HOUSTON, TX
– The extraordinary murder for hire story still making headlines around the world. Ramon Sosa, a former boxing champion turned successful businessman and mentor to troubled youth, married the love of his life only to discover she was plotting to have him murdered. Sosa worked with local Houston officials to fake his death (complete with staging a crime scene and pictures from the grave) in order to thwart her plan. The unbelievable ordeal was featured on Crime Watch Daily, The Sun UK, Inside Edition,
iHeartRadio,
ESPN E:60, CBS 48 Hours, Fuji TV in Japan, Univision, and Telemundo, and is documented in his new book, “I Walked on My Own Grave: A True Crime Story.” This dramatic story of betrayal and murder for hire, published by Million$Pen, Ink. and available on Amazon.com, includes never revealed twists and turns that will leave readers captivated until the final chapter. For the first time, Ramon and his entire family are speaking about the harrowing events. To schedule an interview, email editor@MDPINK.com
Sosa met Maria De Lourdes Dorantes, aka “Lulu” in 2009. He thought he finally found the love of his life. Not long after their dream wedding, he began noticing that Lulu was changing. The once doting wife was now cold, calculating, and hungry for power. The former prized fighter realized this woman would stop at nothing to take everything he had worked hard for his whole life, including planning the unthinkable. Sosa, a father of three, knew he and his entire family were in danger and Lulu had to be stopped, even if it meant he would have to walk on his own grave.
Today, Lulu is serving a 20-year sentence in a Gatesville, Texas correctional facility and Ramon Sosa is a sought after public speaker who uses the lessons he’s learned from his traumatic near-death experience to become a powerful voice for men who are in manipulative and abusive relationships and believe they have no way out. Ramon hopes his story will help men and women everywhere identify and have the courage to speak out about all forms of abuse.
For more information about Ramon Sosa, to schedule an interview or to book the author for a speaking engagement, contact Liz Faublas at 917-232-1798 or email editor@mdpink.com.
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