Ep 5. Ana Trujillo

Ana Trujillo was a beautiful and intelligent woman who had everything going for her. However, as she grew older, she began to struggle with alcohol addiction and a string of failed relationships. In 2013, Ana met Stefan Andersen, a successful and charismatic man who seemed to have everything she was looking for in a partner. The two quickly became inseparable and began a passionate romance that would ultimately end in tragedy.

On the night of June 9th, 2013, Ana and Stefan got into a heated argument at his Houston condo. The argument escalated until Ana grabbed one of her stiletto heels and began hitting Stefan over the head with it. Ana claims that she was defending herself from an attack, but prosecutors argue that her actions were premeditated and deliberate. In the end, Stefan died from his injuries and Ana was charged with murder.

In this episode of Snapped, viewers will hear from Ana's family and friends as they try to understand how such a tragedy could have occurred. They will also hear from witnesses who claim to have seen Ana behaving erratically in the days leading up to the murder. As Ana sits in jail awaiting trial, her defense team works tirelessly to prove her innocence and prevent her from spending the rest of her life behind bars.

Throughout the episode, viewers will see interviews with prosecutors, attorneys, and witnesses, as well as reenactments of key moments in Ana and Stefan's tumultuous relationship. They will also learn more about the physical evidence that was collected at the crime scene, including blood spatter patterns and the stiletto heel that was used as the murder weapon.

As the trial begins, tensions run high both inside and outside of the courtroom. Ana's defense team argues that she acted in self-defense and was not trying to kill Stefan. Prosecutors, however, paint a different picture, portraying Ana as a jealous and volatile woman who was capable of committing murder.

By the end of the episode, viewers will see whether Ana is found guilty or innocent. Regardless of the verdict, however, the tragic story of Ana Trujillo and Stefan Andersen serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of addiction and the volatile nature of human relationships.