Davis Serial Stabbings Surviving Victim Kimberlee

Lone Surviving Victim of Serial Stabbings

On Monday evening, May 1st, Kimberlee Guillory 64-year-old Davis resident, became the third victim of the Davis serial killer attacks. She is the only surviving victim, however, she was brutally stabbed multiple times and is currently in critical condition in the ICU, fighting for her life.

Kimberlee had recently found herself unhoused after caring for her daughter, who died of pancreatic cancer at just 33 years old. She was temporarily staying in an encampment in Davis, California while she awaited approval and availability for low-income housing. Kimberlee is on Social Security disability and has limited income, so finding affordable housing has been a challenge. She was unable to stay at the homeless shelter because of her dog Toby. In order for her to keep her beloved dog and companion, she made the difficult decision to stay at the unhoused encampment in Davis. Which was supposed to be a safe and temporary alternative.

However, in the days leading up to the attack, Kimberlee was living in fear, worried that she could be the next victim of the unknown serial killer that had been targeting the community in the past week. To stay safe, and alleviate her fears, her and her neighbors slept in a buddy system. Tragically, her fears were realized when she was brutally attacked and stabbed while alone in her tent. During the attack, Kimberlees screams for help alerted her neighbors, who sprang into action and scared the killer off before he could continue stabbing her, saving Kimberlees life. Unfortunately she lost a lot of blood and one of the stabs punctured her kidney, causing her to be rushed into emergency surgery to stop internal bleeding.

Kimberlee is now in critical condition, and her road to recovery will be long and difficult. As a community, we want to come together and support Kimberlee in any way we can. Medical bills and expenses are likely to pile up, and we are hoping to raise funds to help ease her financial burden and allow her to focus on her recovery, as well as assist with helping her pay for a permanent residence.

Kimberlee has become a beloved member of the community, and we want to show her that she is not alone in this fight. Please donate what you can and share this campaign with your friends and family. Your support and generosity will make a world of difference in Kimberlees recovery journey.

These funds are being managed by Kimberlees daughter Brandy, 100% of the funds will go to bills and to purchase Kimberlee permanent housing. 

Thank you for your consideration and support