In season 10, episode 4, the murder of
Victor
Vegas Bray was convicted of 1st Degree
Murder with and sentenced to 50 years to life. Bray will be eligible
for parole in 2066 at age
This story has also been featured on Fatal Attraction. Victor did not want a relationship with Vegas, but only casual sex. She was not a woman who could handle that arrangement as it left her hopesick he would develop feelings for her. Towards the end he went to great lengths to avoid her - staying with friends, trading cars etc. At some point he realized she was unstable. She had multiple outbursts during her trials and appears to have mental health issues. She was also insanely jealous of his relationship with his son.
Her appeal (see link) includes:
At approximately 3:00 p.m. on October 16, 2012, Bray arrived at the apartment complex where her ex-boyfriend, Victor Saucedo, lived. Approximately 10 to 20 minutes later, a witness heard several gunshots. Sometime near the time that the witness heard the shots, Bray called her brother, Santiago R., told him that she loved him, and hung up. Santiago felt that something was wrong and repeatedly tried calling her back. On Santiago's third attempt, Bray answered. When Santiago asked her what was wrong, Bray responded, "I think I shot Victor." Soon thereafter, Bray said, "I shot him. I killed him. I think I killed him. He is dead." Bray told Santiago that she was going to kill herself. Santiago managed to talk her out of doing that, and persuaded her to call 911 to report what had happened. 911 dispatch received Bray's call at approximately 3:45 that afternoon. Bray told the dispatcher that Saucedo had been shot. When asked who shot him, she said, "I don't know. I'm not sure what happened."
Her appeal (see link) includes:
At approximately 3:00 p.m. on October 16, 2012, Bray arrived at the apartment complex where her ex-boyfriend, Victor Saucedo, lived. Approximately 10 to 20 minutes later, a witness heard several gunshots. Sometime near the time that the witness heard the shots, Bray called her brother, Santiago R., told him that she loved him, and hung up. Santiago felt that something was wrong and repeatedly tried calling her back. On Santiago's third attempt, Bray answered. When Santiago asked her what was wrong, Bray responded, "I think I shot Victor." Soon thereafter, Bray said, "I shot him. I killed him. I think I killed him. He is dead." Bray told Santiago that she was going to kill herself. Santiago managed to talk her out of doing that, and persuaded her to call 911 to report what had happened. 911 dispatch received Bray's call at approximately 3:45 that afternoon. Bray told the dispatcher that Saucedo had been shot. When asked who shot him, she said, "I don't know. I'm not sure what happened."
You can write to Vegas Bray at:
Vegas Bray WF4071
Central California Women's Facility
23370 Rd 22
Central California Women's Facility
23370 Rd 22
Chowchilla, CA 93610
At the end of the day, if you do not
learn to rethink your position on casual sex from this, you never will.
I knew her an u would never had known
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