Sunny Jacobs speaking at Saoise

Sunny Jacobs speaking at Saoise | Freedom on Easter Monday at Kilmainham Gaol. Saoirse was brought to you by The Trailblazery with the kind support of Creative Ireland, OPW, Dublin City Council + Catapult.

Sunny Jacobs
Sonia ‘Sunny’ Jacobs (64) was sentenced to death at the age of 28 for the murder of two police officers in Florida. When she was imprisoned, her two young children were cast into the foster care system. Nearly 17 years after her arrest, Sunny’s conviction was overturned on appeal. Her story, along with those of five other wrongfully convicted death row inmates, became The Exonerated, a play put on by the nonprofit theater, The Culture Project. Sunny is the author of Stolen Time: One Woman’s Inspiring Story as an Innocent Condemned to Death.

‘An extraordinary and inspirational story. Sunny Jacobs is a remarkable woman’ Susan Sarandon, Actress

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