LIVE: 'You'll Be Fine' Murder Trial — FL v. Daisy Link — Day 1
October 8, 2025
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5:43:15Now PlayingLIVE: 'You'll Be Fine' Murder Trial — FL v. Daisy Link — Day 1
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as posted by the channelThirty-year-old Florida woman Daisy Link is facing trial for allegedly murdering her partner, Pedro Jimenez, in 2022. Video surveillance reportedly captured Link saying, “(unintelligible) a major artery. You’ll be fine” after the alleged shooting. The couple reportedly had a history of domestic violence, and Link claims she fired the gun in self-defense. Link has also drawn national attention after becoming pregnant by an inmate while in custody. The inmate and Link allegedly never met in person and only communicated through vents, but the inmate reportedly sent semen in plastic wrap to Link through one of the vents. Link could face a life sentence if convicted of murder.
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