Overview
- Netflix released the Isabel Castro–directed documentary on Nov. 17, featuring never‑before‑seen family archives and intentionally limiting focus on the killing.
- Us Weekly obtained and republished the 1995 Nueces County autopsy, which ruled homicide from a perforating gunshot wound with massive internal and external bleeding.
- The coroner reported the bullet entered through Selena’s upper back and right shoulder, traveled through ribs and the upper lung, and critically injured the subclavian artery.
- Medical records and trial testimony note she was pronounced dead at 1:05 p.m. after futile resuscitation attempts, while Yolanda Saldívar surrendered following a roughly 10‑hour standoff.
- Saldívar remains imprisoned for first‑degree murder after a 1995 conviction, with parole denied in March 2025 and the next review expected in 2030.