The first ten amendments along with two others that were not ratified were proposed. by Congress on September 25, 1789, when they passed the Senate, having previously passed. the House on September 24 (1 Annals of Congress 88, 913).
But, if Selena had still been alive at that point, and if blood transfusions could have saved her, then yes, Selena's death might have resulted from her father's refusal to allow any more transfusions.
Decades After Selenaâs Death, Case Continues to Make News. March 31, 1995: The singer Selena is shot to death. Selena, the one-named Tejano star, was sometimes called the Mexican-American Madonna, after that other one-named pop superstar. After winning the Tejano Music Award for best female vocalist as a teenager, Selena went on to earn the title nine more times â including two posthumous wins following her murder at age 23. Her death, 20 years ago today, on March 31, 1995, rocked the Latin music community and devastated millions of fans.