Man who shot, killed Jacksonville teen Jordan Davis in 2012 appeals to Florida Supreme Court – Action News Jax
Man arrested in Jordan Davis killing in Annapolis - Capital Gazette
Michael Dunn, "Loud music" shooter, gets life without parole for murder of Jordan Davis - CBS News
The Life And Last Days Of Jordan Davis
Documentary on Jordan Davis shooting opens in Atlanta | 13newsnow.com
Appeal rejected in murder of Jordan Davis
Our Young Black Son, Jordan Davis, Was Murdered: How We're Turning Tragedy into Action
Juror claims 'race was never a factor' in deliberations over Michael Dunn's shooting of Jordan Davis - New York Daily News
Gardai release photo of mountain bike 'used in murder of Jordan Davis' as renewed appeal for witnesses made over horror shooting
HBO picks up Jordan Davis documentary '3½ Minutes' a week after debut at Sundance
Shooting of Jordan Davis ~ Crime Details with Photos | Videos
Our Young Black Son, Jordan Davis, Was Murdered: How We're Turning Tragedy into Action
Jordan Russell Davis (1995-2012) •
The Death of Jordan Davis: A Family's Search for Justice | The Takeaway | WNYC Studios
Michael Dunn sentenced to life without parole for killing of Florida teenager | Florida | The Guardian
Parents of slain teen Jordan Davis appear on Good Morning America
Remembers Jordan Davis, Black teen killed at Florida gas station | firstcoastnews.com
New Film On Jordan Davis' Death Exposes The Truth About Racial Bias | HuffPost Communities
Charges Stepped Up in Florida Killing of Youth - The New York Times
Michael Dunn's trial in Jordan Davis shooting set for Feb. 3
Fla. 'loud music' murder: Firing into car full of teens playing rap music not 'self-defense,' court rules - The Washington Post
A state evidence photo presented February 7, 2014 during the murder trial of Michael Dunn in Jacksonville, Florida, shows the red Durango SUV where Jordan Davis was seated when he was shot
Jordan Davis's Mother: Don't Use My Son's Death To Expand Stand Your Ground
Jordan Davis killed for loud music: mirror image of the Martin case? - CSMonitor.com
