Who Is Cynthia Cdebaca? Meet The Grandma Who Killed Her Son In Law
Cynthia Cdebaca killed her son-in-law on February 11, 2014. She is still in prison, facing jail as of 2021. In 2039, Cynthia will be eligible for parole.
Cynthia Cdebaca has admitted to shooting her son-in-law on February 11, 2014. It was her 63rd birthday.
Loud gunshots were heard in the gated community on February 11. Cynthia’s son-in-law Geoward Eustaquio was crying for help.
The neighbors called 911 multiple phone calls. They had described the situation as horrible. More gunshots were heard in the background.
The police arrived at the scene of the crime immediately. In their mind, they were hoping to take control of the situation and save the wounded ones. Sadly, it was too late.
They were greeted with a trail of blood. And the blood was of Geoward Eustaquio, who was 53 years old.
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Who Is Cynthia Cdebaca? Grandma Who Killed Her Son In Law
Cynthia Cdebaca was living in her daughter’s and son-in-law’s house in the neighborhood of Fallbrook, California.
Her daughter, Laura Salinas, was married to a rugby coach and a real estate agent Geoward Eustaquio.
Cynthia was a chronic smoker. She would often smoke cigarettes in her daughter’s house.
She did not live together with Laura until 2001. September 11, 2001, was a dark day for Cdebaca.
She suffered from a stroke. And Geoward and Laura opened their house to her.
Laura and Geoward have two children. An 18 years old son from Geoward’s previous marriage.
Where Is Cynthia Cdebaca In 2021?
Cynthia Cdebaca is still behind bars in 2021. She was sentenced to years in prison.
She won’t be released until 2039 and will be eligible for parole in February 2039.
She was found guilty of the first-degree murder of her son-in-law.
When Laura (her daughter) received the news that her mother would be spending 50 years in prison, she said, “This is a tragedy. I love my mom; I loved Goward. There’s no win here, not for anyone. It’s just complete madness.”
She remains at Central California Women’s Facility in Chowchilla, Madera County.
Everything To Know About The Murder Case
She was miserable inside the expensive house for her son-in-law.
The relationship between Geoward and Laura was not good. She used to watch them fighting and arguing.
He used to physically and verbally abuse her.
As a result, Cynthia hated her son-in-law.
Cynthia Cdebaca bought a .38-calibre, five-shot revolver and ammunition from a local gun shop.
And on February 11, Cynthia shot 15 shots, and just three hit the kitchen door, and the rest struck Goward.
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