Kim Kardashian visits San Quentin death row inmate
By Reuters
03 June 2019 |
2:40 pm
According to TMZ, Kardashian spent two hours at the prison while speaking with convicted murderer Kevin Cooper. The 61-year-old inmate was convicted of four murders in 1985 but has always claimed to be innocent. Kardashian, who is studying to become a lawyer, has made criminal justice her focal point.
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