Sandra Melgar Full Length Police Interrogation

Sandra Melgar was convicted of murdering her husband, Jaime Melgar, in their Houston home in 2012. She has always maintained her innocence, claiming that he was killed during a home invasion.  

Here are some key points about the case:

• The Crime: Jaime Melgar was found stabbed to death in a closet in the couple's home. Sandra Melgar was found tied up in another closet.  
  
  The Investigation: Investigators concluded that the scene was inconsistent with a home invasion. There were no signs of forced entry, and no items were missing from the house.
• The Trial: The prosecution argued that Sandra Melgar had killed her husband and staged the scene to look like a home invasion. The defense argued that there was no physical evidence linking Sandra to the crime.  
  
  The Conviction: Sandra Melgar was convicted of murder and sentenced to 27 years in prison.  
  
  Ongoing Appeals: Sandra Melgar and her supporters continue to fight for her release, claiming that she is innocent. The Innocence Project of Texas is now involved in the case.  
  
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Sandra Melgar was accused of staging a home invasion to cover up the murder of her husband, Jaime Melgar, in 2012. She claimed to have been tied up and left in a closet while intruders killed her husband, but investigators found inconsistencies in her story. The police interrogation focused on her account of the events, her demeanor, and physical evidence that contradicted her claims. In 2017, she was convicted of murder.

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Sandra Melgar, Jaime Melgar, police interrogation, crime scene, home invasion hoax, Texas murder case, staged crime, courtroom trial, forensic evidence, true crime.

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