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This undated photo, provided by the family, shows 28-year-old Timothy Davison.Timothy 
Davison, left, is pictured in this undated photo provided by his family.A 
month after their son was run off a Pennsylvania highway and shot 
to death, the parents of Timothy Davison remain desperate for answers and 
longing to know the 28-year-old's last words to a 911 dispatcher.Davison, 
of Poland, Maine, was making the 1,400-mile trip home along Interstate 81 
on Jan. 4 after spending the holidays with family members in Orlando, 
Fla., when the other driver began tailgating him. Davison lost contact with 
a Maryland 911 dispatcher as he crossed into Pennsylvania, then called back 
to say he was being shot at, according to police."I dont want 
to hear my sons voice -- that's too painful -- but I 
do want to read that transcript," the dead man's father, Timothy Davison, 
said. "Ive got no answers."Davison was found dead inside his SUV, which 
was stuck in a snowbank in the median near Antrim Township in 
southern Pennsylvania.- Timothy Davison, father of man killed along Pennsylvania 
highwayInvestigators said they believe the killer rammed his pickup truck 
into Davison's silver Mitsubishi Montero SUV, forcing it into a the snow-covered 
median, where it became stuck. The driver then got out of his 
vehicle and shot a couple rounds into the car, striking and killing 
Davison, police said.Theresa Allocca said her son was a "very experienced 
driver," who was operating 
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by design, not accident, and something that has us questioning our sanity 
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type of hydrogen cyanide called prussic acid. Don't go eating a cup 
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