Let Her Rot
By Jim Bauer
@porwest (110597)
United States
March 26, 2025 2:39pm CST
Seems that after 30 years, musician Selena's killer, Yolanda Saldivar, is up for parole on her life sentence. At 64 is she a danger to society? Probably not. But does she deserve to be paroled? I don't think so.
Murder is murder. She took Selena's life after being confronted by the singer for embezzling money from her.
So, you steal from her and then shoot her for finding out? No. I'm sorry. This woman does not deserve to ever see the light of day ever again. She's a despicable woman who probably should have received death, not life anyway.
Let her rot.
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11 responses
@1creekgirl (44156)
• United States
26 Mar
I hope God will save her soul, but I believe she deserves to die in prison. She should forfeit her life for the one she took.
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@1creekgirl (44156)
• United States
26 Mar
@porwest We all reap what we sow and that's what's happening to her right now. But I'm so thankful God forgives my sins. But forgiveness doesn't prevent the price we have to pay sometimes. We often have to suffer the consequences.
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@porwest (110597)
• United States
27 Mar
We all reap what we sow and that's what's happening to her right now. But I'm so thankful God forgives my sins. But forgiveness doesn't prevent the price we have to pay sometimes. We often have to suffer the consequences.
@1creekgirl To me there is a difference between making a little mistake or having a certain "sinful" indiscretion and killing someone. Taking a life goes way past sin and to me should not be a forgivable offense. It may be my lack of religious belief that leads me there. At the same time, there is a thing Catholics call mortal sin which results in an eternal separation from God. It would seem to me murder would fall into that category.
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@BarBaraPrz (50602)
• St. Catharines, Ontario
26 Mar
But, tell us how you really feel.
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@RasmaSandra (90497)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
26 Mar
It is never right to take another person's life. I agree she should remain in jail,
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@Deepizzaguy (115673)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
26 Mar
Even though I never knew about Selena prior to her passing, Yolanda does not deserve to let out of jail.
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@LindaOHio (205102)
• United States
27 Mar
I read about this and hoped that she wouldn't be paroled.
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@moffittjc (126077)
• Gainesville, Florida
27 Mar
I've have always been one to question what is the purpose of a "life" sentence if it doesn't require you actually staying in prison for the rest of your life. Like, how can you even be eligible for parole on a "life" sentence? She should stay locked up. And anyone with a life sentence should stay locked up until they die.
@lovebuglena (48113)
• Staten Island, New York
26 Mar
If someone kills another person why do we sentence them to life instead of just giving them the electric chair? Keeping them in jail is such a waste of tax payer money. Not to mention that they don’t deserve to live for murdering another person.
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@dgobucks226 (36935)
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28 Mar
I often wonder why the sentence is so often a range like 20yrs to life. If they showed no remorse for their act, will they show it in 20 yrs? I doubt it. And every time these murderers come up for parole, the poor family members have to attend the hearing to make sure they do not receive it and remain behind bars.
@Danielclark691 (2149)
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31 Mar
I think it is right that she stays behind bars for sure
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