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JEALOUS WOMAN KILLS EX BOYFRIEND'S NEW LOVE
19-08-2024
2024
True Crime
It's the story of: At age 35, Kendra Hatcher was doing what she loved and had met someone she thought she’d spend the rest of her life with. Tragically, a jealous ex-girlfriend of her new love would soon put an end to her promising future. In 2015, Hatcher was living in Dallas, Texas, and accepted a job at Smile Zone, which offered high-end dentistry to children from disadvantaged households. She also began dating Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua that same year. After dating for only three months, Hatcher and Paniagua began talking about marriage. They planned a trip to Cancun for Labor Day in 2015 and things were going exceedingly well for Hatcher - until September 2, 2015 when Hatcher was gunned down, execution style, in the parking lot at her luxury apartment building. Security cameras captured a Jeep, being driven by a woman with a man in the passenger seats, exiting the garage just minutes after the shooting. Days later a man called police to say it was his Jeep – but that he’d lent it to his friend Brenda Delgado. Delgado said she then lent it to her friend Crystal Cortes. And when questioned by cops, Crystal claimed she’d been carjacked and forced to drive to the parking garage. But cops had discovered that Delgado was Dr Paniagua’s jealous ex-girlfriend – and when they quizzed Cortes again she broke down and admitted Delgado paid her and the shooter, Kristopher Love, to kill Hatcher. Cortes testified against Delgado and love in exchange for a 35 year prison sentence. Love was found guilty at trial and sentenced to death. It took a jury just 30 minutes to convict Delgado, who was sentenced to live in prison without parole.
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captionPictured here is: Kendra Hatcher At age 35, Kendra Hatcher was doing what she loved and had met someone she thought she’d spend the rest of her life with. Tragically, a jealous ex-girlfriend of her new love would soon put an end to her promising future. In 2015, Hatcher was living in Dallas, Texas, and accepted a job at Smile Zone, which offered high-end dentistry to children from disadvantaged households. She also began dating Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua that same year. After dating for only three months, Hatcher and Paniagua began talking about marriage. They planned a trip to Cancun for Labor Day in 2015 and things were going exceedingly well for Hatcher - until September 2, 2015 when Hatcher was gunned down, execution style, in the parking lot at her luxury apartment building. Security cameras captured a Jeep, being driven by a woman with a man in the passenger seats, exiting the garage just minutes after the shooting. Days later a man called police to say it was his Jeep – but that he’d lent it to his friend Brenda Delgado. Delgado said she then lent it to her friend Crystal Cortes. And when questioned by cops, Crystal claimed she’d been carjacked and forced to drive to the parking garage. But cops had discovered that Delgado was Dr Paniagua’s jealous ex-girlfriend – and when they quizzed Cortes again she broke down and admitted Delgado paid her and the shooter, Kristopher Love, to kill Hatcher. Cortes testified against Delgado and love in exchange for a 35 year prison sentence. Love was found guilty at trial and sentenced to death. It took a jury just 30 minutes to convict Delgado, who was sentenced to live in prison without parole. Ref: F NICLA 170824 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153
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captionPictured here is: Kendra Hatcher At age 35, Kendra Hatcher was doing what she loved and had met someone she thought she’d spend the rest of her life with. Tragically, a jealous ex-girlfriend of her new love would soon put an end to her promising future. In 2015, Hatcher was living in Dallas, Texas, and accepted a job at Smile Zone, which offered high-end dentistry to children from disadvantaged households. She also began dating Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua that same year. After dating for only three months, Hatcher and Paniagua began talking about marriage. They planned a trip to Cancun for Labor Day in 2015 and things were going exceedingly well for Hatcher - until September 2, 2015 when Hatcher was gunned down, execution style, in the parking lot at her luxury apartment building. Security cameras captured a Jeep, being driven by a woman with a man in the passenger seats, exiting the garage just minutes after the shooting. Days later a man called police to say it was his Jeep – but that he’d lent it to his friend Brenda Delgado. Delgado said she then lent it to her friend Crystal Cortes. And when questioned by cops, Crystal claimed she’d been carjacked and forced to drive to the parking garage. But cops had discovered that Delgado was Dr Paniagua’s jealous ex-girlfriend – and when they quizzed Cortes again she broke down and admitted Delgado paid her and the shooter, Kristopher Love, to kill Hatcher. Cortes testified against Delgado and love in exchange for a 35 year prison sentence. Love was found guilty at trial and sentenced to death. It took a jury just 30 minutes to convict Delgado, who was sentenced to live in prison without parole. Ref: F NICLA 170824 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153
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captionPictured here is: Kendra Hatcher At age 35, Kendra Hatcher was doing what she loved and had met someone she thought she’d spend the rest of her life with. Tragically, a jealous ex-girlfriend of her new love would soon put an end to her promising future. In 2015, Hatcher was living in Dallas, Texas, and accepted a job at Smile Zone, which offered high-end dentistry to children from disadvantaged households. She also began dating Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua that same year. After dating for only three months, Hatcher and Paniagua began talking about marriage. They planned a trip to Cancun for Labor Day in 2015 and things were going exceedingly well for Hatcher - until September 2, 2015 when Hatcher was gunned down, execution style, in the parking lot at her luxury apartment building. Security cameras captured a Jeep, being driven by a woman with a man in the passenger seats, exiting the garage just minutes after the shooting. Days later a man called police to say it was his Jeep – but that he’d lent it to his friend Brenda Delgado. Delgado said she then lent it to her friend Crystal Cortes. And when questioned by cops, Crystal claimed she’d been carjacked and forced to drive to the parking garage. But cops had discovered that Delgado was Dr Paniagua’s jealous ex-girlfriend – and when they quizzed Cortes again she broke down and admitted Delgado paid her and the shooter, Kristopher Love, to kill Hatcher. Cortes testified against Delgado and love in exchange for a 35 year prison sentence. Love was found guilty at trial and sentenced to death. It took a jury just 30 minutes to convict Delgado, who was sentenced to live in prison without parole. Ref: F NICLA 170824 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153
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captionPictured here is: Kendra Hatcher, Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua At age 35, Kendra Hatcher was doing what she loved and had met someone she thought she’d spend the rest of her life with. Tragically, a jealous ex-girlfriend of her new love would soon put an end to her promising future. In 2015, Hatcher was living in Dallas, Texas, and accepted a job at Smile Zone, which offered high-end dentistry to children from disadvantaged households. She also began dating Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua that same year. After dating for only three months, Hatcher and Paniagua began talking about marriage. They planned a trip to Cancun for Labor Day in 2015 and things were going exceedingly well for Hatcher - until September 2, 2015 when Hatcher was gunned down, execution style, in the parking lot at her luxury apartment building. Security cameras captured a Jeep, being driven by a woman with a man in the passenger seats, exiting the garage just minutes after the shooting. Days later a man called police to say it was his Jeep – but that he’d lent it to his friend Brenda Delgado. Delgado said she then lent it to her friend Crystal Cortes. And when questioned by cops, Crystal claimed she’d been carjacked and forced to drive to the parking garage. But cops had discovered that Delgado was Dr Paniagua’s jealous ex-girlfriend – and when they quizzed Cortes again she broke down and admitted Delgado paid her and the shooter, Kristopher Love, to kill Hatcher. Cortes testified against Delgado and love in exchange for a 35 year prison sentence. Love was found guilty at trial and sentenced to death. It took a jury just 30 minutes to convict Delgado, who was sentenced to live in prison without parole. Ref: F NICLA 170824 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153
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captionPictured here is: Kendra Hatcher, Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua At age 35, Kendra Hatcher was doing what she loved and had met someone she thought she’d spend the rest of her life with. Tragically, a jealous ex-girlfriend of her new love would soon put an end to her promising future. In 2015, Hatcher was living in Dallas, Texas, and accepted a job at Smile Zone, which offered high-end dentistry to children from disadvantaged households. She also began dating Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua that same year. After dating for only three months, Hatcher and Paniagua began talking about marriage. They planned a trip to Cancun for Labor Day in 2015 and things were going exceedingly well for Hatcher - until September 2, 2015 when Hatcher was gunned down, execution style, in the parking lot at her luxury apartment building. Security cameras captured a Jeep, being driven by a woman with a man in the passenger seats, exiting the garage just minutes after the shooting. Days later a man called police to say it was his Jeep – but that he’d lent it to his friend Brenda Delgado. Delgado said she then lent it to her friend Crystal Cortes. And when questioned by cops, Crystal claimed she’d been carjacked and forced to drive to the parking garage. But cops had discovered that Delgado was Dr Paniagua’s jealous ex-girlfriend – and when they quizzed Cortes again she broke down and admitted Delgado paid her and the shooter, Kristopher Love, to kill Hatcher. Cortes testified against Delgado and love in exchange for a 35 year prison sentence. Love was found guilty at trial and sentenced to death. It took a jury just 30 minutes to convict Delgado, who was sentenced to live in prison without parole. Ref: F NICLA 170824 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153
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captionPictured here is: Kendra Hatcher, Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua At age 35, Kendra Hatcher was doing what she loved and had met someone she thought she’d spend the rest of her life with. Tragically, a jealous ex-girlfriend of her new love would soon put an end to her promising future. In 2015, Hatcher was living in Dallas, Texas, and accepted a job at Smile Zone, which offered high-end dentistry to children from disadvantaged households. She also began dating Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua that same year. After dating for only three months, Hatcher and Paniagua began talking about marriage. They planned a trip to Cancun for Labor Day in 2015 and things were going exceedingly well for Hatcher - until September 2, 2015 when Hatcher was gunned down, execution style, in the parking lot at her luxury apartment building. Security cameras captured a Jeep, being driven by a woman with a man in the passenger seats, exiting the garage just minutes after the shooting. Days later a man called police to say it was his Jeep – but that he’d lent it to his friend Brenda Delgado. Delgado said she then lent it to her friend Crystal Cortes. And when questioned by cops, Crystal claimed she’d been carjacked and forced to drive to the parking garage. But cops had discovered that Delgado was Dr Paniagua’s jealous ex-girlfriend – and when they quizzed Cortes again she broke down and admitted Delgado paid her and the shooter, Kristopher Love, to kill Hatcher. Cortes testified against Delgado and love in exchange for a 35 year prison sentence. Love was found guilty at trial and sentenced to death. It took a jury just 30 minutes to convict Delgado, who was sentenced to live in prison without parole. Ref: F NICLA 170824 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153
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captionPictured here is: Kendra Hatcher, Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua At age 35, Kendra Hatcher was doing what she loved and had met someone she thought she’d spend the rest of her life with. Tragically, a jealous ex-girlfriend of her new love would soon put an end to her promising future. In 2015, Hatcher was living in Dallas, Texas, and accepted a job at Smile Zone, which offered high-end dentistry to children from disadvantaged households. She also began dating Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua that same year. After dating for only three months, Hatcher and Paniagua began talking about marriage. They planned a trip to Cancun for Labor Day in 2015 and things were going exceedingly well for Hatcher - until September 2, 2015 when Hatcher was gunned down, execution style, in the parking lot at her luxury apartment building. Security cameras captured a Jeep, being driven by a woman with a man in the passenger seats, exiting the garage just minutes after the shooting. Days later a man called police to say it was his Jeep – but that he’d lent it to his friend Brenda Delgado. Delgado said she then lent it to her friend Crystal Cortes. And when questioned by cops, Crystal claimed she’d been carjacked and forced to drive to the parking garage. But cops had discovered that Delgado was Dr Paniagua’s jealous ex-girlfriend – and when they quizzed Cortes again she broke down and admitted Delgado paid her and the shooter, Kristopher Love, to kill Hatcher. Cortes testified against Delgado and love in exchange for a 35 year prison sentence. Love was found guilty at trial and sentenced to death. It took a jury just 30 minutes to convict Delgado, who was sentenced to live in prison without parole. Ref: F NICLA 170824 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153
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captionPictured here is: Kendra Hatcher, Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua At age 35, Kendra Hatcher was doing what she loved and had met someone she thought she’d spend the rest of her life with. Tragically, a jealous ex-girlfriend of her new love would soon put an end to her promising future. In 2015, Hatcher was living in Dallas, Texas, and accepted a job at Smile Zone, which offered high-end dentistry to children from disadvantaged households. She also began dating Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua that same year. After dating for only three months, Hatcher and Paniagua began talking about marriage. They planned a trip to Cancun for Labor Day in 2015 and things were going exceedingly well for Hatcher - until September 2, 2015 when Hatcher was gunned down, execution style, in the parking lot at her luxury apartment building. Security cameras captured a Jeep, being driven by a woman with a man in the passenger seats, exiting the garage just minutes after the shooting. Days later a man called police to say it was his Jeep – but that he’d lent it to his friend Brenda Delgado. Delgado said she then lent it to her friend Crystal Cortes. And when questioned by cops, Crystal claimed she’d been carjacked and forced to drive to the parking garage. But cops had discovered that Delgado was Dr Paniagua’s jealous ex-girlfriend – and when they quizzed Cortes again she broke down and admitted Delgado paid her and the shooter, Kristopher Love, to kill Hatcher. Cortes testified against Delgado and love in exchange for a 35 year prison sentence. Love was found guilty at trial and sentenced to death. It took a jury just 30 minutes to convict Delgado, who was sentenced to live in prison without parole. Ref: F NICLA 170824 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153
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captionPictured here is: Kendra Hatcher, Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua At age 35, Kendra Hatcher was doing what she loved and had met someone she thought she’d spend the rest of her life with. Tragically, a jealous ex-girlfriend of her new love would soon put an end to her promising future. In 2015, Hatcher was living in Dallas, Texas, and accepted a job at Smile Zone, which offered high-end dentistry to children from disadvantaged households. She also began dating Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua that same year. After dating for only three months, Hatcher and Paniagua began talking about marriage. They planned a trip to Cancun for Labor Day in 2015 and things were going exceedingly well for Hatcher - until September 2, 2015 when Hatcher was gunned down, execution style, in the parking lot at her luxury apartment building. Security cameras captured a Jeep, being driven by a woman with a man in the passenger seats, exiting the garage just minutes after the shooting. Days later a man called police to say it was his Jeep – but that he’d lent it to his friend Brenda Delgado. Delgado said she then lent it to her friend Crystal Cortes. And when questioned by cops, Crystal claimed she’d been carjacked and forced to drive to the parking garage. But cops had discovered that Delgado was Dr Paniagua’s jealous ex-girlfriend – and when they quizzed Cortes again she broke down and admitted Delgado paid her and the shooter, Kristopher Love, to kill Hatcher. Cortes testified against Delgado and love in exchange for a 35 year prison sentence. Love was found guilty at trial and sentenced to death. It took a jury just 30 minutes to convict Delgado, who was sentenced to live in prison without parole. Ref: F NICLA 170824 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153
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captionPictured here is: Kendra Hatcher, Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua At age 35, Kendra Hatcher was doing what she loved and had met someone she thought she’d spend the rest of her life with. Tragically, a jealous ex-girlfriend of her new love would soon put an end to her promising future. In 2015, Hatcher was living in Dallas, Texas, and accepted a job at Smile Zone, which offered high-end dentistry to children from disadvantaged households. She also began dating Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua that same year. After dating for only three months, Hatcher and Paniagua began talking about marriage. They planned a trip to Cancun for Labor Day in 2015 and things were going exceedingly well for Hatcher - until September 2, 2015 when Hatcher was gunned down, execution style, in the parking lot at her luxury apartment building. Security cameras captured a Jeep, being driven by a woman with a man in the passenger seats, exiting the garage just minutes after the shooting. Days later a man called police to say it was his Jeep – but that he’d lent it to his friend Brenda Delgado. Delgado said she then lent it to her friend Crystal Cortes. And when questioned by cops, Crystal claimed she’d been carjacked and forced to drive to the parking garage. But cops had discovered that Delgado was Dr Paniagua’s jealous ex-girlfriend – and when they quizzed Cortes again she broke down and admitted Delgado paid her and the shooter, Kristopher Love, to kill Hatcher. Cortes testified against Delgado and love in exchange for a 35 year prison sentence. Love was found guilty at trial and sentenced to death. It took a jury just 30 minutes to convict Delgado, who was sentenced to live in prison without parole. Ref: F NICLA 170824 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153
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captionPictured here is: Kendra Hatcher, Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua At age 35, Kendra Hatcher was doing what she loved and had met someone she thought she’d spend the rest of her life with. Tragically, a jealous ex-girlfriend of her new love would soon put an end to her promising future. In 2015, Hatcher was living in Dallas, Texas, and accepted a job at Smile Zone, which offered high-end dentistry to children from disadvantaged households. She also began dating Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua that same year. After dating for only three months, Hatcher and Paniagua began talking about marriage. They planned a trip to Cancun for Labor Day in 2015 and things were going exceedingly well for Hatcher - until September 2, 2015 when Hatcher was gunned down, execution style, in the parking lot at her luxury apartment building. Security cameras captured a Jeep, being driven by a woman with a man in the passenger seats, exiting the garage just minutes after the shooting. Days later a man called police to say it was his Jeep – but that he’d lent it to his friend Brenda Delgado. Delgado said she then lent it to her friend Crystal Cortes. And when questioned by cops, Crystal claimed she’d been carjacked and forced to drive to the parking garage. But cops had discovered that Delgado was Dr Paniagua’s jealous ex-girlfriend – and when they quizzed Cortes again she broke down and admitted Delgado paid her and the shooter, Kristopher Love, to kill Hatcher. Cortes testified against Delgado and love in exchange for a 35 year prison sentence. Love was found guilty at trial and sentenced to death. It took a jury just 30 minutes to convict Delgado, who was sentenced to live in prison without parole. Ref: F NICLA 170824 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153
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captionPictured here is: Kendra Hatcher, Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua At age 35, Kendra Hatcher was doing what she loved and had met someone she thought she’d spend the rest of her life with. Tragically, a jealous ex-girlfriend of her new love would soon put an end to her promising future. In 2015, Hatcher was living in Dallas, Texas, and accepted a job at Smile Zone, which offered high-end dentistry to children from disadvantaged households. She also began dating Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua that same year. After dating for only three months, Hatcher and Paniagua began talking about marriage. They planned a trip to Cancun for Labor Day in 2015 and things were going exceedingly well for Hatcher - until September 2, 2015 when Hatcher was gunned down, execution style, in the parking lot at her luxury apartment building. Security cameras captured a Jeep, being driven by a woman with a man in the passenger seats, exiting the garage just minutes after the shooting. Days later a man called police to say it was his Jeep – but that he’d lent it to his friend Brenda Delgado. Delgado said she then lent it to her friend Crystal Cortes. And when questioned by cops, Crystal claimed she’d been carjacked and forced to drive to the parking garage. But cops had discovered that Delgado was Dr Paniagua’s jealous ex-girlfriend – and when they quizzed Cortes again she broke down and admitted Delgado paid her and the shooter, Kristopher Love, to kill Hatcher. Cortes testified against Delgado and love in exchange for a 35 year prison sentence. Love was found guilty at trial and sentenced to death. It took a jury just 30 minutes to convict Delgado, who was sentenced to live in prison without parole. Ref: F NICLA 170824 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153
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captionPictured here is: Brenda Delgado At age 35, Kendra Hatcher was doing what she loved and had met someone she thought she’d spend the rest of her life with. Tragically, a jealous ex-girlfriend of her new love would soon put an end to her promising future. In 2015, Hatcher was living in Dallas, Texas, and accepted a job at Smile Zone, which offered high-end dentistry to children from disadvantaged households. She also began dating Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua that same year. After dating for only three months, Hatcher and Paniagua began talking about marriage. They planned a trip to Cancun for Labor Day in 2015 and things were going exceedingly well for Hatcher - until September 2, 2015 when Hatcher was gunned down, execution style, in the parking lot at her luxury apartment building. Security cameras captured a Jeep, being driven by a woman with a man in the passenger seats, exiting the garage just minutes after the shooting. Days later a man called police to say it was his Jeep – but that he’d lent it to his friend Brenda Delgado. Delgado said she then lent it to her friend Crystal Cortes. And when questioned by cops, Crystal claimed she’d been carjacked and forced to drive to the parking garage. But cops had discovered that Delgado was Dr Paniagua’s jealous ex-girlfriend – and when they quizzed Cortes again she broke down and admitted Delgado paid her and the shooter, Kristopher Love, to kill Hatcher. Cortes testified against Delgado and love in exchange for a 35 year prison sentence. Love was found guilty at trial and sentenced to death. It took a jury just 30 minutes to convict Delgado, who was sentenced to live in prison without parole. Ref: F NICLA 170824 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153
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captionPictured here is: Brenda Delgado At age 35, Kendra Hatcher was doing what she loved and had met someone she thought she’d spend the rest of her life with. Tragically, a jealous ex-girlfriend of her new love would soon put an end to her promising future. In 2015, Hatcher was living in Dallas, Texas, and accepted a job at Smile Zone, which offered high-end dentistry to children from disadvantaged households. She also began dating Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua that same year. After dating for only three months, Hatcher and Paniagua began talking about marriage. They planned a trip to Cancun for Labor Day in 2015 and things were going exceedingly well for Hatcher - until September 2, 2015 when Hatcher was gunned down, execution style, in the parking lot at her luxury apartment building. Security cameras captured a Jeep, being driven by a woman with a man in the passenger seats, exiting the garage just minutes after the shooting. Days later a man called police to say it was his Jeep – but that he’d lent it to his friend Brenda Delgado. Delgado said she then lent it to her friend Crystal Cortes. And when questioned by cops, Crystal claimed she’d been carjacked and forced to drive to the parking garage. But cops had discovered that Delgado was Dr Paniagua’s jealous ex-girlfriend – and when they quizzed Cortes again she broke down and admitted Delgado paid her and the shooter, Kristopher Love, to kill Hatcher. Cortes testified against Delgado and love in exchange for a 35 year prison sentence. Love was found guilty at trial and sentenced to death. It took a jury just 30 minutes to convict Delgado, who was sentenced to live in prison without parole. Ref: F NICLA 170824 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153
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captionPictured here is: Brenda Delgado At age 35, Kendra Hatcher was doing what she loved and had met someone she thought she’d spend the rest of her life with. Tragically, a jealous ex-girlfriend of her new love would soon put an end to her promising future. In 2015, Hatcher was living in Dallas, Texas, and accepted a job at Smile Zone, which offered high-end dentistry to children from disadvantaged households. She also began dating Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua that same year. After dating for only three months, Hatcher and Paniagua began talking about marriage. They planned a trip to Cancun for Labor Day in 2015 and things were going exceedingly well for Hatcher - until September 2, 2015 when Hatcher was gunned down, execution style, in the parking lot at her luxury apartment building. Security cameras captured a Jeep, being driven by a woman with a man in the passenger seats, exiting the garage just minutes after the shooting. Days later a man called police to say it was his Jeep – but that he’d lent it to his friend Brenda Delgado. Delgado said she then lent it to her friend Crystal Cortes. And when questioned by cops, Crystal claimed she’d been carjacked and forced to drive to the parking garage. But cops had discovered that Delgado was Dr Paniagua’s jealous ex-girlfriend – and when they quizzed Cortes again she broke down and admitted Delgado paid her and the shooter, Kristopher Love, to kill Hatcher. Cortes testified against Delgado and love in exchange for a 35 year prison sentence. Love was found guilty at trial and sentenced to death. It took a jury just 30 minutes to convict Delgado, who was sentenced to live in prison without parole. Ref: F NICLA 170824 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153
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captionPictured here is: Brenda Delgado At age 35, Kendra Hatcher was doing what she loved and had met someone she thought she’d spend the rest of her life with. Tragically, a jealous ex-girlfriend of her new love would soon put an end to her promising future. In 2015, Hatcher was living in Dallas, Texas, and accepted a job at Smile Zone, which offered high-end dentistry to children from disadvantaged households. She also began dating Dr. Ricardo ‘Ricky’ Paniagua that same year. After dating for only three months, Hatcher and Paniagua began talking about marriage. They planned a trip to Cancun for Labor Day in 2015 and things were going exceedingly well for Hatcher - until September 2, 2015 when Hatcher was gunned down, execution style, in the parking lot at her luxury apartment building. Security cameras captured a Jeep, being driven by a woman with a man in the passenger seats, exiting the garage just minutes after the shooting. Days later a man called police to say it was his Jeep – but that he’d lent it to his friend Brenda Delgado. Delgado said she then lent it to her friend Crystal Cortes. And when questioned by cops, Crystal claimed she’d been carjacked and forced to drive to the parking garage. But cops had discovered that Delgado was Dr Paniagua’s jealous ex-girlfriend – and when they quizzed Cortes again she broke down and admitted Delgado paid her and the shooter, Kristopher Love, to kill Hatcher. Cortes testified against Delgado and love in exchange for a 35 year prison sentence. Love was found guilty at trial and sentenced to death. It took a jury just 30 minutes to convict Delgado, who was sentenced to live in prison without parole. Ref: F NICLA 170824 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153
