State of Texas v. Christopher Ray Preciado
CASE SUMMARY & BACKGROUND
State of Texas v. Christopher Ray Preciado is a capital murder prosecution arising from the December 21, 2023, shooting deaths of 18-year-old Savanah Soto, 22-year-old Matthew Guerra, and their unborn child, Fabian, during a botched drug robbery in San Antonio, Texas. Christopher Ray Preciado killed Soto and Guerra inside Guerra's vehicle and abandoned their bodies at a Leon Valley apartment complex. On March 26, 2026, a Bexar County jury in the 290th Criminal District Court found Preciado guilty on three counts of capital murder. Presiding Judge Jennifer Pena automatically sentenced Preciado to three concurrent terms of life imprisonment without the possibility of parole.
KEY DEFENDANTS & INVOLVED FIGURES (6)
Case Summary & Frequently Asked Questions
Q.What is the legal proceeding "State of Texas v. Christopher Ray Preciado" about?
"State of Texas v. Christopher Ray Preciado" is a tracked legal proceeding under the Capital Offenses, Murder & Homicide, Violent Crime category in United States.
Q.When was "State of Texas v. Christopher Ray Preciado" formally initiated?
Official records date the opening of this case to December 2023.
Q.How many figures are currently linked to this case file?
6 individuals have documented records associated with this proceeding on Rakeni.