Angelique Robledo
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162 appearances
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
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Finally, my water broke, and it was just an intense birth. His heart rate had dropped at some point. It was honestly, it was scary.
I went through such a traumatic event that seeing him alive was just a blessing. I could not imagine him being with anybody else.
And finally, once everything is okay, I still can't sleep because, A, I'm freaking out on nurses, making them show me their badges. Two, I think I'm destined to die, and I just want to spend whatever moments I can with my son. And that's all I remember actually being in the hospital, is I was worried about someone coming to steal him or me dying.
Coming home is such a blur. I didn't go back in my room. I refused to go in my room. So I slept on the couch.
Nobody else made me feel that way.
I just wasn't myself. There was nothing that was right or okay about me.
I pushed everybody away. Josh would say something and I would be like, I'm fine. But really, I'm dying inside.
I felt like I was completely in the dark when it came to my investigation. Anytime I would try to talk to somebody, nobody could give me answers. And it was just super discouraging because I had gotten out of the hospital and I expected to feel safe, and I didn't feel safe. I expected for her to be caught. She wasn't caught.
I just never left my house. I stayed inside of my house and never left. One night, about a month after her son was born... I fell asleep one night, and I remember my mom coming into the room. It had to have been, like, midnight. And she woken me up, and she said, here. And she, like, hands me the phone. And I'm like, who is it? It was the lead detective on her case. And she was like, we got her.
She is being charged with attempted first-degree murder, which means that it was plotted, it was planned out. So attempted first-degree murder, arson, burglary. She said she's going to go away for a very, very long time. Cassandra had made a full confession. And I started crying and I said, she admitted it? And they said, yeah, she admitted it.
And I just remember crying and being so happy. That was the first night that I actually slept.
As a mom, you imagine you're going to be this happy family. You're going to teach him how to say mama. You're going to teach them how to walk. You're going to teach him, you know, figure out if his first food is going to be peaches or carrots. All of these things are things that I thought about. I don't remember any of them. It's like it was all stolen from me.
I can't, I don't remember that video. I don't remember where that video was taken, what time, and I was standing right there talking in the video.
My family, my friends, they distracted me. I can't tell you how because I don't remember, but I know that I survived.
I just remember thinking, like, when is this going to happen? Like, what's going to happen? Maybe I should just be thankful that she's in jail, but nobody has communicated anything with me.
They tell me, we're going to be completely honest with you. We don't think this should go to trial. And I was completely thrown back. Like, what do you mean this shouldn't go to trial? They said, well, through our investigation and through everything that we've done, the cops did not read her Miranda rights at the time of the confession. And I was like, wait, what?
Like, what do you mean that they didn't read her Miranda rights?
If we go to trial, her whole confession is thrown out and we can lose this case. Because it's not illegal to carry butcher knives around the city. Technically, it's not against the law. And we cannot pinpoint everything in here without her confession.
And I was like, well, what about her fingertips on the candle? And they said, yes, they said, we want to try to do a plea bargain.
The picture that they painted for me was that she was there to take my child because she was mentally ill and believed that my baby was her baby, that she was pregnant and this was her child.
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