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Description. In the summer of 1994, Elizabeth Ramirez, Cassandra Rivera, Kristie Mayhugh, and Anna Vasquez were accused of sexually assaulting the seven and nine year-old nieces of Elizabeth Ramirez in San Antonio, Texas. [5] The four openly gay women were charged after a week-long visit from the nieces at Ramirez's apartment. [6]
Read the story of Elizabeth Ramirez who's life has been affected by a wrongful conviction. Learn how to prevent future injustices.
7 de ene. de 2014 · (Tamir Kalifa) The Mystery of the San Antonio Four. For 20 years, Elizabeth Ramirez, Kristie Mayhugh, Cassandra Rivera and Anna Vasquez have fought to prove their innocence. by Maurice Chammah....
1 de oct. de 2023 · Elizabeth Ramirez, who was wrongly convicted in 1998, recounts her wrongful incarceration for a rape she did not commit in Texas. Wrongful Conviction Day 10.01.23 By Innocence Staff. (Image: Kenny Karpov/Innocence Project)
1 de nov. de 2023 · Norma Lizbeth acudió a una “cita” para pelearse con una compañera de clases que meses más tarde sería señalada como su asesina por la justicia mexiquense
- Ernesto Jiménez
18 de nov. de 2012 · MARLIN, Tex. — Elizabeth Ramirez still remembers the week in 1994 when she cared for her two young nieces, taking them shopping and bringing them to the Arby’s restaurant in San Antonio where ...
24 de nov. de 2016 · The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruled that the so-called “San Antonio 4” -- Elizabeth Ramirez, Kristie Mayhugh, Cassandra Rivera and Anna Vasquez -- were innocent. The decision will allow...
