Isis Allen
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Her Story
Isis Allen was just six years old when her young life was tragically stolen following a shooting on July 17, 2016, in Pittsburgh's Knoxville neighborhood. On the evening Isis was walking along Zara Street with an adult when gunfire erupted near a home where several people had gathered. A bullet struck Isis in the head, leaving her critically injured. For several days, Isis fought for her life but sadly on July 20, 2016, she passed away, just two months after celebrating her sixth birthday.
Her death devastated her loved ones and touched people throughout Pittsburgh. Family members, friends, neighbors, and community leaders gathered to remember her and speak out against the violence that had taken her life. Isis's grandmother, described her as a beautiful spirit while her mother, spoke publicly about the extraordinary love her daughter had brought into her life.
Isis was simply a little girl walking down the street. Her life was stolen because of violence that had nothing to do with her.
Isis Allen — Forever Loved, and Forever Remembered 🕊️🌹
News-Articles-Links
- Child Shot In Knoxville, Rushed To Hospital In Critical Condition.
- 'My baby is fighting for her life:' 6-year-old in critical condition after Knoxville street shooting.
- Family, friends say goodbye to Isis Allen.
- 'I promise I'll never forget you': Family remembers 6-year-old after shooting death.
- Light a Candle for Isis on The National Gun Memorial.
- Man sentenced for murder of 6-year-old Isis Allen.
Case Update — February 2017
In February 2017, Kamau Thomas Jr. pleaded guilty to third-degree murder in
connection with Isis's death.
He was sentenced to 15 to 40 years in prison.
During the proceedings, he apologized to Isis's family.
Although the criminal case resulted in a conviction, no sentence could restore the
childhood Isis lost or the years her family should have shared with her.