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In 1994, Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla-Perez was on the verge of megastardom. Her powerful vocals, sexy on-stage outfits and winning smile had made her an idol in the Mexcian-American community. She regularly drew crowds of over 60,000 fans, and in 1994 had won her first grammy. She was a woman with everything to live for. She was also extremely devoted to her family. Her brother and sister played with her in the band that her father managed. Her father, in turn, was very protective of his youngest child. But he could not shield her from Yolanda Saldivar, a woman who claimed to be her best friend and biggest fan - a woman whose obsession with Selena was spinning out of control. Selena would never have the chance to live out her dreams. One bullet would silence her forever. This episode of AMERICAN JUSTICE will examine the life of Selena, the events that led up to her murder and the case of against Yolanda Saldivar. AMERICAN JUSTICE will explain Saldivar's defense that the shooting was an accident and the verdict that sent her to prison for life.
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