Sandra P. De La Cruz, a 27-year-old woman of Hispanic ethnicity from Del Rio, Texas, tragically passed away on March 7, 2021. Her death was the result of a shooting incident that took place at the San Felipe Cemetery in Del Rio. Sandra was found lying facedown on a gravel road at the edge of the cemetery early that morning.
The investigation into Sandra's death led to the arrest of two individuals: Clarissa Guerra and Ernesto Alejandro Olguin.
Clarissa Guerra, aged 25, was later found guilty of murder and evidence tampering in connection with Sandra's death. She was sentenced to 70 years in prison for her role in the crime. Ernesto Alejandro Olguin, aged 23, was also charged with murder and tampering with evidence. He confessed to driving Sandra to the cemetery and assisting Guerra in the shooting.
The case against Guerra and Olguin revealed that Guerra had planned the murder and enlisted Olguin's help to carry it out. Olguin admitted to driving Sandra to the cemetery and disposing of her car after the shooting. The physical evidence collected at the scene, including shell casings and projectiles, matched the descriptions provided by Olguin during his confession.
The tragic loss of Sandra P. De La Cruz has deeply affected her family and friends, who continue to mourn her passing. The legal proceedings and the eventual convictions of Guerra and Olguin have brought some measure of justice for Sandra and her loved ones.
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