The killer nicknamed Smiley sat in the last row of an Alaska Airlines jet, barreling toward Los Angeles and his past. During 14 years on the run, Jose Luis Saenz had cast a shadow over his old Boyle Heights neighborhood. He vanished after his first alleged murder in 1998. An informant warned that Saenz would keep killing until he was caught. He resurfaced on the Whittier doorstep of a man who'd lost more than half a million dollars in drug money.
'Don't go to the house,' he said, according to Hunnicutt. 'Please, Grandma, don't go.' She asked Saenz what he'd done. He hung up. Vildosola went in first. In Saenz's old bedroom, Fernandez lay in a tangle of sheets on a bare mattress, wearing only an unbuttoned pair of blue shorts. An electric fan was perched on an ironing board, blowing air toward the bed. Vildosola tickled her feet, thinking she was asleep. ''Come on, Sigreda, get up.
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