Angelique Robledo

My family, my friends, they distracted me. I can't tell you how because I don't remember, but I know that I survived.

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.

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.

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?

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?

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?

Like, what do you mean that they didn't read her Miranda rights?

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.