The Truth About Selena Quintanilla SACRIFICE For Jennifer Lopez – Ritual sacrifice one thousand percent | HO

Chile, if it weren’t for the fact that the trial of Selena Quintanilla took place during the same year as O.J. Simpson’s trial, Selena’s incident would have been the biggest story of 1995 by far. Well, it was still a big story, but the part that surprises people the most is the allegation that Jennifer Lopez allegedly asked and PAID the president of Selena’s fan club Yolanda Saldivar to unalive Selena. Or that Selena’s death was a ritual sacrifice by the elites to aid in the ascension of J Lo. But how true is this allegation?

They’ve made me out to be a monster, but I want to say that I did not kill Selena. It was an accident, and my conscience is clear.

If it weren’t for the O.J. Simpson trial taking place in the same year, the trial of Selena Quintanilla would have been the biggest story of 1995. Although it was still significant, many people are surprised by the allegation that Jennifer Lopez supposedly asked and paid the president of Selena’s fan club, Yolanda Saldívar, to carry out the act, or that Selena’s death was a ritual sacrifice by the elites to aid in JLo’s rise. But how true are these allegations?

Firstly, the woman convicted of killing Selena was Yolanda Saldívar. Yolanda became obsessed with Selena after seeing her perform live and even turned her apartment into a shrine for Selena. She contacted Selena’s parents about starting a fan club to be more involved in her career, and they agreed. Things went well for a while until money started disappearing. Selena’s father, Abraham, found that thousands of dollars were unaccounted for, embezzled by Yolanda.

After confronting Yolanda about the missing money, she purchased a .38 caliber revolver and arranged to meet Selena at a Days Inn motel in Corpus Christi. The purpose of their meeting was to retrieve financial records, but Yolanda ended up shooting Selena in the lower right shoulder as she tried to leave the room. Selena managed to make it to the motel lobby, but she collapsed and later died from her injuries despite medical efforts to save her.

Selena’s last words were reportedly, “Yolanda,” and she collapsed clutching a diamond ring from Yolanda, making it clear who was responsible. Yolanda tried to escape but was quickly surrounded by police. She then threatened to kill herself, leading to a 10-hour standoff during which she claimed the shooting was accidental. Yolanda has maintained that it was an accident and that she told Selena she could no longer work for her, leading to a struggle and the accidental discharge of the firearm.

Some believe Yolanda intentionally killed Selena, but others think there’s more to the story. Maria Celeste Arrarás, a former Univision anchor, suggested in her book, Selena’s Secret: The Revealing Story Behind Her Tragic Death, that Selena was having an affair and was unhappy with the pressure from her father. While the book was controversial, Maria insisted she had the right to publish her findings.

Suspicion grew when Jennifer Lopez played Selena in a biopic shortly after Selena’s death. Some believe Selena was on the verge of massive success in the English-language market and was seen as a threat by elites who then replaced her with JLo. Jennifer Lopez gained many of Selena’s fans and increased in popularity as a result.

Additionally, there are allegations that Selena’s father exploited her and sold her soul once she got signed. Some even speculate that her father and sister conspired to have her killed but blamed Yolanda, as Selena wanted to pursue other interests and no longer wanted her father as a manager.

Questions remain about why Selena’s family hired a fan as the fan club president without a background check and how they managed to produce a biopic so soon after her death. Was it to control the narrative, or were they simply money-hungry?

As for the JLo angle, do you believe Selena’s death was to aid JLo’s rise? What role do you think her family played in all this? Share your thoughts in the comments below.