Episode 4 - Another Death in Compton
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The news of Daisy's murder rattled everyone at her apartment complex. There was no making sense of what had happened there. So much of it just didn't add up.
It was hard. Like, how can it happen and nobody saw nothing, nobody heard anything?
That's Wendy Aldivia. She used to live in Daisy's apartment complex. And her mother actually still lived there at the time of Daisy's death. She rented the unit right below Daisy's family. Wendy was deeply invested in getting justice for Daisy. It wasn't just because she'd known Daisy since Daisy was a little girl. Or because her son Jeffrey, who was 13 at the time, had been the one to identify Daisy's body to the police. It was also because one of Wendy's belongings ended up becoming a key piece of evidence. The blue patterned carpet that had been placed over Daisy's body. It was Wendy's.
I had two and I took one home and I left one for my mom. And then my mom said she didn't want it. That's why I threw it out. Mm-hmm. That's so wild. Yeah, no, and then wait. And then my neighbor, she was moving out at the time. And she said she was, she threw a lot of knives, like a lot of stuff out in the trash. So she's like, oh my God, imagine if they said it was me. Because obviously the knives that she threw away had her fingerprints. It was her knife that she threw away?
Okay, I'll just say it is unclear whether the knives she threw away were in fact the murder weapon.
because we were all thinking about like all that stuff. We were having conversations and she was like, imagine if they come and they say it was us because it has our fingerprints. I'm like, well, they'll probably say it was us too because we have the carpet. The carpet was ours. You know, we were all trying to come to conclusions. Right. Because you don't know what's going on and like no one's giving you information. No. And obviously the content sheriffs didn't come to us and be like, oh, look, we found this knife. We found this carpet or anything like that. No, we didn't know anything.
the murder and the absence of information around it, it created this void, this panic, this paranoia, a fear that everyone was a suspect, including maybe even Wendy and her neighbor. But this idea that just anybody was a suspect, it wasn't something that Daisy's mother or her friends subscribed to. They were pretty sure they knew exactly who had committed this murder. The question was, why hadn't he been arrested yet? I'm Jen Swan, from London Audio, iHeartRadio, and executive producer, Paris Hilton. This is My Friend Daisy, Episode 4, Another Death in Compton. The night that Daisy slipped out of the house and never came home, her mother, Susie, noticed something that concerned her. It was a message on Daisy's phone from her ex-boyfriend, Victor Sosa.
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