NEW YORK -- Raymond Santana was only 14 in 1989 when he and four other Black and Latino teenagers were wrongfully blamed for the rape of a white female jogger.

As part of his residency on the streets of New York, Banksy set up a stall in Central Park on October 13th and tried to sell his prints for $60 each. Only eight were purchased. Eight days later ...

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New York City shimmers sunrise. From the wildest corners of Central Park, the city is framed by forests.

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Alexandra Bell’s goal is to show that the jogger was not the only victim in the Central Park Five story—that the horror could also apply to the experience of the wrongly convicted teen-agers.