Baldwin Hills stabbing case lacks leads, witnesses
It was about 3 on a January afternoon and Roshon Dwayne Davis had just left his Baldwin Hills apartment. He wanted to catch the bus to get to the DMV before it closed.
His wife, Araceli, stayed behind with the kids. Within minutes, she heard a woman screaming. The 27-year-old ran downstairs from the apartment to see her husband stumbling, his gray shirt covered in red.
A neighbor brought a towel to soak up the blood. Roshon lifted up his shirt, revealing a stab wound. He began slipping in and out of consciousness. Araceli knelt down and began CPR.
Please don’t let it be the heart, she thought. Please don’t let it be the heart.
Araceli would wait for what seemed like too long for the paramedics to arrive. When they did, the sirens were deafening. She couldn’t be by his side in the ambulance, they said. She …