 In, 1994, the small town of Holtville, California near the Mexican border was rocked by the wickedly brutal murder of 14-year-old Andrea Hines at the hands of 13-year-old childhood friend Adan. Folks in the town coined it the Nicole Brown copycat murder. Over the course of three years, Los Angeles documentary filmmaker Constance Jackson went to Holtville to interview dozens of people--including family members of the teenagers involved--in an attempt to somehow make sense of this senseless act. Through interviews, re-enactments, dramatizations, animation, media coverage, and family archives, Blitz Attack: The Andrea Hines Story is a compelling and detailed account of the history leading up to this horrific tragedy and enduring legacy.