One of the most despised women in Texas could walk free this year, nearly three decades after murdering beloved Tejano star Selena Quintanilla-Perez. Yolanda Saldivar, now 64, has become eligible for parole and insists she 'never posed a threat to the public'. Her parole bid has reignited outrage among Selena's devoted fans, who have spent nearly thirty years honouring the late singer's legacy and opposing her killer's release. Stirring even more controversy, Saldivar now claims the fatal shooting was Selena's fault.
