Woman Calls 911 to Report a Body She Already Knew Was There

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Woman Calls 911 to Report a Body She Already Knew Was There

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Woman Calls 911 to Report a Body She Already Knew Was There

A woman called 911 to report a body in front of her house, claiming she couldn't identify the face due to blood. What she didn't tell the dispatcher was that the victim had been alive in her car less than four hours before. What happened during those missing thirty-five minutes remains a mystery, despite damning physical evidence.

In this episode, we analyze the unexplained thirty-five-minute gap between Daniela Tavares Maya leaving a bar alive and her car being found parked in front of a house with her body nearby. We explore the lives of Daniela and Ivón Serrano, two women from different backgrounds connected by a fitness program, and the events of November 22, 2019, that led to a tragic outcome.

Case: Daniela Tavares Maya
Date: November 23, 2019
Location: Coral Springs, Florida
Victim Age: 21
Suspect Age: 51

- On November 23, 2019, at 6:00 AM, a woman called 911 to report a body in Coral Springs, Florida.
- Daniela Tavares Maya was 21 years old and studying forensic science.
- Ivón Serrano was 51 years old, had a massage therapy license, and owned multiple firearms.
- Daniela and Ivón attended a movie, "21 Bridges," and then a bar called Wardar on November 22, 2019.
- Ivón Serrano's behavior at the bar was described as "intense" and "visibly agitated" by witnesses.

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