SAN ANTONIO – The jury selection for Mytra Romanos, the stepmom accused of helping her stepson conceal evidence in a triple murder, begins today.
Romanos is facing several charges relating to the deaths of Savannah Soto, her boyfriend Matthew Guerra, and their unborn child. If convicted, she could face decades behind bars.
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Romanos is accused of helping her stepson, Christopher Preciado, hide the bodies of Soto and Guerra after investigators say he shot and killed the couple following a drug deal. She, along with Christopher’s father, Ramon Preciado, who is also accused of helping, face charges of altering or destroying evidence, concealing a human corpse, and tampering with evidence.
Ramon Preciado is currently out on bond, while both Romanos and Christopher remain in custody. Christopher’s trial is set for February 2, 2026, while Ramon Preciado does not yet have a trial date.
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Romanos’ trial has been moved to January, and her defense said they are ready to proceed with today’s jury selection.
Jury selection is scheduled for 9 a.m. at the 290th District Court.