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Clarissa Sanchez

Clarissa Sanchez
Clarissa Sanchez was convicted of killing her father, Andres Sanchez because he forbade her from seeing her boyfriend, Larry Raymundo Coronado. Now the couple will be forever separated as they spend their lives in prison. Both are eligible for parole after serving 25 years.


Late one night in October, Coronado took a baseball batto Clarissa’s house and spoke with her through her bedroom window. Clarissa told Coronado to“just do it, just make [A.S.]disappear, I want him gone.” Coronado waited until Clarissa’s sister had fallen asleep and then entered the home through the back door, which Clarissa had unlocked for him.Coronado, who had carried the bat into the house,stood by A.S.’s open bedroom door for a “good half hour”before leaving the house and returning to Clarissa’s window. Clarissa told Coronado she was afraid A.S. would wake up and call for help and suggested they “have somebody else do it.” Coronado responded “why, I’m here already,” and then stated“screw it, you know, I’m just gonna do it.”

You can write to her at:

Clarissa Sanchez 269268   
Santa Cruz Unit
PO Box 3200       
Goodyear, AZ 85338










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