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Connie Keel to be Released from Prison

Battered Woman Serving 29 Years and Represented by USC Law Student To Be Released from Prison Today

April 1, 2009 By USC Gould School of Law

Contact: USC Law News Service

Gilien Silsby (213) 500-8673

E-mail: gsilsby@law.usc.edu

 

MEDIA ADVISORY

 

BATTERED WOMAN SERVING 29 YEARS

AND REPRESENTED BY USC LAW STUDENT

TO BE RELEASED FROM PRISON TODAY

 
WHAT:  Connie Keel, who has spent 29 years in prison for sitting in a car while her husband robbed and killed a shop owner, will be released from prison today, April 1. The 50-year-old woman was represented by USC Law student Adam Reich.

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger did not reverse a parole board’s recommendation on Friday to release Keel. This is one of the few times Schwarzenegger has not blocked a prisoner’s release on the Parole Board’s first recommendation.  

WHERE: Keel will be available for interviews and a reunion with her family at Crossroads Inc., the transitional home where Keel will live for the first six months. Crossroads is located at 1269 N. Harvard Ave., Claremont, 91711.

WHEN: Today, April 1, at 11 a.m. (She may arrive at Crossroads later, depending on the prison’s administrative processes.)

WHO: Keel and Reich will be available for press interviews at Crossroads.

FURTHER DETAILS: Call Gilien Silsby at (213) 500-8673

 

 

 

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