She even try to fill a petition regarding her resentencing but the head superior court regrets her filed petition. And as per her lawyer, she admitted the hilarious wrong done and there is no chance of parole.Īnd now you know she is alive the second rumored question was is she burned and died at prison then let ys tell you nothing happens like that she serving her life sentence at the prison at the Central California Women’s facility. Now the rumored question arises that is Pearl alive or dead than let us tell you that she is not dead, she is breathing as at present she is serving her life sentence in the prison at California’s Chowchilla State Women’s prison for the first-degree murder charge & deliberate homicide charge in the year 2013 and with that, it was sufficient to request the reserves penalizing.
And because of that pearl was sentenced to stay in prison while her boyfriend Isauro was declared to death.
The boy's death and the arrests of Fernandez and Aguirre led to an outcry over the handling of the case by Los Angeles County social workers, who had multiple contacts with the family.Ī subsequent investigation led to the filing of criminal charges against two former social workers and their two supervisors, but that case was subsequently dismissed after a state appeals court panel found that the four "never had the requisite duty to control the abusers and did not have care or custody of Gabriel'' for purposes of the child abuse charge leveled against them and that they were "not officers'' within the meaning of the Government Code section involving falsification of public records.According to the source, Pearl Fernandez is currently at the prison women’s facility where she is serving her life sentence as she was charged in the accusation of murder of her genetical son named Gabriel Fernandez and she attempts with his partner in crime boyfriend Isauro Aguirre. That because of the continuous maltreatment and physical & mental assault by pearl and her boyfriend to Gabriel he at last died and left the world. "Based upon the overall evidence presented to the jury, defendant Aguirre was by no means a passive participant in the crimes,'' the judge said then, adding that he was convinced that Aguirre's participation was "major, personal and active.'' The judge agreed, saying that the evidence indicated that Aguirre was a "major participant.'' "The evidence showed and our office believed that they were both equally culpable in the case, and I think the evidence showed that.''
"I think they both pointed the fingers at each other, which sometimes happens in co-defendant cases,'' Hatami responded after Fernandez's plea.
The judge also denied the defense's motion for a new trial for Aguirre. In denying an automatic motion to reduce the jury's recommendation of a death sentence for Aguirre to life in prison without the possibility of parole, the judge cited the "repeated beating, binding, burning and starving'' of the youngster.
It's beyond animalistic,'' the judge said in sentencing the two, noting that he hoped the two defendants would wake up in the middle of the night thinking about what they had done to the boy.
"You want to say that the conduct was animalistic, but that would be wrong because even animals know how to take care of their young. The plea came about two months after jurors recommended that Aguirre be sentenced to death for the boy's killing.
She had been facing a possible death sentence if the case against her had gone to trial and if she had been convicted as charged. The prosecutor vowed to be at the hearing and to "continue to fight for justice for Gabriel.''įernandez pleaded guilty in February 2018 and admitted the special circumstance allegation of murder involving the infliction of torture. A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge dismissed charges against social workers who were accused of child abuse and falsifying records related to the death of 8-year-old Gabriel Fernandez.