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William Noguera sits down with VladTV to discuss his early life in Los Angeles and La Puente, California, his Colombian-American upbringing, martial arts training, and the violent home environment that shaped him. Convicted of murder at 18, Noguera spent 42 years in San Quentin Prison, much of it on death row.
In this interview, he recounts becoming a hapkido champion, stealing high-end cars, and operating in Southern California during an era when Mexican gangs and the Mexican Mafia were expanding influence. Noguera also details the turbulent relationship with his pregnant teenage girlfriend, allegations of abuse in her home, and the events leading to the killing of her mother, Navarro, after a confrontation involving a martial arts baton.
Now 62, Noguera reflects on rage, steroids, accountability, the police investigation, and the life-changing consequences of one violent night in 1983.
