Ramon Preciado Was Back in Court Monday as a Judge Pushed for a Trial Date in the Soto-Guerra Case
Preciado appeared in a San Antonio courtroom on Monday in connection with the 2023 deaths of Savanah Soto, Matthew Guerra and their unborn child, and the judge in the case pushed for a trial date to be set.
Ramon Preciado appeared in court in San Antonio on Monday, November 2, in connection with the 2023 deaths of Savanah Soto, Matthew Guerra and their unborn child, according to KSAT's courts coverage, read by the desk this cycle. The hearing's business, as KSAT's headline and court report carried it, was the calendar: the judge in the case pushed for a trial date for Preciado in connection with the couple's murder.
The case reaches back to December 2023 and the deaths of Soto and Guerra and the couple's unborn child — one of the most closely followed criminal cases in San Antonio in recent years, and one whose court path has run through repeated hearings since. Monday's appearance continued that path, with the court's pressure on setting the case for trial as the reported development.
No trial date was reported as set in the coverage read this cycle, and the desk reports none. Preciado's case remains pending, the allegation against him is an allegation until a jury decides it, and the desk will file the trial date when the court sets one.
