Carson homicide victim identified
A man apparently beaten to death in a vacant house in Carson was identified today as Edward Negrete, 46.
A friend found the Carson man Wedneday morning in the 2600 block of East Dominguez Street at 9:40 a.m. friend of his, deputies said.
No other information has been released.
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I would first like to extend my sincere condolences to this wonderful man Edward Negrete. Its a shame that someone would hurt another by using false information and putting it in the paper for tne whole world to see. You have witten the wrong information and now I would like to let the world know the truth. Edward was found in a trailer where him and his girlfriend of over ten years resided. His youngest child and only girl also lived there and he is survived by three sons and many family members that love him dearly. He was not just some man that was found dead by a freind. Their trailer appeared to be abandoned only because they were being wrongfully evicted by the owners of the mobile home park. They decided to turn off the electricity and had no lights. Edward fought hard to stay in the trailer because all he wanted was to take care of his family and be left alone to live a happy life. He was the funniest guy and could make anyone laugh. He would help the world and did while he lived here on earth. He is certainly not someone without a name. The morning of March 4, 2009 was horrific. Edwards girlfreind was living with a sister and every morning she would go to wake up Edward and they would take their daughter to breakfast. She was forced to live with the sister because she had to think about their daughter. Edward did not want their daughter to live in a place with no electricity so he slept alone at their trailer. That morning it was raining very hard and when his girlfreind went to see about Edward she left their daughter with her grandmother where they had been living at right down the street from the trailer. She always took her daughter to her dad "how God makes no mistakes".... thank God the daughter did not witness what his girlfreind had to witness that very morning to find the love of her life laying there dead. Since this terrible situation has happened now the trailer park wants to turn on the electricity, do not feel bad for them now you should have had a heart then. This is a good family you owe it to them to set the record straight and fix the pain they felt in their hearts to know that someone thought that Edward was a man without a name.
My sincere conlolences to all of Edwards loved ones..............
Linda