Chile! Yolanda Saldivar he has been wiped out from social media after his legal plea from behind bars. Saldívar is known as the woman who shot the singer selena In March 1995. He is serving a life sentence in Texas, but depending New York Posthe wants out Yolanda is seeking parole in 2025 amid the alleged bounty on her head.

What Yolanda Saldívar asks the Court

When Selena died, she was just 23 years old and four years shy of her wedding anniversary with the band's guitarist Chris Pérez. A year before his death, the singer had won his first career GRAMMY Award for 'Best Mexican-American Album'. Her win was the first time a female Tejano artist had won in that category.

Ironically, Yolanda broke up as the president of the singer's fan club. He shot Selena in a hotel room in Corpus Christi, Texas, on March 31, 1995, during a dispute over $60,000. The singer planned to fire the president of the fan club. Saldivar from the beginning he insisted that the shooting was accidental and that he wanted to kill himself and not the beloved artist. However, a jury convicted him. He was later sentenced to life in prison parole after 30 years.

The parole period opens in March 2025. Yolanda Saldívar, now 64, is being held by Patrick L. O'Daniel of Gatesville, Texas, a representative from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice confirmed to the NYP that the killer has one spotless prison record. With that in mind, it is likely that the parole board will agree to hear Yolanda's request. The update is that he submitted the appropriate paperwork to be considered for parole.

The inmates say there is a bounty on the killers' heads

At least two former inmates reportedly spoke to the NYP about Yolanda's possible danger to the general prison population.

"Give me five minutes with that bitch" This is the phrase Yesenia Dominguez said about Yolanda at the outlet. "Everyone wanted to get justice for Selena. He has a target on his back." says the ex-prisoner. Another prisoner, Marisol Lopez, signs this energy. He said "everyone knows who Yolanda Saldívar is".

“There's a prize on his mind as if everyone wants a piece of it. The guards keep him away from everyone else because he hates him so much. If it was outside, someone would try to take it away," Lopez said.

A cousin of Yolanda Saldívar told NYP about the maintenance Saldívar in prison "will do no good". The cousin added that he feels that Yolanda is a "political prisoner" and said that it is "time to leave".

Meanwhile, according to the NYP, Selena's family will receive an official notice of parole next month.

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