Angelique Robledo
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162 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
Angelique Robledo’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Do you think she should go to prison or do you think she should go to a mental hospital? And I asked if they can give me some time to think about that.
I didn't feel good about this whole thing, but I really trusted, like, they're the professionals. This is their job. Like, who am I to tell them what's right and what's wrong?
And so that was our plea bargain.
I wrote this long letter to her. I said, I don't want to live my life hating you. I don't want to have hate in my heart. I don't think I can live my life that way. And so I'm going to tell you that I forgive you because you're mentally ill. I ended it that way, just for my conscience, for me. The judge told her, Cassandra, is there anything that you would like to say to this woman? She stood up.
and sat back down. No remorse. That felt like a slap in the face. That felt like, I wanna take back everything that I said to you. That was the last interaction I had with her.
Everybody was outside my door. I had every single news station. I had people calling me. I had Anderson Cooper calling me. I don't even know how they got my number.
If I could take back some of the shows that I did, like doing the Dr. Phil show, I would have not done that. Absolutely, he used me for my trauma to get views.
Have you ever read the police report? And I was like, no. At the end of our interview, he took the police report and he gave it to me. And he said, there's some stuff in here that I don't think you know. You should read this.
So you want to know what I did? I shredded it. I shredded it all. I shredded everything. That is what trauma does.
And that intrigued me to open everything back up because I felt like I was in a better state of mind. I was older. I feel like I'm ready to start digging. So I went deep. I went deep down this rabbit hole. I went to the police station. I pulled all the police reports. I pulled the tapes. I pulled anything that they would give me.
And I sat in my car for hours listening to these CDs, listening to me talk, listening to everything. It took like four to five hours.
The fire was never meant to happen. It was an accident.
She said that she felt a moment of weakness when she was going to stab me. When she had me bent over, she had her hand on my shoulder. She had the knife physically to my back and she was ready to push the knife inside of me. But then Cassandra got cold feet. When she started counting, she started to feel guilt. And she says, I started to second guess it, if I could actually do it.
She said the fire was supposed to be a distraction, and she was hoping that I would be overcome with smoke and I would pass out. Then she'd be able to perform the C-section with me being passed out on the ground.
It's almost unbelievable, though, that an 18-year-old can come up with this.
At the very end, before they cut the tape, she talks about how she was a part of a gang.
She was his, like his possession, basically. And she had to do what he told her to do. And it was all his plan. And she was just doing what he asked.
She says he has done this before, that they sold babies in Mexico and that they were going to get a certain cut. She talked about how much they would get for the baby and that they were going to stay and live in Mexico.
Not once did I ever hear her say that she wanted the baby for herself.
I heard them read her Miranda rights.
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