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Should Florida Execute a Victim of Its Own Abuse?
In this compelling interview, attorney Troy Rafferty discusses the controversial upcoming execution of Victor Tony Jones, scheduled for September 30, for the 1990 murders of a Miami-Dade couple.
Rafferty, who led the successful fight to establish Florida's compensation fund for victims of abuse at the state's notorious reform schools, argues that the state should not execute someone it helped create through systematic torture and abuse.
Jones, who has an intellectual disability, was among hundreds of boys subjected to horrific abuse at the Okeechobee School for Boys, where children were…
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