:44 Never told me nothing else. Officer Marmon and company entered the apartment where sadly they found Kimberly dead in one of the bedrooms. According to the officers, it looked like that she had been bludgeoned to death with a hammer. Kevin was taken into the criminal investigation division located at the Corpus Christi headquarters by Officer Patsy Jimenez. There, he was read his rights at 1145 a.m. He was interviewed by detectives Richard Garcia and Ramiro Torres. Before we let Kevin tell you what happened, in his own words, we would like to give a very special shout out to our friend

Starting point is 00:03:19 Johnny from morbid curiosity for supplying this interrogation footage. We'll warn you ahead of time, it is very difficult to watch. Saying earlier, you've talked to some people, you want to get some stuff off your chest. You know, we're here to listen to you. Why do you hear what happened? Tell us what, you know, what happened? Well, have you, has anybody gone to the house yet?

Starting point is 00:03:44 Do you really? We know what happened. We have, but we want to hear it from you. Or we have an idea. You'll give you and look at the beginning, man. What cost of it? We're just going to cut away for a second here and paraphrase what Kevin told the detectives.

Starting point is 00:03:58 He claimed that he asked his mother for permission to remove himself from this earth if you catch my drift. When the detectives asked him why, this is what he told them. I'm bored with life. I don't like life. I don't like people. I don't like living it, basically.

Starting point is 00:04:14 There's really nothing, anything depressing about it. Just this was this. And so... I wrote the note. I did. What did you write the note? Around 6-6-ish, 7-inch. Today or yesterday?

Starting point is 00:04:31 Yesterday. Yesterday? Okay. Afternoon. Okay. And then what happened? And then... Should get upset with it?

Starting point is 00:04:44 Kind of... well now, actually. I molded over. And then on a whim, actually, I turned it over. So, it would a plan to kill both my mother and my sister, quite frankly, because that's always been a thing of mine. I'm a bit of a pearly. We'll be back in just one minute. Please stick around for the following ad.

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Starting point is 00:08:51 What was this? You thought was thinking on the couch. That didn't work out too well. She started screaming, and so I went to her room, opened a drawer at the very bottom to the right. I pulled out a hammer. I went back in the living room, and well, you kind of get the gist from there.

Starting point is 00:09:11 You kind of get the gist from there. Notice how casual he is about all of this. And doing this because he's a pervert, what a weird thing to say. She was out pretty quickly. Kind of tried to play dead at first, but then I finished it. So you hit her with a hammer when she was seeing it on the sofa in the Libanum? No. First, I tried to strangle her.

Starting point is 00:09:31 That didn't work as she grabbed the cord. So I raced back into her room. Grab the hammer, came back. How many times do you hear with her living? At least 20, but then she was still alive. I dragged her into the room and probably clearly saw. And I picked, I kind of formed my hands into her brain to kind of just... He formed his hands into her brain.

Starting point is 00:10:01 What the actual fuck, dude? She was still alive? She was still alive. And you went in there and you kind of grabbed those brains? Did you use a knife on her? Actually, I was going to, but no. Well, did you... I guess you'd never got to stab her with a knife?

Starting point is 00:10:22 No. It was always a hammer. It was all the hammered in my hand. Where did you hit her with the hammer? The head. All in the head area? All in the head, I believe she, I may have gotten her hand because she was covering herself. Okay.

Starting point is 00:10:34 Is there she in the front or the back of the head? No, actually the entrance wound is around beyond or somewhere here. Okay. And then, so when you dragged her to the living room, I mean to the bedroom, you kept on hitting her there? Yeah, I kind of went back. That's where the, that's when you reached the end. when you reached in and grabbed the brain? Yeah, I kicked out it a bit.

Starting point is 00:11:00 Then I just, then I just decided to reach in and kind of just... He kicked out his mother's brain for a bit. I thought the forming of hands was pretty bad, but now we're kicking brains. And then what did you do after that? Then I had... Has you ever done that before, that bad...

Starting point is 00:11:24 No, I haven't, actually. This was just the first time? Oh, yeah, I've lost my... Two corpse. Okay. Did you change in the bat? Did you? I did.

Starting point is 00:11:35 I even, I took a bath before. It's a little personal, but yeah, I needed to clean it off. And so, um, and then I changed, yeah. Okay. Okay, he sounded kind of proud of that fact. Kudos to these two detectives for remaining professional throughout this whole thing, because God knows I can't. How about your sister?

Starting point is 00:11:56 Is she okay? She is okay. An apartment actually very near here. Um, that big kind of Hispanic thing. I mean like Spanish looking building. It's an old apartment complex of the code. Was it a fantasy of yours to kill her as well? It was.

Starting point is 00:12:18 Did you write down that on your note? Oh, I did actually, but I decided against it because I had my fill. Well, thank goodness that you've had your fill of killing Kevin. Thank God for your sister's sake that it seems a little too much for you, a little excessive. We should all admire your restraints. So after you went in and you killed her, And you made sure that she was dead by grabbing her brain, moving around. Then you took her clothes off or was she already untressed?

Starting point is 00:12:58 Actually, I had to drag her by her clothes to get her in there. Very laborious, actually. Natural mother? Aological mother? Yeah, actually she is my natural mother. Which loves my mother, I guess, in the wrong sort of way, but I kind of love, maybe some rage, maybe just a little. In a Freudian style? Have you killed anybody else before?

Starting point is 00:13:45 I have not. You just fantasized about it? I just fantasized about it. I'm not sure Kevin actually knows who Freud is. Anyway, the detective started asking him about what got him to this point. As they start mentioning visiting the self-checkout line again, I'm paraphrasing this for you. They pretty much wanted to know how Kimberly reacted

Starting point is 00:14:05 when Kevin brought this up to her prior to him attacking her. She said, basically, I'm a grown man, and what I do, like, she can't really stop me. She was, no, she was distraught over it, of course. And that's kind of why she wanted me to go away. Why she... At that point, you got fished? It's around my preachings, actually. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:14:45 Do you ever seek any kind of medical attention, psychological? I don't know. You feel like you can cope with that? No, I never really seek out, actually. Mm-hmm. I just accepted it as a pardon. I wasn't really ashamed of it. Mm-hmm.

Starting point is 00:15:01 It just was what it was. Next, the detectives asked Kevin about the notes he left all over his mother's apartments. This actually surprised me because I thought the notes in question were going to be, you know, one of those notes. But per usual, Kevin is just being gross. Let's talk about the notes that you wrote. How many notes did you write? Three. There was one in the living room.

Starting point is 00:15:25 Yeah. That one was addressed to who? Deserrant, my sister, because I knew she was a good girl, but rather sensitive. I knew she would lose her head if she kind of saw that. Do you remember what the note said? Keep your head. Hurry. She might still be alive, although I highly doubt it in parentheses.

Starting point is 00:15:45 Shumping along those lines, yeah. But when you wrote the note, you knew your mom was already dead. Oh, yeah, I knew it. You know, it was messing with Deserite by writing that, that she might still be alive. Yeah, my sick sense of humor. I was pretty well off my rocker by then. Kevin then discusses his escape plan and how it quickly fails. And what did that one say?

Starting point is 00:16:07 You remember? Was I addressed to the police or to who? I was just in a very playful mood at the time. Okay. I just wanted to run. I just wanted to see how far I could get. Yeah. So what your plan was to leave down, according to one of the notes that you were?

Starting point is 00:16:34 Oh yeah. Yeah, the Greyhound bus. I was going to try to get out of state or anything really. Okay. But I guess something else happened, you ended up at somebody's house? No, actually. What happened? I told you my plan was four.

Starting point is 00:16:48 foil because she talked to me, she said my sister's going to come pick me up now, like in a few minutes, go over with her, and that's when I said it's time to act now or never. I see. I just went over to their house to use their phone, and then they wanted, I was using their phone, so I thought I might as well tell them when they asked me questions. I mean, they had questions I'm using their phone. Where was this out? What did you end up at?

Starting point is 00:17:14 Ultimately, I ended up in the backwoods of a ditch. Here in town or out of town? Um, Robstown. In Robstown. How did you get over there? In Corpus Christi, I biked halfway, and then I got to the train tracks, and then I ditched the bike in the thick woods, and then from the train tracks I just walked. To Robstown? Yeah.

Starting point is 00:17:35 Okay. And then you came up to, was it like the first house that you saw, or how did you... Oh. How did you go to this house to ask to use the phone? Initially, my plan was just to run, run, run as far as I can, but then I ended up, crying my eyes out in like the thick woods like, oh, what did I do? And I realized, oh, you don't know what you lost until you've already lost it. And so I just, I knew that my life isn't going to go anywhere, not anymore.

Starting point is 00:18:02 So I just kind of gave it up midway. So what brings you here other than your life, you just give up on life now and just, you need to tell somebody what happened, basically, right? Your insides, you're, you want to do one thing, but your incites and says you more like your heart. You feel sorry you did this to your mouth? Chicken sandwich from 7-Eleven, people always call me loud. And I'm like, yeah, I know. I'm crispy.

Starting point is 00:18:42 Did you expect me to whisper? If you want quiet, go eat some soup and reflect. Like, I know I'm a handful. I'm bold, I'm juicy. Throw some pickles and barbecue sauce on me, and baby I'm a whole meal. And with seven rewards, I'm just $4. Quiet? No.

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Starting point is 00:19:19 Chosen foods. It's strange, really. I did love her. Oh, no, no, she's been the best mother. I'm sure she is. Nothing that she did? Oh, absolutely nothing. If I was to ask you, what did she do to deserve this?

Starting point is 00:19:42 What would you answer? Absolutely nothing. I'm just, I'm a terrible. I'm a cruel, disgusting person, yeah, basically. I think that him calling himself a terrible, disgusting person might be the understatement of the year. Did you come up with the idea to kill her and have society? How did I come up with it?

Starting point is 00:19:59 Yeah, was it? It's been a developing idea with my friend. But you haven't gotten ideas from games or videos or you're not into that. Some of them are the dark games Some things inspired me But they did not necessarily plant the seed Get me they didn't plant the seed But they did egg me on

Starting point is 00:20:18 Rather I guess Is that the books you've been read? Not necessarily I watched them I got actually I recently got into watching Some foreign movies, creepy stuff Not necessarily mainstream horror The kind of stuff that you keep away from

Starting point is 00:20:32 Oh okay Like what kind of foreign films Is Kevin referring to Also, I love how the detective is just like, oh, okay, all casually. So you're into which... I guess it sounds kind of strength. I'm just interesting because it's something unusual and you're here telling us about it and you appear to be a nice guy. You're afraid to be a good guy.

Starting point is 00:20:59 You're not yelling at him. You're not yelling at him. You're very rational. You're pretty rational. You're pretty good guy. This is trying to figure out. That's all. I ended her life. I'm kind of more fascinated by ways of murder. And they cut them open. Such love. The hammer come from that you used.

Starting point is 00:21:30 From her drawer. And after you killed her, you just left it there? The hammer? I did. You saw a hammer there. There was some blood in the knife, but you said you never used it. Like it's just blood just from where you grabbed it around the... Oh, that knife.

Starting point is 00:21:48 Actually, I used that to stir her brains up a little. Then that didn't really work out. So I just kind of... Did you do that in the living room or the bedroom? Because we found that in the... It wasn't in the bedroom. Actually, I used a knife in the living room, then I didn't I take it with me?

Starting point is 00:22:06 So her brains were already kind of coming out in the living room when you dragged it? You said you mentioned in the carpet. Carrier from underneath the arms is just dragged her or how do you drag her? It was very sloppy, actually. I kind of just winged it. I dragged her from her shirt. I dragged her by her legs. I dragged her by any way I kind of fell.

Starting point is 00:22:40 So I'm not very strong person. Stirring your mother's brains with a knife sounds neither loving, artistic, or done with care, Kevin. Do you have? Is it just you in Desk? Does you live here in town or no? He's not in the picture, your dad? And you live there with your mom at Windrush Apartments? What's apartment number? You have your own bedroom there? What's the plan that you were going to leave town and fill your mom, or your sister? That was the one that we found it. We found it in one of the bedrooms. Not where your mom was, but the other one, that was your room?

Starting point is 00:23:36 She didn't live with you guys. From top of the little dish here in your room? Like a marker. Okay, permanent marker, yes. Is that the one you used? It was on a little, like, folding paper. will grab the piece in my old schoolwork and just kind of... The detectives then asked Kevin how he performed in school. My guess is not very good since he's using his schoolwork to write notes

Starting point is 00:24:11 taunting his sister and the police. You were in 10th grade? Next, the detectives asked Kevin if anyone knew of his plans, if he considered himself disturbed or if he planned to kill again. His answer probably won't surprise you that much at this juncture. Do you ever tell anybody else what your plans were? that, you know, what you wanted to do, your mom or your sister? No, but over the years, there were hints.

Starting point is 00:25:02 As a younger boy, I was a lot dumber, a lot more angsty, you know. I said things, but I guess they basically brushed it off. I guess the hints were everywhere, but they're my family. Family looks past that kind of stuff, or they try to not look at it. I'm going to use a dirty word, okay, but I don't mean to insult you, okay? Do you consider your mentally disturbed? Do you consider yourself crazy? Do you consider yourself any of those? Or you think you're okay?

Starting point is 00:25:38 You just got some bad thoughts. I'm not mentally disturbed. I mean, I'm sane. I know exactly what I did. I know that it's wrong and the traditional sense of wrong. Well, it was just the fantasy you had and you had to carry it out. Carried out. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:25:56 Not just. No, I feel vaguely. What? Kind of like I'm done. You still feel like... Like, well, you're done with your mom. You still feel like you want to keep on killing, to keep on, you know, with other fantasies?

Starting point is 00:26:10 How do you feel? So I guess I should continue with the truth. Truthfully. Yes, definitely. I would kill again. My thing, actually. Women. I don't.

Starting point is 00:26:36 I've never had a girl. No. Why am I not shocked? Also, good. You'd probably kill her, too. You have a type, remember? Just listen to what he says next. Your fancy killing would be.

Starting point is 00:26:58 What I'm going to hear, but, you're, you're not. children. Be dressing up in a nice suit, sneaking into her house, disabling her boyfriend. You know, yeah, I'd bring a pretty dress with me to dress her up in. I was always into strangling, but after that last, blunder, I guess maybe something big and sharp

Starting point is 00:27:27 would be more along my thing. Cutting in here for just a sec, because YouTube doesn't like the D word that Kevin's about to say next, as we learned, when we covered Nora Mukadam's case. He said that he wants to remove her head from her body because he, and I quote, likes his women dead.

Starting point is 00:27:48 A dresser a town in it would be a night to remember. And then I kind of just burn everything and run for the hills. A night to remember. I have a feeling Kevin actually doesn't like women at all. His date sounds like a Cannibal Corpse album cover. But just wait, there's more. He also likes cats, dead cats. If you don't want to hear this part, feel free to skip ahead about 15 to 20 seconds.

Starting point is 00:28:20 I wish I hadn't heard it. Can you tell the loop about that? What happened? Oh, well, just last night, my mother, yeah. Okay, not somebody else. You're talking about your mom? Yes. Before that, you had never had... I'm being quiet about it. I might as well tell you now. Yeah, and it's on the note, too, the PS part.

Starting point is 00:28:48 We used to have a gray cat named Claire. Oh, yeah, V-S is a thing of mine too. Now you know. And so I strangled it, I drowned it, and then I cut it open, and you know the rest. You get the rest. You have the dead cat? Yeah, ripped it open. You have right ahead.

Starting point is 00:29:12 The life person. So that's your thing, having a life person that doesn't turn you on, it's a dead thing, dead person, dead animals. That's what turns you on? I don't necessarily mind. I don't have standards or morals. body to body and I guess it's harsh to say, but no, I don't necessarily mind. A piece of meat. Okay. So next, the detective start asking about Kevin being a danger to himself again.

Starting point is 00:29:51 Kevin told them no, that he was there to face the music and whatever happens happens and that there was no happy ending for him. I never the judge, the people jury deemed fit. I can rot, I can suffer for years, or I can begin the death. whatever they think. What do you think you deserve? Kill your mom. To rot and suffer.

Starting point is 00:30:20 Here are some options here. 20 years in the pen, 100 years in the pen. What do you prefer from those cities? Name them again? Probation? 10 years? 10 years and depend? 50 years or 100 years?

Starting point is 00:30:45 100. The maximum. I suppose, I mean... I admire your mind, man. You don't sit here to try to baby yourself to do. baby who showed to do. Came here, faced music,

Starting point is 00:31:03 I guess. Just got to. Yeah. Right. Is what good. Thank you, brother, man. I really hope

Starting point is 00:31:09 that Kevin washed his hands. Oh, right. He took a bath because Kevin Jr. was dirty. Anything else you want to add? That we should know.

Starting point is 00:31:20 If you ever heard your sister? Anybody. Have you ever been on blue? Does he refer? Like, Blitzer Street.

Starting point is 00:31:45 Bluechard. You know where Blutcher Park is? I haven't. It's a large area of, I'll kill somebody. Yeah. A person, not an animal?

Starting point is 00:32:07 Yes. The winner know what's going to happen to you. You're pretty honest. In the end, Kevin was formally charged with his mother's murder and was taken to the city detention center. The following day, Judge Jose Longoria appointed him an attorney and set his bond at $2 million. He eventually did plead guilty to all charges. At his sentencing hearing on Wednesday, October 8th, 2014, he was sentenced to life in prison

Starting point is 00:33:40 with the possibility of parole in 24. It took the jury less than an hour to decide his fate. Although the death penalty is an option in the state of Texas, it was off the table because Kevin was not charged with capital murder. At the hearing, his sister Desiree had harsh words for her brother, telling him, you took the only person who had your back. Now you are all alone. Should be noted that before going to trial, Kevin was offered a plea deal of 60 years and a chance at going free one day, but he turned it down. He's currently serving his time at the judge. John T. Montford, Duned in Lubbock, Texas, which provides critical mental health and medical care

Starting point is 00:34:18 to incarcerate individuals with complex needs. In April of 2014, a benefit was held in Kimberly's honor at Daddy O's Burgers on McGardle Street in Corpus Christi. There, the community showed up to support Desiree in her time of need. Kimberly's memorial service was held on April 11, 2014, at the Memory Gardens funeral home, also in Corpus Christi. Her final resting place was at the Hickory Grove Cemetery in Grove, Oklahoma, just south of where she was born in Miami. On her obituary page, Kimberly's family posted dozens upon dozens of beautiful pictures from her life. So many that it would have been impossible to include them all in this episode. We'll leave a link in our pin comment if you wish to have a look because it's very clear that

Starting point is 00:35:04 Kimberly was very well loved. In closing, we'll leave you with a comment posted to her obituary from a woman named Betty Silvas. I really feel that this sums up exactly who Kimberly was. It reads, Kim was a bright spot in the lives of my mom, Carmen, Concha, and me for several years. Kim cared for my mom with such love and compassion as she cared for all of her patients. My mom was the last patient she saw on the day she left this world. Kim was a beautiful person on the outside and the inside, especially. She shared so much of her life with us during her visits that we came to think of her as part of our family too. We loved her and miss her so much.

Starting point is 00:35:46 Kim was a very intelligent woman, very humble, very fun-loving, and filled with a true joy for living. Her great joy was talking about Desiree and her pride and her beautiful daughter's accomplishments. Kim was a woman of grace, a fighter for justice and kindness and especially love. She could be sassy. No one could resist loving someone so wonderful as Kim. Kim will live in our hearts all of our days until we can join her on the other side. I hope and pray that I will see her there waiting for me when I cross from this world into eternity.

Starting point is 00:36:18 Till then, we love you, Kim, and we'll keep you and your family in our hearts and prayers. God bless your family and may Almighty God keep them safe from all harm. Starting a business can seem like a daunting task, unless you have a partner like Shopify. They have the tools you need to start and grow your business, From designing a website to marketing to selling and beyond, Shopify can help with everything you need. There's a reason millions of companies like Mattel, Heinz, and all birds continue to trust and use them. With Shopify on your side, turn your big business idea into... Sign up for your $1 per month trial at Shopify.com slash special offer.

The Misery Machine - The Case of Kimberly Hill

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