An accused woman skips her pedicure, kills her ex-husband | Forensic Files

at Erica Sandoval's murder trial Tulare County Assistant District Attorney David
ala Bezos zeroed in on her activities after the murders beginning with that pedicure you told them that you left
work early for a pedicure and then ended up not doing it correct yes Erica never did get her pedicure that
day but she did keep her next appointment to do her taxes da Tim ward was incredulous she went to an
appointment with her tax accountant just it's unspeakable after he left the taxman you went to tutti-frutti with in
or with your brother David and his kids after I left the tax place I went to pick up my brother and my nieces and
went to the bank I went to tutti-frutti I didn't but my son did looking back on that day
Erica's brother appeared stunned I remember that afternoon basically hanging out with her just like a normal
day but Dan Green's identical twin brother was not surprised I don't think she was concerned about anybody as much
as he was concerned about herself I don't think she valued his life at all

When Erika Sandoval, 28, got off work the morning of February 6, 2015, she says she had three things on her mind: getting a pedicure, having her taxes done, and taking her 2-year-old son for frozen yogurt. But the first thing Sandoval did after leaving work was to go to the house of her ex-husband Daniel Green where, she admitted to jurors, she killed him with four bullets fired from close range.

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Brief Summary

Erica Sandoval's trial reveals her shocking actions post-murder, including a tax appointment and family outings.

Key points

Erica's Last Day. A seemingly normal day takes a dark turn as events unfold leading to tragedy.

Episode highlights

Erica's Last DayA seemingly normal day takes a dark turn as events unfold leading to tragedy.“I remember that afternoon basically hanging out with her just like a normal day.”1:05Dec 8, 2019

Episode quotes

It's unspeakable after he left the taxman.

Commenting on Erica's actions post-tax appointment.

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