South Central Los Angeles was plagued by gang violence and in Kiera Newsom's neighborhood,

the Black Crips and the 11-Duce Hovers ran the streets. Kiera avoided the gang life,

but it still took the life of her boyfriend, Marquel Norman, on December 10, 2000. On April

16, 2001, in retaliation for another gang shooting, three female Hovers rolled up to some

Black Crips and one of the women got out and shot into the crowd, mortally wounding

Kristian Hinton. She got back into the car and shot again as she sped away, grazing the

torso of Shantay Allen. The shooter was described as African American in her 20s with a lazy

eye and a tattoo on her upper right thigh. This incident happened at 11.30 a.m. on a school

day, 10 miles from where Kiera Newsom was in class. But despite this rock solid alibi and

the fact that she didn't have a car or even a driver's license, the prosecution came

up with a theory that Kiera, in retaliation for her boyfriend's murder, had somehow snuck

out of her lockdown school, changed her clothes, died her hair, drove over 30 minutes to the

scene, committed the crime and somehow managed to return to her desk just seven feet from

her teacher with her absence going completely unnoticed. But with coerced eyewitnesses

and the fact that she happened to have a tattoo on her upper right thigh, Kiera ended

up serving nearly 20 years tormented by her co-defendant Donnell Flynn, aka Astro, who

is believed to have been the actual shooter. This is wrongful conviction with Jason Flam.

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