
After 19-year-old Daisy De La O was murdered outside her Compton apartment, her friends and family looked to authorities to make an arrest. When that didn’t happen, they took matters into their own hands. Their secret weapon? TikTok! The online videos spawned an international manhunt, rallying amateur detectives to do something radical: Help catch a killer.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | a year ago |
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Detectives are confronted with a shocking tragedy involving someone who was instrumental in solving Daisy’s murder. Plus, a source in Mexico helps solve the remaining mysteries about how social media ultimately cracked this case.
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The trial concludes and the jury reaches a verdict. Daisy’s loved ones grapple with its aftermath, and the defendant decides to speak on the record for the first time.
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At the trial, the prosecution scores a win from a surprising witness: the defendant’s mother. She’s been asked to help convict her son, but it’s unclear whether it will be enough to put Daisy’s killer behind bars.
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Daisy’s friends and family receive a shocking tip in an Instagram DM about the suspect’s whereabouts. It completely upends their understanding about where he’s been hiding all these months. They send the tip to detectives, and a day later, they final... more
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I really wanted to like and finish this podcast, but the snarky comments and tone and the one-sided reporting about law-enforcement made it so distasteful. I did not finish this podcast.
Another podcast this a patronising line to sell. There is no attempt at critical examination of issues raised. All police are corrupt/incompetent/prejudiced. “Community justice” is good, especially when the suspects are “guilty”. We used to have another name for “community justice”.
Sorry, am sure the podcast isn’t bad but will not give any of my time to listen to anti-police propaganda. Recommend sticking to the story and keeping opinions to self. Unfollowing.
Not the best pacing but interesting story
Daisy’s story was compelling and deserved to be told. The anti police bias was frustrating but the podcast was solid until the end. Why in the world did they keep calling Jeffrey’s killing a murder and act like there was a murderer on the loose? They casually told the story quickly of how he setup a pizza delivery man and pulled a gun out to rob him. Then the delivery man defended himself and Jeffrey was killed. How can a podcast simultaneously speak up for those affected by violence and also d... more
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The content focuses on the tragic murder of 19-year-old Daisy De La O and the intense efforts of her friends and family to seek justice in the wake of her death. A notable aspect of the series is the use of social media, particularly TikTok, as a grassroots tool for investigation, which helped amplify their quest for justice when traditional authorities were initially slow to act. Each episode digs into various elements of the case, exploring the emotional experiences of those involved, the complexities of the justice system, and the troubling social dynamics that surround such tragedies, especially in marginalized communities.
The storytelling is anchored in firsthand accounts and emotional narratives, making it a compelling listen for any... more
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