Snapped Bernadette Perusquia and Juan Perusquia

Status: Incarcerated

The story of Bernadette Perusquia and her husband, Juan is the subject of Oxygen's Snapped show, season 13, episode 3. Oxygen describes the show as: Bernadette Perusquia is a school nurse who is accused of shooting her husband Juan, a security guard, in May 2003, but claims self-defense..

Bernadette Perusquia was convicted and sentenced to 15 years

Bernadette’s defense at trial was that she shot Juan, her husband, in self-defense because he was close enough to lunge at her and was going to kill her. Bernadette testified that she pulled a gun from her waistband thinking that the gun would stop Juan from continuing to advance towards her. Bernadette had hidden the gun in her waistband to prevent Juan from obtaining the gun during an argument in which Juan had already knocked her over a recliner, pulled her down on the bed, and grabbed her breasts and genital area. When Juan continued to advance towards her, she shot him. Bernadette testified that she was instructed during her training for a concealed handgun license to show the gun to the attacker in an attempt to frighten him, but to shoot if the effort to frighten the attacker did not work.

You can write to Bernadette Perusquia at:

Bernadette Perusquia 1758879

Mountain View Unit

2305 Ransom Road

Gatesville, TX 76528

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