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Katherine "Kate" Ellen Simpson - Vimarsana News

Katherine "Kate" Ellen Simpson

LEXINGTON — Katherine “Kate” Ellen Simpson passed away in Lexington Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2023, after a long battle with early-onset Alzheimer’s Disease.

Wrongly convicted, they 'lost hope' after 17 years in prison. Then a California mom helped prove their innocence – The Ukiah Daily Journal - Vimarsana News

Wrongly convicted, they 'lost hope' after 17 years in prison. Then a California mom helped prove their innocence – The Ukiah Daily Journal

The Laguna Beach woman was a lawyer limited to civil law when she agreed to represent two men convicted of a 2004 shooting in Palmdale.

Wrongly convicted, they 'lost hope' after 17 years in prison. Then a California mom helped prove their innocence – The Voice - Vimarsana News

Wrongly convicted, they 'lost hope' after 17 years in prison. Then a California mom helped prove their innocence – The Voice

The Laguna Beach woman was a lawyer limited to civil law when she agreed to represent two men convicted of a 2004 shooting in Palmdale.

Wrongly convicted, they 'lost hope' after 17 years in prison. Then a California mom helped prove their innocence – The Oakland Press - Vimarsana News

Wrongly convicted, they 'lost hope' after 17 years in prison. Then a California mom helped prove their innocence – The Oakland Press

The Laguna Beach woman was a lawyer limited to civil law when she agreed to represent two men convicted of a 2004 shooting in Palmdale.

Wrongly convicted, they 'lost hope' after 17 years in prison. Then a California mom helped prove their innocence - Vimarsana News

Wrongly convicted, they 'lost hope' after 17 years in prison. Then a California mom helped prove their innocence

The Laguna Beach woman was a lawyer limited to civil law when she agreed to represent two men convicted of a 2004 shooting in Palmdale. She not only helped free them, but also built the Innocence OC project at UC Irvine.