Memories of a woman named Nita in Echo Park

By Kevin Roderick | February 3, 2010 10:02 AM

nita-story,jpg.jpgThe Eastsider LA posts about a little mystery in Echo Park and a call for some information about the woman who may have been known as Nita.


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