Bertha Alicia Vasquez, a 52-year-old woman of Hispanic ethnicity, tragically lost her life on February 1, 2015, in San Angelo, Texas. Born on September 16, 1962, in Ciudad Acuña, Mexico, Bertha was a beloved mother, grandmother, and sister. Her death was a significant loss to her family and community.
On February 6, 2015, Jason Scott Little, a 28-year-old man, was charged with Bertha's murder. The fatal shooting occurred at Eva's Place, a local establishment in San Angelo.
Little was already in custody on unrelated charges when he was charged with Bertha's murder. The swift arrest and charges brought some measure of justice to Bertha's grieving family.
The case against Jason Scott Little moved through the legal system, with the prosecution presenting evidence of his involvement in the crime. The trial garnered significant attention in the local community, as residents sought answers and justice for Bertha's untimely death. Ultimately, Little was convicted of murder and sentenced to prison, providing a sense of closure for Bertha's loved ones.
Bertha Alicia Vasquez's death and the subsequent legal proceedings highlighted the impact of violent crime on families and communities. Her memory lives on through her family and the love they continue to share in her honor.
