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UPDATE: South Florida Woman Who Conceived Child In Prison With Another Inmate Convicted Of Murder (VIDEO)

What started as a tragedy behind closed doors has now turned into a national headline and its got the internet watching very closely. Daisy Link, a South Florida mother of three, was just convicted of second-degree murder in the death of her longtime partner and father of her children. But this case? Its deeper than just the verdict. And, the story thats been unraveling since 2022 is filled with twists, trauma, and a so-called miracle baby that caught everyone off guard.

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Link Says She Fired To Scare, Not Kill

The fatal shooting committed by Daisy Link happened after years of what her defense described as an abusive and volatile relationship. However, jurors took less than two hours to find Link guilty in the 2022 shooting of her partner Pedro Jimenez. The trial also featured an emotional testimony even from the couples 11-year-old son. He reportedly told the court that he saw his father aim a gun at his mother and pistol-whip her. Additionally, Link testified that Jimenez was under the influence and became violent after accusing her of cheating. Link claimed that she fired the gun at Jimenez to scare him off, not to kill. Its not like I didnt love him, she said on the stand. Thats the father of my kids.

Links Pregnancy Stuns The Net, Family Speaks Out

But, what really grabbed national attention was what happened after Links arrest. As previously reported, in 2023, she became pregnant while behind bars and later gave birth in June 2024. The father? Another inmate, Joan DePaz. According to both, the baby was conceived through self-insemination and theyve called it a miracle. Her sister, Crystal Barretto, says Link is a victim of domestic violence and is heartbroken over the verdict, urging the judge to consider her past and her children during sentencing. “The fight is not over,” she said, as Links legal team prepares to appeal.

Guilty Verdict InBut This Case Isnt Over

Furthermore, one juror said the decision was based purely on the facts, and prosecutors painted the shooting as a fit of rage. With sentencing set for November 21 and an appeal already in motion, this case is far from over and social media is definitely watching how it all plays out.

“I hope the judge takes into consideration all the evidence that was presented, the past domestic violence, history against Pedro and Daisy and the time she’s already served,” Crystal Barretto shared. “And also taken into consideration, her children and the new baby that was just born.”

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Desjah

Desjah is a staff writer at The Shade Room, covering pop culture, entertainment news, crime, and trending stories shaping today’s conversations.

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