So this woman gets arrested for a cold case murder from like 30 years ago... it's wild, right? 
I mean, you got to feel bad for the victim's family, but at the same time, there's evidence pointing towards Fonseca being involved in the planning or execution. It just goes to show that even when we think a case is closed, justice can still be served. The question is, what took so long? Shouldn't we have better systems in place to get justice for victims and their families faster? I mean, it's been 30 years... that's like, an eternity! 
I mean, you got to feel bad for the victim's family, but at the same time, there's evidence pointing towards Fonseca being involved in the planning or execution. It just goes to show that even when we think a case is closed, justice can still be served. The question is, what took so long? Shouldn't we have better systems in place to get justice for victims and their families faster? I mean, it's been 30 years... that's like, an eternity! 
It's crazy! This lady's been living with this secret for so long, it's like her whole life has been a lie. And now she's facing some serious charges, up to life in prison. 
I'm trying to understand how she could do something like that, but at the same time, I don't want to make any judgments. 
It's all so shocking and sad for her family. 