"The documentary play “The Exonerated,” by Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen, tells the true stories of six wrongly convicted death-row inmates, culled from interviews, court transcripts, and other primary sources. One of them is Sonia “Sunny” Jacobs, who was arrested in 1976, after she and her partner Jesse Tafero were caught in a roadside gunfight in Florida that left two officers dead. Jacobs, Tafero, and the driver, Walter Norman Rhodes, Jr., were convicted of murder. After seventeen years of incarceration, Jacobs was freed."
The New Yorker
The New Yorker
