A notorious South Bay murder case may get a second look after the conviction was tossed out earlier this year. The California Attorney General’s Office is now asking the state Supreme Court for a review of a judge’s decision earlier this year to overturn a conviction in the 2012 disappearance of Sierra LaMar. The 15-year-old vanished on her way to school in Morgan Hill and her body was never found. In June 2017, Antolin Garcia-Torres was sentenced to life for her murder. Morgan Hill Mar 2 ‘Sierra didn't get a second chance': LaMar's dad talks about overturned conviction Morgan Hill Feb 27 Conviction overturned for man found guilty in Sierra LaMar's murder Morgan Hill Mar 18, 2022 Sierra LaMar's Family Remains Hopeful 10 Years After Morgan Hill Teen Vanished A judge in February overturned the conviction, party because the Santa Clara County district attorney had used three unrelated kidnapping cases to help convict Garcia-Torres. The California Supreme Court could reinstate the conviction if it decides to review the case. It could take up to three months before the court makes a decision. Garcia-Torres has remained in prison. ...read more read less